Release v8.0.2.0

• New Feature: Added Magisk Superuser Access settings management.
• Fix #298 Workaround a weird shell issue on Linux when pathching KernelSU-Next (non-LKM).

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README

Release v8.0.1.0

• Bug Fix: Include the compiled language files in the final built artifcats.
• Improve main UI for a more consistent button sizes.
• Flash Device button is now dynamically renamed to Sideload OTA, Custom Flash Device, or Flash Device depending on the chosen mode.
• Miscellaneous minor improvements.

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README

Release v8.0.0.1

• Bug Fix

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README

Pre-Release v8.0.0.0

• #20 Added i18n support. PixelFlasher now includes French and Spanish translations, which were created using online translation tools.
  While these translations are functional, they may contain inaccuracies or awkward phrasing.
  Refer to the Translations section in the README for limitations and how to contribute.
• #293 Updated to support newer factory/OTA images.
• Added Pixel 9a tegu support.
• Removed Ubuntu 20.04 build (GitHub no longer provides Ubuntu 20.04 images).
• New Feature: Decode Binary XML in Dev Tools.
• Added couple of root detection marker values. These are reported when a device is loaded and in PI Analysis reports:
  • SELinux load timestamp (anything not 1969 and root detection apps would flag it)
  • FS Overlay mount count (high mount count is a root indicator)
• Added experimental AppImage build. This is experimental because WxPython depends on system libraries which might cause issues on some Linux distributions.
• Replaced Kitsune Magisk with KitsuneMagisk Fork as the Husky's Kitsune repository is no longer available.
• Removed Magisk alpha install option as the artifacts are no longer publicly available.
• Miscellaneous improvements and fixes.

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README

Release v7.11.3.1

• Improved device detection for bootloader locked devices.

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README

Release v7.11.3.0

• Option to override KMI to be able to create a KernelSU / KernelSU-Next Patch on an OS with unsupported or old KMI.
• Improved device detection in bootloader mode.
• Removed now obsolete YASNAC from Pif Manager.
• Minor other improvements.

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README

Release v7.11.2.1

• Feature: #288 On NixOS if platform tools is not set, check if they exist in /run/current-system/sw/bin/ path

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README

Release v7.11.2.0

• Added help menu links to XDA; pull request contributed by @VisionR1
• Reworked the Help | Links code for easier maintenance.
• If OTA clearing takes long, clear again one more time for good measure.
• Handle badly formatted keybox.xml when processing private keys.
• Miscellaneous minor improvements.

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README

Release v7.11.1.0

• Added device restart required message when adding / removing Magisk modules.
• Improved clearing disconnected device selection.
• Cleaner options dialog when live booting or flashing boot.
• Timeout support when waiting for bootloader, this prevents PixelFlasher from appearing frozen.
• Added extraction of CRL distribution points (if available in the certificate) when validating keybox.
• Dialog to inform the user that Patch or Vbmeta flashing will be skipped when wipe option is selected.

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README

Release v7.11.0.0

• Enhanced Keybox validation:
  • Verify XML structure.
  • Ensure the number of keyboxes matches the expected count.
  • Report Device ID.
  • Confirm both ECDCA and RSA certificate chains are present.
  • Verify each private key correctly pairs with its corresponding leaf certificate.
  • Validate each certificate in the chain to ensure it is signed by the next certificate up to the root CA.
• Improved console logging.

Which file to download?

A description of the various artifacts is in the README