Before you upgrade Usage analytics are removed, along with the Full diagnostics level. Installations set to Full now use Basic, which uploads only errors and crashes. Monitor v0.4.0 uses a single account and signs in with a password only. Signing in grants the permissions of the system account Monitor runs as; roles, per-feature permissions, file roots and read-only mode are removed. On upgrade, the oldest admin account is kept and other accounts' tasks, memory and desk data move to it. ServerBox no longer asks for a username, and offers to update Monitors older than v0.4.0 before signing in. Self-signed Monitor certificates are trusted once by fingerprint. The "ignore certificate" toggle is replaced by SHA-256 fingerprint pinning: the first connection prompts you to trust the certificate from the server card or detail page, and prompts again only if the certificate changes. Sync uses a new incremental format. iCloud and WebDAV now sync individual changes instead of full backups, encrypted with a sync key protected by your backup password. GitHub Gist and Monitor's hosted backup store are removed as sync destinations. All devices sharing a destination must use the same backup password and upgrade to this version; older versions cannot read changes written by newer ones. The Monitor panel's terminal no longer connects over SSH. It opens a local shell directly under the system account Monitor runs as. New Monitor panel features, the Monitor tab's management views, and the new notification channels require Monitor v0.4.0. Added Storage and sharing in the app and the Monitor panel: manage disks, partitions, RAID arrays, ZFS pools, LUKS encryption and SMART health, plus SMB shares (with Time Machine and recycle bin options) and NFS exports. Monitor panel redesigned as a desktop: every feature opens in its own window, with a menu bar, dock, Spotlight search, notification center, tabs and split panes in Terminal and Files, and customizable wallpapers and themes. Expanded server tools in the Monitor panel: processes, services, scheduled tasks, containers (images, logs, container shell, and scheduled volume and folder backups), system users and groups, snippets, firewall, benchmark, tmux, iperf, file editor, remote desktop (VNC and RDP), virtualization and BMC (Redfish). App Store for self-hosted web apps: deploy and update over 40 Docker Compose services from the Monitor panel (including Immich, Jellyfin, Nextcloud, Vaultwarden, Home Assistant, Gitea, Open WebUI, Grafana and n8n), or load custom catalogs and local Compose apps, with port checks, health alerts, a shared media folder and built-in reverse proxy access. Desk apps (.fsba) in the Monitor panel: install sandboxed third-party panel apps with approved permissions, alongside signed official packages for Local inference (Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM, SGLang and MLX matched to the machine's GPU), AI agents (Codex, Claude Code, pi, opencode, Hermes and OpenClaw), Reverse proxy and WAF (nginx, Caddy, Traefik, and ModSecurity with OWASP CRS), Tailscale, Kernels, Ubuntu Pro and Cleanup. Agent mode on Monitor, integrated with the app: run AI tasks on Linux, macOS and Windows servers with per-task model, thinking level and permission mode, execution plans, command risk checks, sudo prompts, attachments, memory, MCP servers (with OAuth and deployed apps' MCP servers) and skills. Tasks can also be started, followed live and answered from the app's Agent tab. Agent command permissions: choose Manual, Auto or Allow all mode and configure allow, ask or deny command rules for both the on-device Agent and Monitor's Agent mode. Monitor tab, one-click updates and settings backup: view all connected Monitors at a glance—version status and one-click updates, active alert rules, deployed web apps (with available updates listed first) opened through Monitor's proxy, notifications, per-server audit logs, and signed-in sessions and trusted devices that can be revoked. Each server page also lists its own web apps, and Monitor can back up its settings to WebDAV as age-encrypted archives. ServerBox OS (sbOS) bootable images: live and disk-installable images based on Alpine Linux (musl) and Debian 13 (GNU) for x64 (BIOS and UEFI) and arm64 (UEFI), with Monitor and Docker preconfigured. Server discovery: find SSH servers on the local network, in SSH config files, on Tailscale and through Cloudflare Tunnel, and add them along with their jump servers. First-run setup is redesigned around it. Selective sync and full user-data coverage: toggle sync separately for settings, AI preferences, credentials, key passphrases, files and benchmarks; fonts, images, skills, theme packages and icon packs now sync as well. The redesigned sync page shows each destination's live status. Trusted sign-in devices on Monitor: devices that have signed in before receive a device token, so failed sign-in attempts from other sources do not lock them out. New notification channels: SMTP email, Telegram, Discord and ntfy, plus ${ENV} variable references for push credentials in config.toml. Bark adds subtitle, Markdown, critical alert volume, badge, image, copy, archive options and AES-CBC encrypted push. GPU process list for servers connected through Monitor. iOS: device files and installed Linux environments appear in the Files app, and Paste from the system menu uses bracketed paste in the terminal. Windows installer (.exe): per-user installer that requires no administrator rights and bundles the Visual C++ runtime, alongside WinGet support. The portable .zip archive remains available. tmux: zoom and unzoom panes, keeping zoom active when switching panes. Redesigned full-screen server view across all platforms, showing a single server or all servers with burn-in protection. Changed Exported backups now use the age format and can be decrypted with age -d using your backup password; older backups still restore. On Monitor, stored credentials and Agent mode chats are now encrypted at rest. Terminal and file tabs are no longer reopened automatically after closing the app. Improved mouse wheel and trackpad scrolling in the terminal, with whole-line wheel steps, smooth trackpad scrolling in full-screen programs and a single scrollbar. Notification channel editors now show every option a channel type supports, including unset fields. Percentage chart axes no longer extend past 100%. Completed and polished translations across all supported languages in the app, Monitor panel and documentation. Fixed macOS: fixed garbled text on Intel Macs (#1798) by switching the Intel DMG build to the Skia renderer. Database: fixed a migration failure when opening databases from older releases (prior to schema v31), and added retries for transient I/O errors when opening the database on Windows. tmux: fixed pane and window target resolution, cross-window switching, clean detaching, live screen tracking on pane switches, and output replay after reconnecting. Terminal: typing quickly no longer duplicates

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