Privacy and AI each ship five, Bitcoin quiet

Privacy and AI dominate the wire today, each claiming five of fifteen releases. Privacy delivered uBlock Origin 1.74.0, KeePassDX beta with TargetSDK 36 and unit converter fixes, Standard Notes Clipper hardware-key auth repair for Firefox, Tuta calendar import patches, and Element X iOS with user-status support. AI shipped Open WebUI human-in-the-loop tool approval, Dify E2B sandbox backend and skill management, llama.cpp Qwen3-coder chat workarounds, ElevenLabs React SDK external-agent disconnect events, and Rslearn EarthDaily integration fixes. Bitcoin posted two items: Arkade client library split and Fedimint fourth beta candidate. Self-hosting saw N8n agent-node fixes and Jellyfin sixth release candidate. Nostr contributed NYM Chat message threads and post-quantum PMs.
Privacy and AI each ship five, Bitcoin quiet

Bitcoin

  • Arkade 0.9.16. Potentially breaking: client library split into separate client-lib and client-wallet packages.
  • Fedimint 0.12.0-beta.4. Fourth beta candidate; not recommended for mainnet.

Nostr

  • NYM Chat 3.75.543. Message threads in channels, PMs, and group chats; nymbot premium now uses post-quantum encrypted PMs.

Privacy

Self-hosting

  • N8n 2.37.0. Fixes agent-node disabled reason display, autosave and publish events, session binding.
  • Jellyfin 12.0. Sixth release candidate for 12.0.

AI

  • Open WebUI 0.11.1. Adds human-in-the-loop tool approval.
  • Dify 1.17.0. E2B cloud sandbox backend for agent shell and code execution, home snapshots, skill management.
  • llama.cpp b10625. Scopes Qwen3-coder chat workarounds.
  • Packages React 1.14.0. Adds external agent disconnected client event support.
  • Rslearn 0.1.14. Enhances EarthDaily integration with asset key resolution, per-pixel regression metrics bugfix, logger config saving fix.

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