v0.7.1

Nothing here is code-signed, so the first start takes one extra step:

• macOS — right-click AmberShelf.app and choose Open, then
  Open again. macOS remembers the decision.
• Windows — in the SmartScreen dialog choose More info → Run anyway.

The desktop builds do not hold the master read-only. Neither system
offers that to an application without administrator rights, so they say so
on every page rather than pretending. AmberShelf itself never writes to the
master — but nothing stops anything else on that computer. For the
guarantee the kernel enforces, run the Docker edition on Linux, or point
the application at one (Settings → Connection).

Docker image: ghcr.io/sphings79/ambershelf:latest

v0.7.0

Nothing here is code-signed, so the first start takes one extra step:

• macOS — right-click AmberShelf.app and choose Open, then
  Open again. macOS remembers the decision.
• Windows — in the SmartScreen dialog choose More info → Run anyway.

The desktop builds do not hold the master read-only. Neither system
offers that to an application without administrator rights, so they say so
on every page rather than pretending. AmberShelf itself never writes to the
master — but nothing stops anything else on that computer. For the
guarantee the kernel enforces, run the Docker edition on Linux, or point
the application at one (Settings → Connection).

Docker image: ghcr.io/sphings79/ambershelf:latest

v0.6.1

Nothing here is code-signed, so the first start takes one extra step:

• macOS — right-click AmberShelf.app and choose Open, then
  Open again. macOS remembers the decision.
• Windows — in the SmartScreen dialog choose More info → Run anyway.

The desktop builds do not hold the master read-only. Neither system
offers that to an application without administrator rights, so they say so
on every page rather than pretending. AmberShelf itself never writes to the
master — but nothing stops anything else on that computer. For the
guarantee the kernel enforces, run the Docker edition on Linux, or point
the application at one (Settings → Connection).

Docker image: ghcr.io/sphings79/ambershelf:latest