FrostWire 2.7.9 Build 736: Elevating Security, Performance, and User Experience

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We’re excited to announce the release of FrostWire 2.7.9, build 736, packed with a host of improvements designed to enhance your experience. Whether you’re using FrostWire to download your favorite content or simply manage your media, this update focuses on making the app faster, more secure, and easier to use.

Enhanced Security for Peace of Mind

Security is always a top priority, and in this release, we’ve implemented significant improvements to SSL/TLS validation. This includes better handling of domain and certificate validation, ensuring that your downloads are secure. We’ve also added “frostwire.com” to our list of trusted SSL domains and introduced dynamic validation for subdomains, making your connection even more robust and trustworthy.

Streamlined Performance with Memory Efficiency

We know how important it is for the app to run smoothly, especially on devices with limited resources. In this update, we’ve optimized the way FrostWire handles memory, particularly during search operations. The result? A faster, smoother experience that uses less memory, giving you a seamless experience regardless of your device’s capabilities.

User Interface Improvements

Finding and accessing content has never been easier. We’ve refined the placement of the FrostClick search within the app, making it more intuitive and accessible. This enhancement is designed to help you discover new content with minimal effort.

Squashing Bugs for Stability

No one likes crashes or errors, so we’ve been hard at work identifying and fixing potential issues. We’ve resolved several bugs that could lead to NullPointerExceptions and ClassCastExceptions, ensuring that the app remains stable and reliable during use.

Upgraded Core Components

To keep FrostWire up-to-date with the latest development practices, we’ve updated several core components. This includes moving to Gradle version 8.9 and upgrading libraries such as Kotlin and Firebase. These updates ensure that FrostWire not only runs more efficiently but also remains compatible with the latest Android developments.

What This Means for You

This latest version of FrostWire is all about providing a smoother, more secure, and more enjoyable experience. Whether you’re a long-time user or new to the app, we believe these enhancements will make FrostWire an even more indispensable tool for managing and enjoying your media.

Download FrostWire 2.7.9 today and experience the benefits of the latest updates. We’re always eager to hear your feedback, so don’t hesitate to share your thoughts on this release. Happy downloading!

changelog for developers/hackers

FrostWire 2.7.9 build 736 AUG/24/2024

  • Enhanced SSL/TLS validation with improved domain and certificate handling in Ssl.java
  • Added “frostwire.com” to the list of valid SSL certificate domains
  • Implemented dynamic validation for subdomains
  • Updated NullTrustManager to manage and log SSL certificates more effectively
  • Simplified item access methods in TellurideSearchResultDownloadDialog
  • Removed unnecessary casting to improve code readability and efficiency
  • Corrected iswindows function in common.sh for proper integer comparison
  • Updated function’s usage in configure_update.sh for correct return status handling
  • Adjusted YTSearchPerformer for more memory-efficient handling of search results
  • Improved placement of FrostClick search within the Android UI
  • Fixed potential NullPointerException in TellurideSearchResultDownloadDialog
  • Fix potential NullPointerException in SearchFragment by ensuring valid FragmentManager
  • Fix ClassCastException in TellurideCourierCallback by adding type check for adapter instance
  • Enhanced URL opening method to handle cases where no default browser is found
  • Updated Gradle wrapper to use version 8.9
  • yt_dlp 2024.08.06
  • com.google.firebase:firebase-bom:33.2.0
  • com.google.gms:google-services:4.4.2
  • com.google.firebase:firebase-crashlytics-gradle:3.0.2
  • org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib-jdk8:2.0.20
  • androidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-viewmodel-ktx:2.8.4

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