Download the app
The Umbreta app for macOS 12+ on Apple Silicon and Windows x64: installed with one command, updates itself. Or the cloud browser, nothing to install.
macOS — Apple Silicon, macOS 12 or later
Open Terminal and paste one line:
curl -fsSL https://anty.igrudsky.dev/api/v1/desktop-app/install.sh | bash
The script checks the archive’s checksum (sha256), puts the app into Applications (or
~/Applications when Applications is not writable) and opens it. Running it again reinstalls
the app. Intel Macs are not supported.
Why a command and not a file: the builds are not signed with an Apple certificate yet. A file a browser downloads gets flagged, and macOS refuses to open it («cannot verify the developer»); a command in Terminal sets no such flag.
Windows — x64
Open PowerShell and paste one line:
irm https://anty.igrudsky.dev/api/v1/desktop-app/install.ps1 | iex
The script downloads the installer, checks its checksum and runs it. No admin rights needed: the app installs for the current user, gets a Start menu and desktop shortcut and starts at once.
Or download the installer: Setup.exe. The builds are not signed yet, so for a file from a browser SmartScreen shows a warning: click «More info» → «Run anyway». With the PowerShell command there is no such window. To uninstall: Settings → Apps.
Updates
The app updates itself: half a minute after it starts and then every 4 hours it checks for a new version, downloads it and checks the checksum. On Windows only what changed arrives — a few megabytes instead of the full installer.
Without installing
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