Horse for Mac

New

• Physical security keys such as YubiKey work again, with a small Horse prompt that names the site waiting for the key and lets you cancel.
• When a security key holds several accounts for one site, Horse asks which account you want.

Fixed

• Extension work is kept in bounded queues, so a busy extension cannot monopolize Horse while pages are loading.
• Horse no longer loops an update, stacks update prompts, or asks again immediately after you choose Later.
• If your computer refuses an update, Horse stays open, tells you what happened, and tries again later.
• Busy pages no longer throw a background JavaScript alert over your work, cover the page, or steal focus.
• Collapsing or expanding a large Folder saves only what changed instead of rewriting the whole profile and freezing Horse.

Changed

• Extensions follow the Chrome extension contract more closely, with startup, scripts, menus, popups, and shutdown happening in a dependable order.
• The update prompt is compact and private. It shows the Horse version and what installation will do, never release prose, publishing metadata, or details from somebody’s browsing.
• Profiles from older Horse versions move into faster storage once on first launch, while the old profile file is left untouched.

Upgraded

• Horse’s browser engine and app foundations are current, including the latest security fixes.