Nova Client

• Every platform on the same code, and a cleaner app, by the Nova team.
• – A modernized interface. The dashboard, server list, node list, settings and first-run screens were reworked around one clear focus per screen, with colour reserved for state and the measured verdict the most legible thing on a server row. Nothing animates while the app is idle any more, which is a real battery win: the connect orb used to repaint sixty times a second all day. – Windows and macOS get the same VPN core as the phone. The desktop core had been an older stock build with no WireGuard, no NaiveProxy and no AmneziaWG in it, so those servers failed on desktop while working on Android. Both desktop cores are now built from the same source and patch as the Android one. – iOS now requires iOS 15 or later, ahead of Apple's 2027 requirement. – NaiveProxy servers work now. Nova Server has always been able to create one, and the phone app's VPN core could always run it, but the app could not read the link, so a NaiveProxy server appeared in no client at all. On desktop it says plainly that this build's core cannot run it, instead of the core dying at startup. – A subscription no longer loses servers in silence. If it contains something Nova cannot run, the server list says how many and what kind, so a short list is explained instead of looking like configs went missing.

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