OpenWhispr 1.9.1

🌟 Highlights

⏹ Meetings stop when the call stops — Auto-end drops the 60-second countdown, so recordings finish about a minute sooner. If it called it wrong, a 30-second card puts you back into the same note.
🎙 Gemini for transcription — gemini-3.5-transcribe joins OpenAI, Groq, and Mistral as a bring-your-own-key provider.
📥 Granola import — Bring your meeting notes across from Granola's CSV export with dates, transcripts, and speaker names intact.
🔒 Account deletion stays in its lane — Deleting one account no longer touches another account's notes, your workspace content, or your downloaded models.

A cyan-to-indigo processing glow replaces the rainbow beam
Assistant answers paste back into the field you were typing in, or fall back to your clipboard
Recording starts 4–5 seconds sooner for local-mode and signed-out users
No trailing space after Chinese or Japanese text

Performance — 1.9.0's recording-time CPU spike is fixed, and GPU packs that 1.8.3 deleted are now repaired at launch.
Meetings — On Windows, meetings that recorded you but nobody else: a browser opened from the meeting link landed inside the process tree that system-audio capture excludes.
Calendar — Recurring meetings on shared Microsoft calendars have names again.
AI models — Stray <think> tags stop leaking whatever their capitalization, and an Anthropic reply that hits its token limit no longer crashes cleanup.
Elsewhere — Settings stays open when you dismiss a dropdown, debug logs record which release produced them, packaged builds block untrusted file navigation, and the CLI bridge handles UTF-8 correctly.

Thanks to @hsusul, @AdityaPainuli, @Chadpiha, @boseq and @greatcoat, for their work on this release, and to @lingfish, @Nagell, @RonanCJ and @xlurie for the reports behind several of these fixes — and a warm welcome to first-time contributor @zhongwater123! 🎉