Updates
Even death stars have an exhaust vent.
YouTube now gets out of the way as soon as sign-in succeeds while your first subscription sync continues quietly.
Fixes
- The YouTube login window now hides as soon as authentication is confirmed while the first subscription sync continues in the background
- Later YouTube syncs and Freed Offline playlist actions reuse the authenticated session without showing the provider window
YouTube joins Freed with a focused study feed, exact-video playback, and a private playlist for YouTube Premium downloads. This build also refines display scaling and command search stability.
Features
- Connect YouTube in Freed Desktop through your signed-in website session to capture followed channels and recent long-form Subscriptions videos
- Keep Shorts and Reels out of the captured study feed, watch a selected video in Focus Mode, or open that same video directly in YouTube
- Create or reuse a private Freed Offline playlist from selected saved videos, then open it in YouTube so Premium subscribers can download it on their device
Fixes
- Display scaling now uses a practical 75% to 200% range and keeps the sidebar, toolbar, and quick settings stable while the scale changes
- Command search clears delayed blur work when it is refocused or closed, preventing stale updates after navigation
Follow-ups
- Large offline audio and video packages remain future work; this build hands offline downloads to YouTube Premium through the private playlist
The desktop cloud-sync upload loop is broken for good (stability P1-01): an idle machine with cloud sync connected no longer re-uploads the same unchanged document over and over. This build also lands the Wave-2 stability toolchain and interface zoom controls.
Features
- Desktop cloud sync no longer loops on idle: a mutation filter and document-heads guard stop the upload to merge-back to re-upload echo (stability P1-01)
- Interface zoom controls
- Stability observability toolchain: alarms, soak verdicts, canary regressions, and red CI fold into ranked task files (W2-02), backed by per-release canary summaries, an offline watchdog-decision replay, and a metric-driven release bisector (W2-03)
Follow-ups
- P1-01 is the first cloud-loop damper; the PWA-side and GDrive self-write dampers follow, one per soak cycle
Automerge worker recovery, v26.7.700 release-note parity, and restored dev validation
Fixes
- Automerge worker startup failures now reset the failed worker, retry the active document request once, reject pending worker requests on runtime failure, and record worker_start_failed or worker_runtime_failed runtime-health events for future soaks
- Dev now carries the v26.7.700 production release-note artifacts back from main, keeping release history aligned across branches
- The Automerge worker lifecycle test fixture now includes the required user-state tags field, so root build and dev Validation compile cleanly after the worker recovery fix
Stability W2-01: a passive invariant-alarm monitor that names verified pathologies loudly in the runtime-health log instead of letting them loop silently.
Features
- Invariant-alarm monitor (stability W2-01): watches the runtime-health event stream and raises named invariant_alarm records with a runbook string when a verified pathology signature trips , cloud_loop (idle cloud upload loop), scrape_zero_persist, preflight_kill, watchdog_thrash, and an auth_zombie heuristic
Fixes
- Release-note validation relaxed for production carry-forward, feature consolidation, and support omissions
Follow-ups
- Alarms are observation-only this build; their circuit breakers land next, one per soak cycle, so each alarm first observes its pathology as a positive control