> ## Documentation Index
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# v1.2.34

> Release notes for ADE v1.2.34 - July 22, 2026

v1.2.34 makes ADE stay responsive while a remote phone or browser catches up, and closes the remaining recovery gaps behind slow project switches, failed lane deletion, blank terminals, and incomplete resumed chats.

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## Faster web sessions

* **The page becomes useful before the entire project hydrates.** ADE bounds initial chat history, subscribes to the visible conversation first, and uses lightweight invalidations instead of replaying unrelated project state.
* **Switching projects cannot mix old and new data.** Project streams, cursors, deduplication state, and cached chats now change as one generation, while abandoned streams are retired immediately.
* **Large projects stay bounded.** Chat subscriptions, transcript cursors, project artwork, invalidation hints, and inactive project scopes all have explicit limits and eviction rules.
* **Relay leases renew in the background.** Long-running browser sessions retain their route without waiting for a reconnect to discover an expired lease.

## Reliable sync and terminals

* **Foreground work cannot starve the runtime.** Browser chat hydration remains prioritized without blocking peer changes, transcript polling, role transitions, or the final sync-host handoff.
* **Terminal recovery is atomic on iPhone.** Live bytes that arrive during a snapshot are retained and applied after the snapshot, preventing recovered output from disappearing or reordering.
* **Verified routes survive stale presence.** A temporarily stale directory status no longer discards a secure route that the client can still use.
* **Network-facing runtime dependencies are patched.** Desktop and CLI use the bounded WebSocket parser, while hosted navigation and project config parsing use their patched compatible releases.

## Desktop responsiveness

* Project switching, lane lists, cleanup work, GitHub probes, and runtime process discovery now share bounded/coalesced work instead of multiplying slow operations under load.
* Terminal input shares one initial project registration, so rapid keystrokes cannot fan out duplicate runtime work; every input chunk remains ordered and lossless while the project wakes.
* Usage history aggregation runs in SQLite and isolated workers, reducing the amount of historical ledger data copied into the main process.
* Imported Codex chats recover their exact model, reasoning effort, fast-mode state, and permission policy. Resuming a chat preserves those controls without broadening access.

## Mobile Work

* Restored grouped tool activity and stable post-hello sync state so the Work timeline remains readable while a remote project catches up.