Kaze 0.25.1

0.25.1 — 2026-10-29

• For Intel Macs too: both Apple Silicon and Intel now run on Kaze's own Electron.
• Sites with strict risk control can't tell when Kaze's agent is working in a page: the
  browser no longer reports the page's console output to the agent's debugger (OpenBrowser's
  engine change), the classic way a page spots one.
• A page can close only a window it opened itself, as in Chrome — never a tab you opened; one
  that does close itself goes to recently closed (⌘⇧T).
• Swipe left or right with two fingers on a page to go back or forward, as in Chrome: an
  arrow comes in from the edge, and the page turns once you've swiped far enough. Pages that
  scroll sideways themselves (carousels, maps) keep the swipe, and it follows the system's
  "Swipe between pages" setting (Trackpad › More Gestures).
• Settings (or another of Kaze's pages) no longer opens blank.
• Pinned tabs (and everything else you had) are kept when you quit: what closing the windows
  changes on the way out is no longer written over it.
• Faster with many tabs: restoring a session, Clear, closing a group or reopening closed tabs
  update the window once rather than once per tab (300 tabs: 2 s → 12 ms).
• Faster start: windows open without waiting for the browser tools to load, and the updater
  and the ad blocker load only when they're needed.

Signed with Developer ID. This release is not notarized.