Releases: J-Krush/wrangle
Release list
v1.3.1
Wrangle v1.3.1
A maintenance release focused on the embedded terminal. Claude Code's
newer full-screen interface stopped scrolling inside Wrangle's terminals;
this release restores scrolling, selection, and clicking for it and other
full-screen TUIs, and fixes the display corruption that came with it.
What's new in v1.3.1
- Terminal scrolling restored in Claude Code and other full-screen TUI
sessions — wheel and trackpad events are now forwarded to apps that
request mouse input, the way iTerm does. - Fixed garbled, overlapping terminal text during heavy Claude Code redraws.
- TUI buttons such as Claude Code's "Jump to bottom" are now clickable —
and no longer trigger on hover. - Terminal scrolling now works alongside scroll-smoothing utilities like
Logi Options+. - Added a confirmation prompt before quitting when a terminal session is
running or a document has unsaved changes.
Download
Wrangle-1.3.1.dmg is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by
Apple, so it opens cleanly on a stock macOS install — no right-click,
no xattr -d com.apple.quarantine, no "unidentified developer" prompt.
System requirement: macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later on Apple Silicon.
To install, mount the DMG and drag Wrangle.app to the Applications
alias in the same window.
v1.3.0
Wrangle v1.3.0
Wrangle is now MIT-licensed and free for everyone. The full source tree,
the per-phase planning history, and the release pipeline that produced
this DMG are all public at https://github.com/J-Krush/wrangle.
What's new in v1.3.0
- Wrangle is now MIT-licensed and free for everyone — no license key required.
- Reworked keyboard shortcuts: find-in-page (⌘F) in browser tabs, additional
browser navigation shortcuts, and ⌘1..⌘4 for fast project switching. - Refined project drag-and-drop in the workspace.
- Bug fixes: About-panel credit-link layout, internal version-assertion
consistency, and miscellaneous polish.
Download
Wrangle-1.3.0.dmg is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by
Apple, so it opens cleanly on a stock macOS install — no right-click,
no xattr -d com.apple.quarantine, no "unidentified developer" prompt.
System requirement: macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later on Apple Silicon.
To install, mount the DMG and drag Wrangle.app to the Applications
alias in the same window.