Bring native Cliprdr/desktop file IPC from divergent orphan history onto current
dev, including base64 coerce and FILEGROUPDESCRIPTOR flags matching RustDesk.
- Added functionality to auto-scroll the panel content when dragging device rows near the top or bottom edges of folder/group chips.
- Introduced new functions to manage drag auto-scrolling and speed adjustments based on pointer position.
- Updated drag event handlers to support the new scrolling behavior.
- Implemented logic to reissue incomplete or expired signed Support Agent profiles during rebuilds, preventing operators from getting stuck in retry loops.
- Updated `build.sh` to handle the absence of `branding.pub` more gracefully, ensuring it doesn't fail on fresh workspaces.
- Refactored branding functions to utilize a dedicated support profile service, improving code organization and maintainability.
- Added tests to verify the correct behavior of version injection and support profile validity checks.
LAN/IP bundles can use plaintext HTTP/WS like RustDesk while session crypto stays on the protocol layer; enrollment no longer treats a second same-request proof check as a nonce replay.
- Introduced a new test to validate that malformed certificate pins in release profiles are correctly rejected, ensuring improved error handling and security in agent bundle configurations.
- Introduced a regular expression for validating certificate pins.
- Enhanced the branding profile validation to include checks for valid certificate pins, ensuring improved security for agent bundles.
- Updated session control mechanisms to ensure proper handling of remote input and clipboard operations.
- Introduced session authorization checks to validate operator permissions before starting desktop sessions.
- Improved input injection logic to prevent unauthorized access during active sessions.
- Added new capabilities for managing session flags and controls, ensuring a more robust and secure desktop experience.
- Enhanced error handling and logging for better traceability of session-related actions.
- Added functionality for safely consolidating legacy auth.db into the selected SQLite database, with options for dry runs and rollbacks.
- Introduced command-line flags for SQLite auth consolidation, including backup directory and rollback options.
- Enhanced admin interface security by requiring a password when the admin port is enabled, preventing unauthorized access.
- Updated related tests to ensure proper handling of admin password requirements and relay authorization logic.
- Introduced a new step in the CI workflow to check browser JavaScript syntax using the `npm run check:frontend` command.
- Updated package version to 3.5.14 and bumped dependencies: nodemailer to 9.0.4 and ws to 8.21.2.
- Enhanced logging configuration to use NODE_ENV for determining log level.
- Improved accessibility styles for UX 3.5 and added focus outlines for help panel elements.
Approved/Rejected filters were empty for Go enrollments because decisions were discarded; reject also left an irreversible lock with no Devices → Banned row when the peer did not exist yet.
- Added support for various remote control features in the Support Agent, including file transfer, in-session chat, remote audio, and control actions (lock/restart).
- Introduced capability flags for incoming session features, allowing for more granular control over permissions.
- Updated documentation to reflect the new Support Agent functionalities and connection resilience improvements, including fallback mechanisms for API endpoints.
- Enhanced the build process with optional branding sealing and improved error handling for Docker configurations.
The Help panel now replaces guided tours with a right-side panel displaying project supporters and GitHub sponsorship links. The previous tutorial features, including spotlight tutorials and the floating help FAB, have been removed. Additionally, updates to the sponsors update process and relevant documentation have been made to reflect these changes.
The topbar now maintains a consistent dark chrome appearance regardless of the selected light or dark theme. This change ensures better readability and user experience across themes. Adjustments made in CSS and related documentation to reflect this behavior.
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