Freed v26.10.702-dev

(AI Generated).

Freed v26.10.702-dev

Independent test credentials

Features

• The isolated transfer-acceptance app can adopt a former Primary as a persistent read-only viewer, with native enforcement that also refuses automatic read and seen edits
• Linux stores Library signing keys in an existing unlocked Secret Service vault and preserves the same identity across app and vault restarts

Fixes

• The transfer-acceptance app uses a new application identity and its own Library credential vault, preserving existing ordinary and preview installations
• Locked or unavailable Linux vaults return an error instead of replacing Library keys
• Transfer acceptance previews retain normal onboarding and Library selection without automatically creating a sample Library
• Desktop Settings shows the ten newest individual releases with complete notes
• Descriptions in sidebar tiles without media are centered
• Archiving from the reader, header, keyboard or feed hides the pending row immediately. A failed write restores the row and keeps the reader open
• Automatic development sample data can be disabled
• Compatible native dependencies include security updates
• The mobile PWA keeps the feed and inline reader on the document scroller when returning from a post

Follow-ups

• Primary transfer remains disabled in ordinary builds. Synthetic handoff acceptance uses the separate signed transfer-acceptance app and a PWA built from the same release commit
• Installed acceptance across two independent Desktop installations and a matching PWA remains required before enabling ordinary transfer and recovery or moving an existing personal Library
• Verify the new acceptance identity on both Macs before enrolling a disposable Library. Packaging isolation does not establish installed transfer acceptance

Downloads

macOS: .dmg (Apple Silicon or Intel, signed + notarized)
Windows: .exe (NSIS installer)
Linux: .AppImage

macOS downloads are signed and notarized for normal Gatekeeper installation.