Release Notes (v2.1.6)
- Added support for revoking and removing Subkeys (#186).
- Added support for revoking and removing UIDs (#162).
- Enabled support for multiple Key Databases with runtime quick-switch functionality.
- Added support for exporting specific subkeys.
- Introduced EML file operations for email data; feedback for further development is welcome.
- Added environment parameter output to assist with debugging, executable with the
-e
parameter. - Highlighted support for running test cases using the
-t
parameter, which has been available in previous versions. - Integrated support for the VKS interface of keys.openpgp.org.
- Added support for the
secp256k1
algorithm. - Enabled automatic discovery and import of missing public keys from keys.openpgp.org during verification.
- Added support for using
ed448
as a primary key algorithm. - Introduced functionality to check public key publishing status on keys.openpgp.org (disabled by default).
- Added the ability to display release notes in the "Update" tab.
- Implemented commit hash verification for local builds, with warnings for mismatches.
- Added functionality to open text files by dragging them into the text editor.
- Enhanced UI design and interaction for a better user experience.
- Fixed various known issues to enhance stability and performance.
- Resolved Windows uninstaller issues related to character handling (#184).
- Improved the structure of the Windows portable package to make it more organized and user-friendly.
- Improved UI translations for English, Chinese (Simplified), and German; contributions for additional languages are welcome. (#183)
Full Changelog: v2.1.5...v2.1.6
Note on macOS Support
- macOS-15: Added support for macOS-15, ensuring compatibility with the latest macOS version.
- macOS-12: Due to GitHub Actions gradually discontinuing support for
macos-12
, binary release packages for macOS-12 are no longer provided for download. Users can build the application themselves if needed.
Note on Nightly Builds
Nightly builds are now available to provide active users with early access to new features and updates. This helps gather user feedback in advance, reducing the likelihood of critical issues in official releases. Access the nightly builds here: Nightly Builds on GitHub