What's new in mvmOS
Follow the latest releases, features, and community updates.
mvmPasswordManager 1.0.0 and mvm2factor 1.2.1: An encrypted vault, with import from other managers
mvmPasswordManager is new. It is a password vault where every Apps Hub profile gets its own encrypted store. Passwords, usernames, notes and addresses are encrypted in your…
Read more →mvmOS 0.31.0-beta: Apps bring their own browser-extension code
The Browser Extension Builder no longer keeps app-specific code inside mvmOS itself. An app now declares what it needs in extension.json — its popup scripts, background script,…
Read more →mvm2factor 1.2.0: Public vault and browser autofill
mvm2factor now has an optional public page connected to each Apps Hub profile. After an administrator enables public access, each user can open their own private TOTP vault from…
Read more →mvmOS 0.30.0-beta: Browser extensions and more reliable SSH access
This update adds a Browser Extension Builder for public mvmOS apps. An app can now offer a footer button that generates a browser extension preconfigured for the current server,…
Read more →mvmSiteBuilder 1.3.0: Put another app's page in your site
A licensed mvmSiteBuilder can now place another app's public page into a site as a block, so a Budget summary or a QueueDesk queue appears on a page you built instead of only at…
Read more →mvmOS 0.28.2-beta: App-to-app integrations work again
Apps that hand work to another app — Tasks and Shopping List writing a reward into Budget — stopped doing so when app isolation arrived in 0.28.0-beta. They work again. A call…
Read more →mvmOS 0.28.0-beta: App isolation and the Platform API
An app can no longer read anything outside its own folder. App server code now runs confined: opening a file or a database anywhere else is refused, so no app can read the core…
Read more →All 27 apps rebuilt for the isolated app layout
Every app in the store has been repackaged for the layout mvmOS 0.28.0-beta enforces — browser files under the app's own public folder, server code beside it rather than inside…
Read more →mvmOS 0.27.0-beta: Manage your licence key in Settings
Settings has a new Subscription tab. Enter your premium licence key there, see whether it is currently active, and remove it again. Your installation revalidates the key with…
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