New
5 changes - Agent browser control: agents can open a page and work with it. They read what is on screen, click, type, scroll, look at how an element renders, switch between mobile, tablet and desktop layouts, and save a screenshot into the project, so they can check their own work. Turn it on or off in Settings → General → OpenChamber Tools.
- Browser: dev servers are listed from what is actually listening, so one is offered however you started it, and a server that is still starting is waited for.
- Browser: the panel holds several pages at once, shows each page's own icon, and suggests addresses you already visited in this project.
- Browser: new controls for hard reload, page zoom, device sizes, a light or dark page, and clearing cookies or cached data for the panel alone.
- Mobile: long-press the logo on the connect screen or the instances list to open a connection log with a copy button, for reporting connection problems.
Improvements
8 changes - Browser panel: the preview and browser panels are one panel now, backed by a real browser view in the desktop app. Pages that used to refuse to load open normally, logins stay, and developer tools are there. Point at an element or drag a region, write a comment, and it goes to chat with a screenshot of what you marked.
- Chat images: a finished assistant reply collects its Markdown images into a compact gallery with thumbnails and full-screen previews, including images from the workspace. On mobile the gallery scrolls sideways (thanks to @ChangeHow).
- Browser: when OpenChamber runs on another machine, the desktop app opens its dev servers through a local port, so pages load with working hot reload and developer tools, and links to another local port stay on that machine. In a web browser tab you can open only dev servers on your own machine.
- Remote access: a pairing QR code made while the app is reached through a public domain, for example behind a reverse proxy, includes that domain, so a paired phone can connect over it.
- Usage: quota limits you chose to display refresh every three minutes on desktop, mobile and VS Code, and you can refresh them by hand at any time.
- Usage: OpenCode Go quota tracking uses your existing OpenCode API key. No browser cookies or workspace ID needed.
- Desktop/Windows/Linux: minimizing the window always keeps it in the taskbar. The tray setting, now called "Close to the system tray", applies when you close the window.
- Desktop/Linux: frameless main and Mini Chat windows use native rounded corners (thanks to @kydorn).
Fixes
11 changes - Remote access: a message sent through the private relay no longer fails with a 400 error when a connection drop loses part of the request; the request is retried (thanks to @claymor333).
- Mobile: a brief network hiccup when you open or return to the app no longer bounces a working connection back to the connect screen. The app retries and reconnects on its own, and a server that is really unreachable shows the connect screen within a few seconds.
- Scheduled Tasks: when two OpenChamber servers share a project configuration, a scheduled occurrence runs once; both servers no longer start duplicate sessions (thanks to @makeittech).
- Performance: a closed context panel no longer keeps its embedded chats running, and an open panel loads only the chat tab you are looking at (thanks to @karimodm).
- Sessions: switching projects selects a session that belongs to the new project (thanks to @makeittech).
- Chat: a message you already submitted stays with its session; a later project switch no longer sends it somewhere else (thanks to @makeittech).
- Chat: opening a subagent or code-review session in the context panel no longer steals focus from the main composer, and subagent prompting is available right away when it is enabled.
- Chat: code-review sessions are no longer treated as read-only subagent sessions.
- Chat: typing
! for shell mode no longer leaves the ! in the command or puts the caret on the wrong side of it (thanks to @RyderAsKing). - Chat: line numbers with three or more digits no longer wrap in code blocks (thanks to @ChangeHow).
- Work status: a new-session draft shows project, MCP and usage details before the session exists, a long subagent list stays inside the panel, and hiding every section still leaves the controls to bring them back (thanks to @alohaninja).
