Secpar 3.9.0 — Account access

Secpar 3.9.0 adds account access across Android and desktop.

• Sign in on Android to see your account-owned computers and connect without another QR scan.
• Desktop sign-in automatically links the local host and lists your other linked computers.
• Account connections try pinned LAN addresses first, then available remote routes.
• Each client gets its own credential. Signing out removes account access while preserving independent manual pairings.
• Compact Android account layout for phone and docked windows.

Update the desktop app before using Android account pairing. On desktop, open Friends and sign in; on Android, open Account beside the add-computer button and sign in through your browser.

The Android streaming/audio/input engines are unchanged from the approved 3.8.0 baseline; the Windows capture/encoding engine is unchanged from 3.7.0. Regression checks include silence/switch recovery, decoder-fault recovery, three-minute audio playback, input, PiP, video pacing and actual Android-to-Windows pinned-TLS account pairing. Live browser sign-in completion still needs the account holder's approval.

Linux hosting currently requires a local-network route and system screen-sharing permission. Its anywhere-hosting path and physical KDE/X250 validation remain in progress. Linux can continue connecting to Windows hosts remotely. macOS hosting is not included in this release.

Downloads are optimized release packages. SHA256SUMS.txt covers all three applications. Installing the Windows update restarts Secpar hosting and disconnects active Secpar sessions.