Desktop release
No public installer or general-availability version has been published.
Public change record
Agilelogin has not published a public desktop build. Until that changes, this record documents material website and product-scope updates without assigning fictional software versions.
The changelog records material public changes that help users evaluate Agilelogin: verified desktop releases, security-relevant corrections, compatibility updates, and significant website documentation milestones. A website change is labeled as documentation and never presented as proof that desktop software has shipped.
No public installer or general-availability version has been published.
Polychrome is designated as the Chromium-based shipping direction; Polyfox remains planned.
Security, Use Cases, Features, and Trust content now expose review dates and current-scope limitations.
Added public Trust Center, About, Contact, FAQ, Changelog, content-review method, Feature overview, and four feature reference pages across the site's supported languages.
Clarified release status, Profile boundaries, proxy-provider responsibility, local-automation limits, and Polychrome's relationship to the desktop workspace.
Expanded Security and three Use Case pages with direct definitions, decision tables, operating steps, checklists, known limits, FAQ content, review dates, and page-appropriate structured data.
Added a Use Cases overview and public crawler guidance through robots.txt and the generated sitemap.
When a public build ships, the record should include version, date, supported systems, kernel version, notable changes, known limitations, official download link, publisher information, and available integrity details.
No. Website and documentation milestones are explicitly separate from desktop releases. The Download page still states that no official public installer is available.
No. This page is for material product-scope, trust, compatibility, release, and documentation changes. Minor styling or wording corrections do not need individual entries.
Only the official Download page should publish Agilelogin installers. Changelog entries may link back to that page but should not create alternate unofficial distribution locations.
Check the Download page before installing any file presented as Agilelogin.