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Changelog

1.0.6 2026-10-01

Update downloads show progress: a bar with megabytes and percent in Settings, then a verifying step before the update is ready.
Settings > Updates is one card: the app and installed version, update status with its action, and the automatic download switch.
The update reminder is a compact one-line toast with Download and Restart to update right on it, its progress along the bottom edge, and an error if a download it started fails.

Unlocking shows a loading state while the vault opens.
Saved accounts open their encrypted local data first, then refresh tokens and sync in the background.
Vault timeout returns to the locked screen without immediately reopening Touch ID.

Settings has an Updates page with the installed version, update status, and buttons to check, download, and restart.
Automatic update downloads are a saved setting. Turn them off to choose when to download; update checks continue.
The update reminder opens the Updates page and stays out of the way while Settings is open.

The lock screen shows your server and email. The server stays fixed until you choose Change, and a different server or email signs in as another account, kept beside the ones you have.
The lock screen no longer shifts when an error, Touch ID, or two-step login appears.
Tooltips appear above open menus instead of behind them.
P4 Warden for Windows (64-bit) is available as a download. Touch ID, Chrome unlock, the p4w command line, and automatic updates remain Mac only.

The sync status in the toolbar is a button: it syncs now, or reconnects an offline copy to your server.

First release of P4 Warden for Mac: your Vaultwarden vault with search, folders, tags, item editing, Touch ID unlock, Chrome unlock through the Mac app, the p4w command line, and automatic updates.