# Previous releases

Use the installed version under **Settings → About** or `foxora --version`, then read every release between that version and the target.

## Desktop 5.0.3 — July 27, 2026

- Refreshed credentials earlier in long-running sessions and recovered more reliably from interrupted streams.
- Opened the produced application surface from preview routing instead of a blank or unrelated preview.
- Kept project-aware generation attached to the intended workspace.
- Hardened managed browser packaging for the notarized macOS application.
- Resumed stopped Daytona sandboxes and refreshed stale handles before executing work.

[View Desktop 5.0.3](https://github.com/foxora-ai/releases/releases/tag/desktop-v5.0.3)

## Desktop 5.0.2 — July 17, 2026

- Added a Windows 10/11 installer containing Desktop, Core, CLI, browser runtime, and prerequisites.
- Preserved sessions, settings, login, Memory Den, and workspaces during upgrades.
- Improved session loading, WebView memory behavior, device relay, and background task continuity.
- Published a universal Apple Silicon and Intel macOS build.

[View Desktop 5.0.2](https://github.com/foxora-ai/releases/releases/tag/desktop-v5.0.2)

## Desktop 5.0.1 — July 10, 2026

- Registered Foxora Core as an app-owned macOS background service.
- Verified the secure engine relay, local workspace, and Memory Den.
- Published signed, notarized, stapled macOS app and DMG artifacts.
- Added a signed in-app updater bundle.

[View Desktop 5.0.1](https://github.com/foxora-ai/releases/releases/tag/desktop-v5.0.1)

## Desktop 5.0.0 — June 21, 2026

- Introduced the v5 local engine and consolidated local state under the Foxora data directory.
- Prevented inline reasoning tags from leaking into the visible conversation.
- Allowed answered approval questions to resume the active turn.

[View Desktop 5.0.0](https://github.com/foxora-ai/releases/releases/tag/desktop-v5.0.0)

## Before upgrading from an older release

1. Finish active runs and save project work.
2. Export important local sessions or data where required.
3. Read **Known limitations** and **Deprecated features**.
4. Install the latest signed release.
5. Verify the version, local runtime, authentication, and one representative task.

Do not delete local data as an upgrade step unless the specific release instructions require it.