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Theseus Navigator 0.3.32
Windows 64-bit · unsigned · 2026-09-08 · CRITICAL auto-updater fix — 0.3.31 could uninstall Theseus without reinstalling — The install-update-now handler spawned the NSIS setup with just /S. Combined with our oneClick:false + perMachine:false + allowToChangeInstallationDirectory:true NSIS config, silent mode ran the uninstaller (wiping the install dir and the registry install-path entry), then hit the wizard install phase which needs UI to pick a target dir — no UI, no registry hint, no install. Result: the browser disappeared and there was nothing to click on next boot. Fix: spawn with --updated /S --force-run — electron-builder's own auto-update-mode signal to reuse the registry install path and skip the uninstaller rerun. Users stuck on 0.3.31 must manually download and run 0.3.32. Your %APPDATA%\theseus-navigator\ profile (vault, addons, settings) survived the uninstall untouched — a fresh install picks all of it back up.
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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