Releases: dmarmor/epichrome
Version 2.3.6
This release updates the built-in engine to Brave 1.11.104.
This release was made possible by our Patreon patrons.
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Version 2.3.5
This release updates the built-in engine to Brave 1.11.97.
This release was made possible by our Patreon patrons.
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Version 2.3.4
This release updates the built-in engine to Brave 1.10.97 and fixes the "Launch Now" button at the end of building an app, which had gotten broken in 2.3.3.
This release was made possible by our Patreon patrons.
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Version 2.3.3
This release updates the built-in engine to Brave 1.10.90. It also contains several fixes and under-the-hood changes, including a fix for a situation where certain apps would never prompt to update when a new version of Epichrome was installed (issue #248).
This release was made possible by our Patreon patrons.
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Version 2.3.2
This release fixes problems with updating some version 2.2.4 apps (issue #228), incompatibility with anti-virus software (issue #213), and several other issues, and updates the built-in Brave engine to 1.9.76.
This release was made possible by our Patreon patrons.
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Version 2.3.1
Updated the built-in engine to Brave 1.8.96.
This release was made possible by our Patreon patrons.
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Version 2.3.0
At long last, Epichrome 2.3.0 is here!
This version has been completely rewritten for full compatibility with macOS 10.15 Catalina, including accessing the system microphone and camera from within apps and interacting with AppleScript. A new built-in engine has also been added using the Chrome-compatible open source Brave Browser to allow more app-like behavior, including better link routing and custom icons on desktop notifications.
There are many, many more important changes in this release, so please check out the readme and changelog.
Note: Epichrome is now distributed as an installer package rather than a DMG due to changes in how app engines are handled.
This release was made possible by our Patreon patrons. If Epichrome is useful to you, please consider joining them!
Version 2.2.4
Fixed problems with macOS Mojave. Apps should now run smoothly and route links to the default browser correctly (even if it's Chrome), without the long delay users had been seeing. Apps should also be less prone to losing their icons and dock names (though some users are still reporting seeing this).
Version 2.2.3
This version fixes a problem with the cleanup process that was causing high CPU usage and makes minor changes to the self-updating process which should avoid some problems on systems with multiple versions of Epichrome installed.
If you are updating from version 2.1.20 or earlier, please read the notes in the README! Starting with version 2.2, there are some important changes in how Epichrome works.
Version 2.2.2
Fixed a bug that was causing Epichrome and its apps to silently fail to check for new versions on github.
Starting with version 2.2, Epichrome's underlying architecture has changed significantly to allow it to work with Chrome 69, which has added much stricter security.
Please read the notes in the README! There are some important changes in how Epichrome works.