Kaze 0.19.1

• Kaze is signed and notarized by Apple: a downloaded copy opens without being called damaged.
• Importing from Chrome, Edge, Brave or Arc brings your sign-ins over again (it looked for the
  cookies where only Windows keeps them, and found none on a Mac).

Kaze 0.19.0

Kite is now Kaze

• A new name (風, wind) and a new icon: a pinwheel of three translucent petals. Everything you had
  stays — your tabs, sign-ins, saved keys and chats. Old kite:// addresses open their kaze:// page.
• Agents connected to Kite (Claude Code, Codex…) show "Repair" in Settings › External agents:
  one press renames them to Kaze.

A richer, calmer look

• Floating panels, menus and dialogs have a soft sheen and depth; buttons and tags use translucent
  fills that take the window's tint; the main action in a dialog is a dark "ink glass" button.
• Fields are white and quietly inset instead of grey wells, everywhere.
• Settings' colour tiles in Apple's system colours, each at its own brightness — no more muddy
  orange or dark green.
• The New Tab page wears the window's colour: one large field, the pages you just saw as cards with
  their snapshots, your sites as plates.

Fixes

• Nothing stays stuck in its hover look when the pointer moves onto a page (the sidebar's resize
  handle no longer shows up by the page).
• The floating agent card appears in the page's corner and no longer jumps on its first drag.
• Short titles show whole; only titles that don't fit fade out.
• Menus: a check mark no longer covers its label; Zoom's full-screen button is back in the menu.
• "Helpers" are now called Subagents.