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Velquo v1.3.0

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@vsnthdev vsnthdev released this 05 Nov 12:58
· 3 commits to main since this release

✨ Added smooth animations when now-playing artwork and track metadata change.
🎊 Rebuilt notifications on the modern macOS notification framework: reliable click/highlight/dismiss behavior, banners with sound even while Velquo is in focus, and suppressed notifications when you're already viewing that device.
🎊 Text shares no longer create .txt files — a single link opens directly in your browser, and any other text is copied to your clipboard with a confirmation banner.
🎊 Media pause/resume during calls now uses a single, reliable path, and playback resumes shortly after a call ends so quick hang-ups can't race it.
🎊 Now-playing details stay stable across network reconnects.
🎊 Media controls automatically recover if the audio helper fails to load.
🐛 Fixed the Dismiss button on phone notification banners so it actually cancels the notification on your phone instead of just dismissing the banner.
🐛 Music play/pause during calls is now more reliable when calls end very quickly.
🐛 Paired devices no longer drop off the device list when they re-send a duplicate pairing request.
🐛 Unpairing a device now closes its file browser and cuts off SFTP access.
🐛 Clicking, highlighting, or dismissing a notification now affects the right notification, including KDE-style IDs.
🐛 SFTP now shows a clear "not configured" screen in the browser instead of failing silently.
🐛 Stale album art is cleared when the new track has no cover, and stalled album-art requests retry after five seconds.
🐛 Update-check failures show a real error with a retry button instead of claiming you're up-to-date.
🐛 Seeks are ignored when the progress bar has no width, fixing jumps to invalid positions.
🐛 Saved run commands are no longer lost when a device is briefly unavailable, and the add-command window no longer pops back open on its own.
🐛 The file browser now handles device IDs containing special characters.
🔒 Unpaired devices can no longer push files, open URLs, trigger pings/find-my-phone, or control media and SFTP on your Mac.
🔒 File and album-art transfers are verified against your paired device's certificate, so other devices on your network can't intercept them.
🔒 SFTP connections now verify your phone's identity on every connect (fingerprint pinning).
🔒 Personal data — contacts, URLs, filenames, and codes — is kept out of release logs, which now rotate at 5 MB.
🔒 Network handling is hardened against oversized packets and device-discovery floods.