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Juli 2026 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 8 min jkleinsc Electron 43 has been released! It includes upgrades to Chromium 150.0.7871.46, V8 15.0, and Node v24.17.0. The Electron team is excited to announce the release of Electron 43! Sie können es mit npm über npm electron@latest installieren oder von unserer Releases-Website herunterladen. Lesen Sie weiter für Details zu dieser Version. If you have any feedback, please share it with us on Bluesky or Mastodon , or join our community Discord ! Bugs und Feature-Anfragen können im Issue-Tracker von Electron gemeldet werden. Tags: * Release Weiterlesen Electron 42 7. Mai 2026 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 7 min VerteDinde Electron 42 has been released! It includes upgrades to Chromium 148.0.7778.96, V8 14.8, and Node v24.15.0. The Electron team is excited to announce the release of Electron 42! Sie können es mit npm über npm electron@latest installieren oder von unserer Releases-Website herunterladen. Lesen Sie weiter für Details zu dieser Version. If you have any feedback, please share it with us on Bluesky or Mastodon , or join our community Discord ! Bugs und Feature-Anfragen können im Issue-Tracker von Electron gemeldet werden. Tags: * Release Weiterlesen Tech Talk: How Electron went Wayland-native, and what it means for your apps 17. März 2026 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 13 min mitchchn info Tech talks are a new blog post series where we share glimpses into our work on Electron. If you find this work interesting, please consider contributing ! When Electron switched to Wayland on Linux last fall, most people didn't notice. Major Linux distributions adopted the modern display protocol years ago, and both the KDE Plasma and GNOME desktop environments are in the process of dropping X11 support completely . But a platform migration isn't complete without apps, and a large part of the Linux app ecosystem went through a second Wayland transition last August — well after most distros had changed their defaults. That's when Chromium turned on Wayland by default , bringing Electron and dozens of Linux desktop apps along with it. Tags: * Tech Talk * Electron Internals Weiterlesen Electron 41 10. März 2026 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 7 min ckerr nmggithub Electron 41 has been released! It includes upgrades to Chromium 146.0.7680.65, V8 14.6, and Node v24.14.0. The Electron team is excited to announce the release of Electron 41! Sie können es mit npm über npm electron@latest installieren oder von unserer Releases-Website herunterladen. Lesen Sie weiter für Details zu dieser Version. If you have any feedback, please share it with us on Bluesky or Mastodon , or join our community Discord ! Bugs und Feature-Anfragen können im Issue-Tracker von Electron gemeldet werden. info After publishing the initial 41.0.0 package, we integrated some high-priority bugs into follow-up patch releases. We recommend installing 41.0.2 when upgrading to Electron 41. Bemerkenswerte Änderungen ​ ASAR Integrity digest for improved security ​ As of Electron 41, macOS Electron apps can now embed a digest of their ASAR Integrity information. This adds an additional layer of tamper detection for apps that use ASAR Integrity by validating the integrity information itself at app launch. To enable the feature for your app, you can run the following command with @electron/asar v4.1.0 and above: asar integrity-digest on /path/to/YourApp.app You must re-sign your app afterwards. For more information, see the @electron/asar CLI documentation. Support for this feature in Electron Forge is planned for the near future ( electron/forge#4159 ). Improved Wayland support ​ On Wayland (Linux), frameless windows now have drop shadows and extended resize boundaries. To create fully frameless windows with no decorations, set hasShadow: false in the window constructor. #49885 Mitchell Cohen has written a blog article about recent work to improve Electron's support of Wayland and client-side decorations on Linux. Added support for MSIX auto-updating ​ The Electron team recently added MSIX auto-updater support according to RFC #21 . You can now ship both MSIX and Squirrel.Mac in your update server essentially with the same JSON response format. See the autoUpdater documentation for more information. This was added in Electron 41 by #49586 and has also been backported to Electron 39.5.0 ( #49585 ) and 40.2.0 ( #49587 ). Tags: * Release Weiterlesen Electron 40.0.0 23. Januar 2026 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 3 min mlaurencin Electron 40.0.0 wurde veröffentlicht! It includes upgrades to Chromium 144.0.7559.60, V8 14.4, and Node 24.11.1. Das Electron-Team freut sich, die Veröffentlichung von Electron 40.0.0 ankündigen zu können! Sie können es mit npm über npm electron@latest installieren oder von unserer Releases-Website herunterladen. Lesen Sie weiter für Details zu dieser Version. If you have any feedback, please share it with us on Bluesky or Mastodon , or join our community Discord ! Bugs und Feature-Anfragen können im Issue-Tracker von Electron gemeldet werden. Tags: * Release Weiterlesen Tech Talk: Improving Window Resize Behavior 19. Dezember 2025 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 16 min nikwen We're launching a new blog post series where we share glimpses into our work on Electron. If you find this work interesting, please consider contributing ! Recently, I worked on improving Electron and Chromium's window resize behavior. The bug ​ We were seeing an issue on Windows where old frames would become visible while resizing a window: What made this bug particularly interesting? ​ * It was challenging. * It was deep in a large codebase. * As you'll see later, there were two different bugs under the hood. Fixing the bug ​ With