A privacy fix: crash reports no longer carry what the privacy notice promised they never would. FoxSDR cleaned the radio driver's log lines before a crash or freeze report left your computer, but not its own. A few of its own lines could therefore carry the frequency you had asked for or were transmitting on, a patch radio's label (which can include its serial number), the names you gave patch parts, the first line of text a decoder on the patch page had produced, and the list of USB devices on your computer with their serial numbers. From 0.99.33 every line is cleaned before it leaves your computer - serial numbers, device identifiers, your account name in file paths, names in quotes and frequencies are all removed - and those log lines no longer record those things in the first place. The diagnostics bundle you can copy for a bug report no longer contains your Windows account name either.
SHA-256 of foxsdr-setup-0.99.33.exe:
536c4dd3d730809d3ff6df60e15e57e28749ed739d9fb633d09c975930f38a43
SHA-256 of FoxSDR-0.99.33-x86_64.AppImage:
c31a2fe5e6ac7fc63efdc7cf6007f5d76e3a6e1cc16a63984acba7d94e6c46c7
SHA-256 of foxsdr-0.99.33-linux-x64.tar.gz:
1e958e2b18081dfd1036953de929a1700c6c71129f227d81095b46aed48b66de