Desktop and CLI
- The web client works over the relay. Fixed the browser client timing out while connecting to your Mac through the account relay. Reads are now cached and coalesced, so the Files and PRs tabs load quickly instead of lagging behind every round-trip.
- Connections tells local from remote. The “This Mac” card always describes the Mac you’re actually on — even when the window is bound to a remote machine — and pairing-code management is scoped to the local machine. A remote runtime going offline no longer blanks out the card.
- Stay signed in on the web. The browser client keeps your session across reloads and shows your account identity — name and avatar — instead of a raw id, and no longer crashes right after connecting.
- Relay identity is hardened. Machine-key rotation now writes credentials as one atomic pair under a live-owner lock, and the relay claim is scoped to the machine identity, so concurrent brains can’t clobber each other’s relay connection during a rotation.
iOS
- Connection reliability improvements to how the iPhone client reaches your Mac over the relay.