Gabriel Release Notes

7.521

Improved the behavior of the “busy” signal in Secure Calls
On macOS, moved away from using deprecated kernel extensions (KEXT) for the tun device
On Windows, improved the efficiency of firewall rule management
On the Gabriel user interface:
- Added the ability for a user to switch default servers when accepting a Domain Server invite
- Improved the user experience with filtering names in the friends list
- Added new back-tick (“, `) notation for sharing quotes & code blocks in Secure Messages
- Added new ‘smoke’ theme
- Fixed a caching bug with the beta “inline images” feature.
- In Secure Mail, fixed a bug on Android where draft messages contained HTML characters
Many other performance improvements and bug fixes

Improved iOS CallKit integration for placing and answering Secure Calls.
Improved message queue processing, tracking and recovery of blacklisted, offline and sleeping devices.
Fixed a rare bug in Secure Sync that prevent a 2 files from be sent at the same time to different destinations if they had the same name
Restructured libraries to support standalone platform builds
Further improved the “inline images” feature. Resolved a few issues related to the timing of downloading and displaying images. (This beta feature must still be manually enabled in User Preferences)
Fixed a bug with Secure Mail notification sounds playing too often when running multiple identities.
Fixed many other minor bugs, resolved a few crashes and made several other performance improvements.

Fixed a minor display bug in the user interface
Added support for two-factor authentication for new device activations
Started saving user preferences to a sqlite database
Added ability for inline images to finish downloading while another conversation is active (This beta feature must still be manually enabled in User Preferences)
Enhanced Certificate issuing and signing capability to handle multiple registrars and rotating signing certificates for better online certificate issuing security at registrars.
Fixed a bug where forwarded emails with attachments sometimes failed to send properly
On Linux, improved DNS interaction with local proxy systems
On Windows, improved detection of adapter state for uninstallation/re-installation
Several other minor bug fixes and stability improvements