Win-CodexBar 0.56.8
Windows release aligned to the reviewed upstream CodexBar 0.56.8 behavior baseline, plus Windows-specific reliability, account-switching, UI, browser-import, and release-pipeline improvements landed since 0.55.0.
Added
- Saved Codex and Claude accounts with account switching from Settings and the native tray menu.
- Antigravity local token-history reporting, improved quota selection, and bounded historical scanning.
- Expanded Codex usage/cost history, reasoning-token accounting, reset diagnostics, and privacy-aware Usage & Spend reporting.
- Claude Desktop/session discovery and localized model-specific weekly quota labels.
Changed
- Codex account switching now separates credential storage, fetch coordination, and restart orchestration from the HTTP API and Tauri command layers.
- Tray account actions are isolated behind a dedicated tray-account controller instead of growing the shared tray bridge.
- Windows typography, Settings layout, and tray/pop-out usage-card layout are split into focused surface styles.
- pnpm is pinned at 11.25.0 from one canonical package-manager declaration used by the release tooling.
Fixed
- Codex preserves authenticated HTTP permission failures instead of misclassifying 403 responses as expired credentials, including PAT paths.
- Claude refresh can adopt changed fresh Windows Credential Manager credentials when the default file credential is expired.
- Copilot account reuse is identity-first, preventing legacy labels from replacing a different verified GitHub account.
- Kiro usage enrichment follows the validated profile ARN region and fails closed for unsupported regions.
- Codex bundled CLI discovery and desktop restart/account-switch flows are more reliable on Windows.
- Brave App-Bound Encryption cookie import reports the Windows limitation clearly instead of implying a generic cookie failure.
- Ollama browser-cookie import tries viable browser sources without letting one failed source hide another valid source.
- Minimax API-key quota retrieval uses the provider API rather than treating browser cookies as the only usable path.