Desktop 1.0.3 fixes video on a call placed after a group call — the two shared
one peer connection, the second call opened a second video section, and the two
H264 profiles collided, so the call carried sound and no picture. It also ships
the STUN and TURN list this client uses, which is what lets a browser and a
desktop agree on a path instead of one of them offering no relay at all.
The version lives in two places on this side (the landing page and the download
grid), and the consistency test also reads the README badge, the changelog and
the cryptography document, so all of them move together.
Riding along: the group status dot now takes its colour from the theme in the
call and group views, which is what the desktop's copy of groupsStore.js was
compared against.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019RCW2Fm7dkAaU2zeHDksei
1.0.1 is the first desktop build that works on Linux at all. It also carries
the desktop.callsNotHere string these dictionaries now define for it — calls
are not available on the Linux desktop yet and the app says so rather than
failing.
The mobile menu becomes a surface you drag rather than one that appears and
vanishes: it tracks the finger, carries its velocity when flicked, can be caught
mid-flight, and resists past the edge instead of stopping dead. Buttons react on
press rather than on release, and the browser's tap delay is gone — nothing here
zooms, so the wait bought nothing.
prefers-reduced-motion, prefers-reduced-transparency and prefers-contrast are
now respected instead of ignored: looping decoration stops, transitions fade
rather than slide, the chat jumps to the newest message, frosted panels turn
solid and edges get drawn. What stops is the movement, never the information —
recording indicators and other status stay.
Also bumps the desktop download buttons to 0.5.0. The version lives in one
constant per source file and tests/desktop-download-links.test.mjs fetches every
generated URL, so the links are proven to serve a real asset rather than merely
looking well-formed.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ARFZ9G6P1e1B4w75kFaeNw
The Download block still offered desktop 0.1.0 — the build from before in-app
updates, the voice-note fixes and the verification hardening. Windows, macOS and
Linux now link to 0.3.0.
The version was repeated across three URLs in two different forms: two resolved
through /releases/latest/download/ and one pinned a tag. That is how they drifted
out of date, so it is now one constant.
The tag stays pinned on purpose. Release filenames carry the version, so a
/latest/ link breaks the moment a newer release exists, while a pinned tag keeps
serving a working installer — the safer way to fail if the constant is ever left
behind.
- Update version to v4.7.53
- Add Desktop Edition documentation (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- Update roadmap with all versions and dates
- Add mobile apps information (Q1 2026)
- Expand security and development sections
- Update URLs to securebit.chat domain
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