Full AtlasOS support and browser sign-in
Atlas Mode headlines this release: eclean now fully supports AtlasOS. Sign-in moves to the system browser with a redesigned login screen, and optimizer, sign-in, and localization fixes ride along.
Biggest changes
- Added Atlas Mode, full support for AtlasOS. On a supported Atlas installation the Optimizer gains an Atlas tab with all 97 operations from the Atlas 0.5.0 playbook as searchable cards, while eclean optimizations that Atlas manages become read-only "Managed by Atlas" entries so the two never conflict. Every Atlas script is verified against a signed, hash-pinned manifest before and during execution. The full story is in the announcement post.
- Atlas Mode details: an Atlas indicator in the titlebar shows support status and opens an explainer, the Atlas theme is on by default on Atlas installations, and unreviewed Atlas versions get clear guidance instead of silent behavior changes.
- Replaced the in-app password form with browser-based sign-in. Continuing with eclean now opens the website sign-in in your system browser and returns you to the app automatically, using the same hardened loopback flow as OAuth, which is now PKCE-bound as well.
- Redesigned the login screen into a single stacked sign-in group with clearer labels and a hint that sign-in opens in your browser.
Minor changes
- Optimizer per-user tweaks that hit permission-locked registry keys now apply and revert through the broker instead of failing.
- Two-factor sign-in handles single-use codes correctly, so a rejected code clears the input instead of inviting a retry with the same digits, and temporary provider outages during OAuth offer a retry instead of a dead end.
- A broken release now updates itself before anything else in the app is allowed to run.
- Translated the remaining English-only strings across all 13 non-English languages, including Windows 10 end-of-support messaging and the search engine settings, and Atlas Mode ships fully localized.