Linux
The AppImage is now packaged so that it passes the sandbox check AppImageHub runs before listing an application in its catalogue. The previous images were refused by that sandbox before any of the application's own code ran, which is what blocked the catalogue entry. Nothing about the application changes, and the AppImage behaved normally outside that sandbox.
Every build now also launches the AppImage and confirms a real window appears, both normally and inside that same sandbox, so this cannot regress unnoticed. The existing Debian, Fedora and Arch smoke tests only extracted the AppImage and ran a headless check, so they could never have caught it.
No Windows changes in this release.
Assets
- Windows installer:
DNS-Hop-Setup-v2.4.9.exe - Windows portable:
DNS-Hop-Portable-v2.4.9.zip - Linux:
DNS-Hop-AppImage-v2.4.9-x86_64.AppImage(with.sha256)