Ricochet 1.1.4 fixes some common bugs and usability issues, updates Tor and other important dependencies, contains new and updated translations, and has other minor fixes. All users should update.
You didn't miss 1.1.3 -- it was used to solve a packaging problem, but wasn't ready for a full release. The changelog below includes all changes since version 1.1.2.
I apologize that this isn't the exciting-new-features release we've all been waiting for. Ricochet's development is volunteer-based, and in particular I haven't been able to dedicate as much energy to it as I've wanted to. There's a lot of interest and activity happening right now, and I think there will be some more interesting progress soon.
Downloads
- Windows - (pgp)
- macOS - (pgp)
- Linux 32-bit - (pgp)
- Linux 64-bit - (pgp)
- Source - (pgp)
Changes
- Added translations for Albanian, Chinese (Hong Kong), Estonian, Italian (Italy), Norwegian Bokmål, and Portuguese (Portugal)
- Updated translations for Danish, German, Russian, Czech, and Turkish
- Use a software-only render to hopefully fix graphical and text issues (#367)
- Fix parsing of links containing certain sequences (#403, #372, no security impact)
- Fix 'dead keys' and other compose/ibus input methods with Linux binaries (#60)
- Fix Tor configuration with HTTP proxies (#418)
- Fix copying links with right click (#429)
- Use combined chat window by default (#355)
- Use an external tor instance when
TOR_CONTROL_{HOST,PORT,PASSWD}
is set - Fix visual bugs with window resizing during network setup
- Properly display the "X is already your contact" error (#439)
- Revise language selection UI to fit all of our languages (#473)
- Store identity keys in ricochet.json when Tor is new enough (#227)
- Disable ASAN by default for release builds (#341)
- Attempt to disable use of RWX memory for improved security
- Display configuration parsing errors correctly
- Add support for OpenSSL 1.1 (#444)
- Updated builds with Qt 5.6.2, OpenSSL 1.0.2j, and Tor 0.2.8.9
- Windows builds can now be cross-compiled with MinGW
- Re-issued macOS build as 1.1.4.1 to fix #480 (thanks @taoeffect!)
Thanks
This release is possible thanks to contributions from:
Adalid Claure, basil sabee, Besnik, botherder, bungabunga, Chi-Hsun Tsai, Clon, git_in_my_anus, Grant Jacobson, Greg Slepak, HostFat, icesquare, Jacob Appelbaum, Joe Gallo, Jesper Hess Nielsen, Matt Traudt, Miguel de Moura, Mingye Wang, nomeutente, Per Peterson, Robin Burchell, Sam Schlinkert, Sascha Steinbiss, TolgaAydin, tran161, vaba, Ximin Luo, Zero King, anyone we forgot to mention, and everyone who reports bugs or supports the project.