New beta! WhatPulse 5.7 Beta 1

Martijn Smit
WhatPulse
Published in
2 min readJul 5, 2024

Hi šŸ‘‹

Say hello to a fresh beta WhatPulse release! This last release of 2023 includes a new language, and a bunch of bug fixes and improvements. Read on for more details.

šŸŽ‰ New Featuresā€‹

  • Brazilian Portuguese Language: WhatPulse now includes a Brazilian Portuguese translation, making it more accessible to Portuguese-speaking users. Courtesy of Ɖder MagalhĆ£es Machado.

šŸ› Bug Fixesā€‹

  • A bug that could cause the application to crash if a backup took too long has been fixed.
  • A fix has been applied to ensure application icons in certain lists are visible on all table rows. Certain systems had the icons inside even rows hidden.
  • Uptime Calendar Bug: Fixed a crash related to fast navigation through the uptime calendar.
  • Auto Pulse Settings Disabling Fix: Resolved an issue where disabling auto pulse settings wasnā€™t being saved correctly.

šŸ“ˆ Improvementsā€‹

  • Windows: The installer now consistently uses ā€˜WhatPulseā€™ as its registry key instead of a random GUID. This means the WhatPulse version in the registry is always up to date, meaning apps like UCheck wonā€™t be confused about which version is installed.
  • macOS: Dynamically detect whether the device is Intel or Apple Silicon-based. This means youā€™ll always get the right version when updating.
  • Linux: The AppImage will now always load bundled OpenSSL libraries to prevent SSL errors when thereā€™s a gap in your OpenSSL version and the one WhatPulseā€™s build with.
  • Client API: Ensured that the REST API always returns the JSON format headers, and fix a possible delay when connecting with an IP address thatā€™s not in the allowed list.
  • Immediate Tray Icon Update: When you change the color settings, the tray icon will now update right away to reflect the changes.

How to Upgradeā€‹

You can upgrade by using Check for Updates when youā€™ve enabled beta updates. You can also download the installers below:

Windows, MacOS Intel or Apple Silicon, Linux AppImage.

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