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@JRanne JRanne released this 29 Oct 06:28
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Updating

  • macOS: brew upgrade --cask vimma, or download vimma-0.1.11-macos-aarch64.dmg
    below and drag Vimma over the copy in Applications.
  • Linux: :update shows the command for how you installed Vimma; the user guide's
    Updates section lists them all.

0.1.11 · Firefox 159.0 (2026-10-28)

Added

  • Control socket: vimma-ctl state reports a loading flag for each tab, true while the tab is busy, a document is loading, or a new window has not yet started to load its first page. It names no page, so a private window's tabs carry it too.
  • mcp: one approval lasts the agent's whole session (#581) (796a266), closes #578

Fixed

  • macOS: back, forward, the tab digits and the address bar have Firefox's macOS keys, cmd+left / cmd+right and cmd+[ / cmd+], cmd+1 to cmd+9 and cmd+l, in place of the Linux defaults alt+left, alt+right, alt+1 to alt+9 and alt+d, which never ran on a Mac because Option types characters there. Linux keeps its keys. A new help snapshot holds the macOS keymap, and the defaults.toml snapshot lists the macOS keys as comments under [keys].
  • Find: on Firefox 160, n and N in a PDF keep the find bar closed, so the focus stays on the page and the next N moves to the previous match instead of typing into the bar.
  • Updates: an installed release no longer offers itself as a security update. Release builds now keep one build ID from the binary to the packaged application.ini, and Vimma never offers the version it runs, dropping a saved offer of it at startup.
  • Private windows: closing a private window in any way brings the normal window back on the closed window's workspace. When Hyprland reported the close before the window's unload ran, the normal window could land on the active workspace instead.
  • Workspaces: a workspace could lose its tab list (tab search and the side panel showing one "New Tab") while its tabs stayed open, when a restore into the window ended with a workspace rebuild that failed partway. The rebuild now replaces the window's model only once it is complete, a failed one keeps the current model, and selecting a tab the model does not know puts it back.
  • Releases: publishing a release now starts the Homebrew tap update whenever the macOS cask is already on the release, so brew upgrade --cask vimma finds new releases. Releases 0.1.9 and 0.1.10 had missed the tap because their macOS files reached the draft before it was published; 0.1.10 was pushed to the tap by hand.
  • e2e: m3-private-workspace waits for the private start page to load (#568) (5897b09), closes #567
  • find: n and N in a pdf keep the find bar closed on firefox 160 (#560) (a1f5be8), closes #548
  • grep: a step that ends after grep reopens leaves the new search alone (71c0117)
  • keys: the default alt keys are firefox's cmd keys on macos (50f067c)
  • private: a close read before the unload brings the normal window back to its workspace (#559) (33ecab0), closes #554
  • private: a close read during the swap back keeps the record its rescue needs (#571) (8fbcd35), closes #570
  • release: start the homebrew tap update when a release is published (#553) (49061ab)
  • update-publish: give the manifest push's rebase a git identity (7afddf3), closes #530
  • update-publish: give the manifest push's rebase a git identity (#558) (7afddf3)
  • updates: a release no longer offers itself as an update (#565) (ab0525b), closes #563
  • workspaces: a failed rebuild keeps the window's tabs (#547) (273946d), closes #546

Third-party notice

The AppImage starts with the unmodified AppImage type-2 runtime 20251108 (MIT), which
statically links libfuse 3.15.0 under the LGPL-2.1-or-later. Its source:
https://github.com/AppImage/type2-runtime/tree/20251108. The licence text and how to relink or replace the runtime are in
usr/share/doc/vimma/ inside the AppImage (--appimage-extract). vimma-ctl links Rust's
standard library, and on Linux musl and LLVM's libunwind, into its binary; their notices are in
vimma-ctl-licenses/ next to it, or in Vimma.app/Contents/Resources/ on macOS. Vimma is
MPL-2.0; the CycloneDX SBOM lists the other components.

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