Every version of HackUtilities, what changed in it, and when it shipped.
Reopen the Notepad and land on the tab, caret and scroll position you left.
Drop, paste or pick files for a terminal or agent session and they land in the prompt as quoted paths — the way dragging onto a native terminal works.
Agents and dev tools stop showing up as missing in the installed app.
The workspace lands. Projects hold your commands, terminals and coding agents side by side, sync from solo.yml, and tell you when an agent is waiting on you.
Sidebar sections collapse — and stay collapsed next time you open the app.
A new tool. Paste a URL, see how it unfurls on ten platforms, and get an audit of the tags behind it.
The sidebar resizes, every select and checkbox is a real control, and Windows builds get their scrollbars back.
DNS Lookup, Security Headers and Webhook Generator stop returning demo data and start doing the work — real resolvers, real TLS chains, real requests.
The Certificate Inspector parses actual X.509 certificates instead of returning demo data.
The first release. 43 developer tools in one native desktop app — JSON, JWT, hashing, regex, cron, images, certificates — all running locally, all working without a connection.