You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Updates behave like updates now. BonsAI downloads new releases in the background and
installs them on relaunch by default; Settings ▸ About grew an Install automatically toggle
next to "Check automatically". And when a background check finds a release, nothing interrupts
you — an accent Update pill appears in the top-right chrome and Settings ▸ About flips to
"→ new version available" with an Install Update button. One click brings the update flow
into focus; the surprise mid-work dialog is gone.
Changed
Settings presents the way Apple presents it. The right-docked rail with chip tabs is gone;
Settings is now a centered glass sheet over a click-away scrim — a sidebar of sections on the
left (Runtime, Appearance, Connectors, Shortcuts, About), inset grouped rows with dividers on
the right, intro copy tucked into group footers. It also remembers where you were: switching
theme or font no longer bounces the sheet back to Runtime, and Settings reopens on the section
you left.
Fixed
The update dialog shows real release notes — rendered headings and bullets in both light and
dark mode instead of raw ###/** markdown, starting with the next release's appcast.