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CurlGo v0.2.0 — Customizable shortcuts and Windows fixes

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@echoVic echoVic released this 06 Nov 06:22
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CurlGo 0.2.0 adds customizable keyboard shortcuts and fixes the Windows issues found during fresh-machine acceptance testing.

  • Customize shortcuts in Settings → Shortcuts: new request, save request, send, focus address bar, stop, and open settings. Record a new chord, reset one row or everything, and get an inline conflict warning when a chord is taken; changes apply immediately, persist with the local workspace, and the menu accelerator follows.
  • Shortcut hints now match the platform (⌘ on macOS, Ctrl on Windows/Linux). Sending works while the URL field is focused, the send button no longer clips long labels, and the shortcut recorder temporarily takes menu chords so Ctrl/Cmd+Q cannot quit mid-recording.
  • Windows: the curl import buttons are clickable again, and go test ./... plus the QA scripts now run on Windows 11.
  • Added the keyboard shortcut guide: docs/keyboard-shortcuts.md.

Downloads

  • macOS Apple Silicon — curlgo-0.2.0-arm64.dmg, Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple.
  • Windows x64 / ARM64 — curlgo-setup-0.2.0-amd64.exe / curlgo-setup-0.2.0-arm64.exe. Run the installer; it is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn (choose More info → Run anyway). Portable ZIPs (curlgo-0.2.0-windows-*.zip) are attached too: unzip and run CurlGo.exe. install.ps1 installs the latest release silently for the current user.

Signed update archives, manifests, delta from 0.1.1 and SHA256SUMS are attached for all platforms.

Upgrading: macOS 0.1.1 and later can update in place from Settings or the application menu — the release includes the signed update archive and delta. If you are on 0.1.0, install the DMG manually once. Windows users install 0.2.0 once; future releases can use the signed updater.

The DMG is for macOS Apple Silicon, signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple. The Windows builds are unsigned and provided for early use. Ordinary workspace data stays local. The desktop app does not install coding-agent skills or modify agent configuration. Update checks connect to GitHub and can be disabled in Settings.

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