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Theseus Navigator 0.3.31
Windows 64-bit · unsigned · 2026-09-08 · Screenshot no longer white-loops + Aegis IPC crash + light-mode Settings surfaces — Root cause of the "screenshot is still blank white" symptom: captureTab reads activeTab(), so after the first capture opens the editor tab (which BECOMES active), every subsequent shot snapshotted the editor's own blank canvas — a self-referential feedback loop. Now captureTab skips add-on-owned and Settings tabs and falls back to the last real page tab tracked in setActive(); if none exists, a clear error. Also carrying: 0.3.29's Aegis card IPC-shape crash fix, and 0.3.30's light-mode surfaces mapped to the BCH palette (Collision policy rows and other dark-hardcoded surfaces now read cleanly on white). Everything from 0.3.22 – 0.3.28 rides along.
Windows 64-bit · unsigned · bundled Node runtime · 2026-09-08 · NRPT list from the BNS indexer + install-log-on-disk — TLD discovery now hits silentmode.st/api/tlds over HTTPS (electrum/config kept as fallbacks) so silent installs no longer get stuck when WSS is blocked. install.ps1 writes a persistent transcript at C:\ProgramData\Ariadne\install.log, plus a separate install-error.log on any uncaught exception, and Inno's own log is copied there too — so a /VERYSILENT failure always leaves forensics. Fixes the class of bug where the resolver appeared installed but the BNS Resolver Daemon scheduled task was never registered.
Android 5.0+ (API 21) · self-signed release key · 2026-08-30 · adds Sia CDN pull to the APK-bundled starter — post-install cold starts now catch up from the operator's latest published snapshot in one HTTP call
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