0.4.1

Fixes

Hovering a tab shows its full title and, when programs report status, the state its panes most need you for and each pane's records. Before, only the small status glyph had a tooltip.
A pasted or dropped image's card has a right-click menu: Open, Open in pane beside (the image in a Files pane split beside the terminal), Copy path and Dismiss. A click still opens it over the window.
The Edit / Diff switch on a file tab shows only when it offers a choice: Diff for a file with uncommitted changes, Read or View for Markdown and SVG. Images, PDFs and media read View instead of Edit.
compi edit FILE --pane on a Files pane opens the file in that pane, as documented, instead of splitting a new pane or saying the pane is too small.
macOS: the keyboard no longer stays in a browser page once you use another pane, and closing a page that had the keyboard gives it back to the window.
A link pasted into the browser's address field or given to compi browse loses text around it, such as quotes, <…>, a Markdown link, a dev server's Local: line or a trailing period. compi browse without a URL opens a blank pane with the keyboard in its address field.

Running shells end. The update restarts the local daemon after you consent. Daemon protocol 34 and workspace format 8 are unchanged, so your workspace carries over. Save your work first. Remote daemons are not restarted by the local updater.
Windows, from 0.3.0 or earlier: run Compi 0.4.1 Setup once; the older update helper cannot replace itself. From 0.3.1, update in the app.

On macOS the browser pane, its keyboard fix and the PDF, audio and video previews have not yet been checked on screen. A page there hides while a floating pane overlaps it, failed loads show no failure notice, and loading shows only once content arrives.
Animated GIF and WebP show their first frame only.
Windows packages are not publisher-signed. The macOS app is ad-hoc signed, not notarized. Operating-system trust warnings may appear; signed update metadata does not replace publisher signing.