Blog / Cryptomator 1.10.0 Release


We’re happy to announce the release of Cryptomator 1.10.0. 🎉 Let’s dive into what this new release has to offer!

Expert Settings During Vault Creation

We understand that expert users desire more control and would like to override some default values in the vault configuration file. That’s why the new version brings the addition of expert settings during vault creation. For now, you can set the maximum length of encrypted file names. This feature ensures that Cryptomator adapts to the peculiarities of various cloud storage systems. 🛠️

Expert Settings During Vault Creation

Proper Tray Menu Support on Linux

A huge shoutout to Ralph (purejava on GitHub) for his open-source contribution once again! 🙌 Thanks to his efforts, we now have proper tray menu support with AppIndicator integration. It’s yet another step towards making Cryptomator feel native and fluid for Linux users.

Proper Tray Menu Support on Linux

AArch64 Build for AppImage

Good news for Linux users on AArch64 architectures! 🎉 Cryptomator 1.10.0 includes an AArch64 build for AppImage. With this addition, we’re expanding our reach and welcome more Linux users.

Improved Error Dialog

Encountering an error can be frustrating 😓, especially when you’re not sure what to do next. We’ve redesigned our error dialog to focus on solutions. Now, when you run into an error, the dialog will guide you to a potential solution if it exists in our error database. This enhancement aims to make troubleshooting more user-friendly and efficient. ✅

Improved Error Dialog

Refreshed macOS App Icon

Mac users, we haven’t forgotten about you! 🍏 Aesthetics matter, and with this update, Cryptomator boasts a brand-new app icon for macOS. How do you like Cryptobot in a squircle?

Refreshed macOS App Icon

Conclusion

Cryptomator 1.10.0 brings a mix of enhancements and several bug fixes to ensure a smoother user experience. As always, your feedback is welcome. For a detailed list of all changes, please check out the release notes.

A special thank you to Bas (Rexbas on GitHub) and Sebastian (sschuberth on GitHub) for their open-source contributions as well. :glowing_star:

Thank you for your continued support and trust in Cryptomator. ❤️ Update to 1.10.0 now and let us know what you think!

Happy crypting! 🔒