Release notes

Lilo 0.1.5

New features, small improvements, and the fixes that make your day smoother.

0.1.5

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Changed

  • Settings for AI agents, the terminal's sleep and content blocking are clearer: no indented rows, one choice for when the Mac stays awake, statuses as badges, and always-allowed sites as chips you remove in one click.
  • Settings name the password manager you already use, with a Change button, instead of always offering to add one.
  • The passwords step of the setup shows each password manager's own icon instead of its initial.
  • Allow access on a browser macOS protects, such as Safari, opens Full Disk Access with a small Lilo panel beside it: turn Lilo on, or drag its icon into the list. Once access is granted, Lilo comes back and the browser is ready to import.

Fixed

  • Command bar results no longer show a site's initial through its favicon's transparent parts.
  • Switching spaces no longer crops the start of the address while it fades in.
  • Imported tabs, bookmarks and Arc spaces show their sites' icons right away, instead of an initial until each is opened.
  • Importing no longer offers browsers that are not installed, whose folders password managers create for their helpers, and finds the icon of a Beta, Dev or Nightly browser or one installed outside LaunchServices.
  • The Agents space no longer shows in Settings > Spaces, link rules, the external links setting or Move to Space, and no longer counts as a space of yours, so your last space cannot be deleted.
  • Proton Pass's popup opens at its full size again, instead of a thin strip that changed width as you typed.
  • Extensions that read your session on a site they work with, such as ChatGPT's side panel, see that you are signed in.
  • Extensions whose package carries unusual file permissions, such as ClickUp and Linkclump Plus, install from the Chrome Web Store.
  • Extensions with an empty description, icon list or page override in their manifest, such as BLACKBOX.AI, Genesys Cloud and Twitch Adblock, load without errors.
  • Dark Mode - Night Eye saves its settings again.
  • Extensions that look for new tab pages among your tabs, such as J2TEAM Security, find them.

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