What's Changed
Fixes several issues introduced in the v1.0.19 major release:
- Fix high CPU utilization in a7e3974
- Fix a connection issue on startup when using a local
--xmrNodein #1705 - Fix a bug that caused offers to be deleted after a hard fork in #1699
- Fix hanging behavior when canceling an offer posting in #1709
- Clarify that arbitrator keys must remain in the repository to preserve signed accounts in #1700
- Allow users to run a newer version than arbitrators in 022ea3c
- Scrollbar now appears as needed when creating an offer in #1707
- Improve error handling when offers are taken at the same time in #1711, #1712
Full Changelog: 1.0.19...v1.1.0
Running Haveno
For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero.
Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time. Alternatively, you can start your own network.
Installation Notes
Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively, you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.
Windows & Linux
- First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.
macOS
- Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
- Open a terminal window (cmd + space then type "terminal").
- Copy and paste into the terminal:
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.appand press enter. - Enter your computer password.
- Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if needed, even if reported as damaged.
Tails
- See instructions. Network administrators are encouraged to make the one-line installation command available for each release.
Default application directory:
- Linux: ~/.local/share/Haveno/
- macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Haveno/
- Windows: ~\AppData\Roaming\Haveno\