a bug like this, the first challenge is figuring out where to start looking. Electron builds upon Chromium, the open source version of Google Chrome. When compiling Electron, Electron's source code is added into the Chromium source tree as a subdirectory. Electron then relies on Chromium's code to provide most of the functionality of a modern browser. Chromium has about 36 million lines of code. Electron is a large project, too. That is a lot of code that could be causing this issue. Tags: * Tech Talk * Electron Internals Weiterlesen December Quiet Month (Dec'25) 28. November 2025 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 3 min erickzhao Starting December 1, the Electron project will enter a quiet period before picking back up at full capacity in January 2026. For full details, see the Policies section below. Since 2020, December has been a time for project maintainers to take a breather from regular maintenance duties in order to take a break or focus on heads-down work. This break helps us rest up and come back energized for the year to come. That said, a month-long pause like this one is only achievable when an open-source project is in a healthy state—we’d like to thank all maintainers and external contributors for all of their continued efforts to keep the project moving. ❤️ Tags: * Project News Weiterlesen Electron 39.0.0 28. Oktober 2025 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 5 min ckerr Electron 39.0.0 wurde veröffentlicht! It includes upgrades to Chromium 142.0.7444.52, V8 14.2, and Node 22.20.0. Das Electron-Team freut sich, die Veröffentlichung von Electron 39.0.0 ankündigen zu können! Sie können es mit npm über npm electron@latest installieren oder von unserer Releases-Website herunterladen. Lesen Sie weiter für Details zu dieser Version. If you have any feedback, please share it with us on Bluesky or Mastodon , or join our community Discord ! Bugs und Feature-Anfragen können im Issue-Tracker von Electron gemeldet werden. Bemerkenswerte Änderungen ​ ASAR Integrity graduates to stable ​ A long-standing "experimental" feature -- ASAR integrity -- is now stable in Electron 39. When you enable this feature, it validates your packaged app.asar at runtime against a build-time hash to detect any tampering. If no hash is present or if there is a mismatch in the hashes, the app will forcefully terminate. See the ASAR integrity documentation for full information on how on the feature works, on how to use it in your application, and how to use it in Electron Forge and Electron Packager. In related news, Electron Packager v19 now enables ASAR by default. #1841 Tags: * Release Weiterlesen Electron 38.0.0 9. September 2025 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 5 min VerteDinde Electron 38.0.0 wurde veröffentlicht! It includes upgrades to Chromium 140.0.7339.41, V8 14.0, and Node 22.16.0. Das Electron-Team freut sich, die Veröffentlichung von Electron 38.0.0 ankündigen zu können! Sie können es mit npm über npm electron@latest installieren oder von unserer Releases-Website herunterladen. Lesen Sie weiter für Details zu dieser Version. If you have any feedback, please share it with us on Bluesky or Mastodon , or join our community Discord ! Bugs und Feature-Anfragen können im Issue-Tracker von Electron gemeldet werden. Tags: * Release Weiterlesen Electron 37.0.0 24. Juni 2025 · Die Lesezeit beträgt 7 min georgexu99 VerteDinde Electron 37.0.0 has been released! It includes upgrades to Chromium 138, V8 13.8, and Node 22.16.0. The Electron team is excited to announce the release of Electron 37.0.0! Sie können es mit npm über npm electron@latest installieren oder von unserer Releases-Website herunterladen. Lesen Sie weiter für Details zu dieser Version. If you have any feedback, please share it with us on Bluesky or Mastodon , or join our community Discord ! Bugs und Feature-Anfragen können im Issue-Tracker von Electron gemeldet werden. Google Summer of Code Begins ​ Our two Google Summer of Code contributors have started the program's coding period! * @nilayarya is crafting a new Save/Restore Window State API in Electron core. The new APIs will provide a built-in, standardized way to handle window state persistence. See Nilay's in-progress RFC at electron/rfcs#16 . * @hitarth-gg is hard at work modernizing the long-dormant Devtron extension using Chrome Manifest V3 APIs. This project will provide tooling for developers to debug IPC communication, track event listeners, and visualize module dependencies in their Electron applications. It has been an exciting couple of weeks for our GSOC participants, so stay tuned for more updates! Bemerkenswerte Änderungen ​ Smooth Corners: Native CSS Squircles ​ Electron 37 introduces the custom -electron-corner-smoothing CSS property, which allows apps to create smoother rounded corners to match Apple's macOS design language. This feature originally landed in Electron 36, but we felt like it deserved a brighter spotlight. Example with 100% Corner Smoothing Code Result .box { width : 128 px ; height : 128 px ; border-radius : 24 px ; -electron-corner-smoothing : 100 % ; } Unlike the standard border-radius property, which carves quarter-circle corners out of a rectangle, -electron-corner-smoothing smoothly transitions the curve into a squircle shape with a continuous perimeter. You can adjust the smoothness using values from 0% to 100%, or use the system-ui value to match the operating system's style (60% on macOS and 0% otherwise). This design enhancement can be applied on borders, outlines, and shadows, giving your app a subtle layer of polish. tipp Read more about Electron's squircle implementation in @clavin 's RFC 0012 . The document goes over the motivation and technical implementation in more detail. The initial design drew inspiration from Figma's corner smoothing implementation. 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