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PureWolf v2.0.0 HyperGnomon

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@ArcaneSphere ArcaneSphere released this 30 Jun 22:15

Version 2.0.0 — Major update with HyperGnomon integration, redesigned UI, and faster TELA discovery.

New

  • HyperGnomon engine — replaced custom TELA discovery with HyperGnomon's FastSync for reliable ~10s app detection
  • Server Status redesign — 3 cards (Network, TELA Apps, Sync) with click-to-expand daemon details, tip age tracking, persistent uptime
  • TELA app count now shows 110 indexed apps with live status
  • KITT scanner — animated progress bar during SCID loading

Improved

  • Search — Top Rated is default sort, free-text search (no dero:// required), retry button on failure, cached results across page navigation, unloaded ratings show "—" instead of "0"
  • Bookmarks — inline popover replaces browser prompt(), confirmation dialog before removing bookmarks, inline label editing, auto-connect on Load
  • Settings — auto-save all changes, toggle switches replace checkboxes, tag chip input for hidden extensions
  • Help page — 5 grouped sections with code-block copy button
  • About page — 4 grouped sections with credits and resource links

Fixed

  • CORS issues with native helper on localhost
  • 2-second re-render loop on dashboard
  • DERO address length check for ratings parsing
  • Star icon vertical centering in bookmark inputs
  • Popover positioning with blurred header backgrounds

Removed

  • Chrome browser support (Firefox only going forward)
  • Dead code: ~65 lines of unused scanner/status functions

V1.0.0 PureWolf Native Host Installation (Linux / macOS)

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@ArcaneSphere ArcaneSphere released this 24 Jun 22:46

PureWolf requires a native helper program so the browser extension can talk to your system. We provide an easy one-command installer — no guessing folders or manual file edits.

Step 1 – Open your Terminal

On Linux: Press Ctrl+Alt+T or search for “Terminal”

On macOS: Press Cmd+Space, type Terminal, and press Enter

Step 2 – Run the installer

Copy and paste this command into your terminal and press Enter:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/ArcaneSphere/PureWolf-Browser-Extension/releases/download/v1.0.0/install.sh | bash

What it does:

  1. Downloads the installer script from our GitHub
  2. Creates the necessary folders in your home directory
  3. Downloads the native program and Firefox manifest
  4. Sets permissions automatically
  5. Restart Firefox after installation.

PureWolf Native Host Installation (Linux / macOS)

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@ArcaneSphere ArcaneSphere released this 14 Apr 20:08

PureWolf requires a native helper program so the browser extension can talk to your system. We provide an easy one-command installer — no guessing folders or manual file edits.


Step 1 – Open your Terminal

  • On Linux: Press Ctrl+Alt+T or search for “Terminal”

  • On macOS: Press Cmd+Space, type Terminal, and press Enter


Step 2 – Run the installer

Copy and paste this command into your terminal and press Enter:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/ArcaneSphere/PureWolf-Browser-Extension/releases/download/v0.9.70/install.sh | bash

What it does:

  1. Downloads the installer script from our GitHub
  2. Creates the necessary folders in your home directory
  3. Downloads the native program and Firefox manifest
  4. Sets permissions automatically
  5. Restart Firefox after installation.

PureWolf Native Host Installation (Linux / macOS)

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@ArcaneSphere ArcaneSphere released this 24 Feb 19:08

PureWolf requires a native helper program so the browser extension can talk to your system. We provide an easy one-command installer — no guessing folders or manual file edits.


Step 1 – Open your Terminal

  • On Linux: Press Ctrl+Alt+T or search for “Terminal”

  • On macOS: Press Cmd+Space, type Terminal, and press Enter


Step 2 – Run the installer

Copy and paste this command into your terminal and press Enter:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/ArcaneSphere/PureWolf-Browser-Extension/releases/download/v0.9.40/install.sh | bash

What it does:

  1. Downloads the installer script from our GitHub
  2. Creates the necessary folders in your home directory
  3. Downloads the native program and Firefox manifest
  4. Sets permissions automatically
  5. Restart Firefox after installation.

PureWolf Native Host Installation (Linux / macOS)

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@ArcaneSphere ArcaneSphere released this 22 Feb 16:45
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PureWolf requires a native helper program so the browser extension can talk to your system. We provide an easy one-command installer — no guessing folders or manual file edits.


Step 1 – Open your Terminal

  • On Linux: Press Ctrl+Alt+T or search for “Terminal”

  • On macOS: Press Cmd+Space, type Terminal, and press Enter


Step 2 – Run the installer

Copy and paste this command into your terminal and press Enter:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/ArcaneSphere/PureWolf-Browser-Extension/releases/download/v0.9.31/install.sh | bash

What it does:

  1. Downloads the installer script from our GitHub
  2. Creates the necessary folders in your home directory
  3. Downloads the native program and Firefox manifest
  4. Sets permissions automatically
  5. Restart Firefox after installation.

PureWolf Native Host Installation (Linux / macOS)

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@ArcaneSphere ArcaneSphere released this 07 Feb 01:53

PureWolf requires a native helper program so the browser extension can talk to your system. We provide an easy one-command installer — no guessing folders or manual file edits.


Step 1 – Open your Terminal

  • On Linux: Press Ctrl+Alt+T or search for “Terminal”

  • On macOS: Press Cmd+Space, type Terminal, and press Enter


Step 2 – Run the installer

Copy and paste this command into your terminal and press Enter:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/ArcaneSphere/PureWolf-Browser-Extension/releases/download/v0.2.0/install.sh | bash

What it does:

  1. Downloads the installer script from our GitHub
  2. Creates the necessary folders in your home directory
  3. Downloads the native program and Firefox manifest
  4. Sets permissions automatically
  5. Restart Firefox after installation.