- FlosForge ArEm Buddyfor reMarkable tablets
1.0.1
Your downloaded notes stay readable with no tablet connected, the reader pinches to zoom, and Windows gets an installer.
What changed (6)
- Offline library: with no tablet connected, the notes you have downloaded can still be browsed, searched and read from the save-to folder, with the folders, favorites and types the tablet had when you downloaded them.
- With the tablet unplugged, a note opens from its saved PDF, marked when the tablet last listed a newer version of it.
- Reader: pinch to zoom on a trackpad, or Ctrl + scroll wheel, zooming around the pointer.
- Sidebar: an Open Notes Folder button, and a clear message when the save-to folder does not exist yet.
- Windows: an installer, or a portable .exe that runs without installing, for x64 and ARM64, in place of the zip archive.
- Built on Electron 44.10.0, up from 44.7.2, for its security fixes.
- FlosForge Radarfor macOS, Windows and Linux
0.1.0
The first release, recognising trackers, smart glasses and cameras, and warning when one follows you.
What changed (7)
- First release, with ready-made builds for macOS, Windows and Linux, on Intel and ARM: a .dmg, a Windows installer or portable .exe, and an AppImage, .deb or .rpm.
- Recognises 38 kinds of tracker, smart glasses, camera and testing tool, and shows everything else as unidentified, with the company identifier and service UUIDs it broadcasts.
- Tells a tracker with its owner from one away from them, and warns when one away from its owner stays near you or keeps coming back.
- A proximity chart, device details with Locate (warmer and colder), and watched devices with their history.
- Profiles for kinds of place, each with its own trusted devices and thresholds, and exports as CSV, text, Markdown, JSON, PNG or SVG.
- Asks you, on first run and every 14 days, to agree to use it only to protect yourself; nothing is scanned until you do.
- A demo mode for a computer without a Bluetooth adapter.
- WinLeversfor Windows
0.1.0
Ready-made installers for x64 and ARM64 PCs, with every write previewed, journalled and revertible.
What changed (8)
- Ready-made builds: a per-user installer and a portable zip for x64 and ARM64 PCs, on the GitHub Releases page, with nothing else to install.
- The builds are not code-signed, so the first time Windows asks you to keep the download and run it anyway; the app page shows each step.
- A risk notice on every launch, recommending a System Restore point, which must be ticked before the app can be used.
- A lens for every permission Windows lists under App permissions, with allow, deny or not set for each app, and the GPU power preference for desktop apps.
- Several levers set on many apps at once, with every write previewed and applied as one batch.
- A journal of every write with the value it replaced, a revert from History, and a snapshot saved before each batch writes.
- Profiles, the Privacy advisor, a dashboard with counts per lever, and CSV export of every table.
- Every write is a per-user (HKCU) setting; nothing is written machine-wide.
- FlosForge Callerfor macOS, Windows and Linux
0.2.0
Ready-made builds for every platform, with flows, captures, a variables panel and proxy support.
What changed (8)
- Ready-made builds for macOS, Windows and Linux, on Intel and ARM: a .dmg or .zip, a Windows installer or portable .exe, and an AppImage, .deb or .rpm.
- Flows: chain saved requests across collections into one run, with conditions, polling, per-step checks and a results panel; they also run from the command line.
- Captures: take values from a response into variables by JSON path, header, cookie or status code, before the test scripts run.
- A variables panel with every global, environment and collection variable in one table, flagging the undefined and unused ones, and renaming a variable everywhere.
- Proxies, from the system settings or your own, and extra CA and client certificates per host.
- Path variables, live server-sent events and streaming responses, and workspaces pinned to the sidebar.
- Fixed: long sidebar lists scroll again, and the ARM64 Linux AppImage starts again without needing FUSE 2.
- Electron updated to 44.10.0, which fixes GHSA-jr5w-w6x2-84p9 (compromised eMudhra intermediate certificates).
No packaged release yet
These apps are out, but have not had a numbered release. Each changelog says how long it gets security fixes, and where its history is kept until then.
Security problems are published separately, on the security advisories page and its RSS feed.