# Changelog What changed in each DropZoom release, newest first. The same notes are on [What’s new](https://dropzoom.link/whats-new). ## 1.8.1 26 September 2026 ### What’s fixed - AI agents reading DropZoom’s setup instructions now see today’s sign-up steps, not outdated ones. - The list of file hashes for downloads is now regenerated with every release, so it can’t fall out of date. ## 1.8.0 25 September 2026 ### What’s new - DropZoom now has public documentation at dropzoom.link/docs, with quickstarts for people and agents. - Agents can read every docs page as Markdown and discover the API automatically from a standard description. ## 1.7.1 25 September 2026 ### Other improvements - Names that could pass for an official DropZoom page are now reserved. ## 1.7.0 25 September 2026 ### What’s new - See the keys connected to your account, with when each was last used. - Remove a key you no longer use; anything using it stops straight away. - Name a key when you create it, such as “Claude on my laptop”, so you always know what it’s for. ## 1.6.5 24 September 2026 ### What’s fixed - AI agents can now find the page explaining how to get access to DropZoom from every DropZoom help file. - Shared DropZoom links and browser tabs now show the current logo. ## 1.6.4 24 September 2026 ### Other improvements - AI agents can find DropZoom’s API from dropzoom.link as well as the publishing site. - A plain-language page now explains how an agent gets access to DropZoom. ## 1.6.3 24 September 2026 ### Other improvements - AI agents can now discover DropZoom’s API and publishing skill automatically. - The homepage tells search engines and AI tools how the DropZoom site may be used. - The homepage can also be read by AI agents as plain text, alongside the regular page for browsers. ## 1.6.2 23 September 2026 ### Other improvements - Expired and missing link pages now explain what DropZoom is and how to try it. ## 1.6.1 23 September 2026 ### What’s fixed - Expired and missing links now show a clear DropZoom page instead of a technical error. - A missing file inside a live link points back to the publication instead of a raw error. - Opening the review page in two tabs no longer loses a comment. ## 1.6.0 22 September 2026 ### What’s new - Reviewers can leave feedback on a published link: a comment, a change request, or say it looks good. No account needed. - Feedback ties to the exact version reviewed, plus the page on multi-page publications. - See how many items are open and resolve them straight from Your links. - Turn feedback on or off for any link, any time, from Your links. - List open feedback, resolve it once a fix is published, and turn it on or off, all from the command line. - The privacy page now explains what is stored when someone leaves feedback. ## 1.5.2 15 September 2026 ### What’s new - Swipe through homepage examples on mobile instead of scrolling past every card. - Each swipe settles on one card, with the next example kept visibly in reach. - Desktop and tablet layouts stay unchanged. ## 1.5.1 15 September 2026 ### What’s new - Add files or a folder, or drop them anywhere on the publishing page. - Clearer examples and FAQs explain what to share, who can open it and how agents publish. - The homepage illustration now shows files becoming a shareable DropZoom link. ## 1.5.0 14 September 2026 ### What’s new - Choose who can open each link before you publish. The visitor password field appears only when you need it. - Publishing shows real progress: preparing files, uploading, then checking files and creating your link. - Keep a temporary link without leaving the page: create an account or sign in, and the same address is saved. - New accounts see their once-only recovery key right there, with a clear step to save it or skip with a warning. - Your links and Account are their own pages, so sharing starts on one simple screen. - Every release on this page now shows its own date. ## 1.4.3 14 September 2026 ### What’s fixed - Fresh CLI downloads now start correctly. - The main help command now opens after installation. - Connection help now opens before you add a Recovery / agent key. ## 1.4.2 14 September 2026 - A new homepage illustration shows how files become one shareable link. - Illustrated examples make websites, demos, reports and folders easier to recognise. - The FAQ now explains folder and ZIP publishing more clearly. ## 1.4.1 14 September 2026 - Privacy now clearly explains necessary cookies and why there is no cookie banner. - Browser tabs and home screens get a sharper DropZoom icon, with matching light and dark browser chrome. - Security researchers have a standard place to report a vulnerability. - DropZoom pages now use stronger HTTPS and browser protections. ## 1.4.0 14 September 2026 ### What’s new - Drop files or folders anywhere on the publishing page. - Guest publishing and keeping a temporary link are now simpler. - Contact support or report a shared file through the site. ### What’s fixed - Shortcut addresses now open the correct pages. - Navigation spacing and wrapping work better on smaller screens. ### Other improvements - Clearer guidance for accounts, passphrases and Recovery / agent keys. ## 1.3.0 13 September 2026 - Creating an account now issues one Recovery / agent key, shown once. You confirm you have saved it before a 24-hour guest link is kept. - Terms of use, Privacy and Acceptable use describe the product more accurately: username and passphrase accounts with no email, how agents connect, what Grey Arc hosts, and a public route for abuse and privacy questions. - Homepage copy leads with the guest 24-hour link. Invitations remain a first-time setup path. ## 1.2.2 13 September 2026 - Terms of use, Privacy and Acceptable use are on dropzoom.link. ## 1.2.1 12 September 2026 - A production deploy keeps guest try-it and the human check on. You no longer need a manual restore after each ship. ## 1.2.0 12 September 2026 - Agents install the CLI from https://dropzoom.link/dropzoom.mjs. There is still no public npm package. - Connect with a recovery key from the dashboard, then publish, list and update those links. - Guest 24-hour links stay the human try-it path. Existing invitations still work. ## 1.1.0 11 September 2026 - Folders keep their structure. A zip unpacks into the same tree. - If `index.html` is at the root, the link opens that page. If not, visitors get a listing. - Guest links scan every unpacked file before they go live. ## 1.0.0 11 September 2026 - Try it with no account. Guests get a 24-hour link. - Create an account to keep the same address. - Existing invitations still work. - Agents publish from a private checkout. There is no public npm package. - One shared look on the homepage, dashboard and file listings. - A square DropZoom logo when the link is shared.