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Changelog

2026-07-11

  • Reduced login-desktop resource spikes with lazy Chromium startup, idle/after-export shutdown, status caching, reduced-motion page styling, lower-frequency x11vnc polling, and Compose CPU/memory/PID limits.

  • Changed QR refresh from re-reading an expired image to forcing the Douyin login page to generate a new cache-busted QR code, and stopped serving expired QR screenshots.

  • Fixed a blank Douyin login desktop by preventing build-time localhost proxy variables from leaking into runtime Chromium and explicitly wiring lowercase/uppercase runtime proxy variables.

  • Added an authenticated same-origin noVNC HTTP/WebSocket proxy and synchronous mobile popup handling so login tasks work from phones without exposing port 8788 publicly.

  • Fixed the server image to provision Node.js 22 explicitly for protocol mode and excluded runtime logs/configuration from the Docker build context.

  • Reworked the Web console into a responsive unified operations dashboard with local Lucide icons, clearer account/target status, and safer confirmation dialogs.

  • Added strong send-confirmation state handling, retryable unconfirmed targets, failure categorization, account cooldowns, and focused manual retry modes.

  • Improved friend-list discovery, persistent browser profiles, Cookie synchronization, and browser/protocol failure persistence.

  • Expanded the login desktop service with more robust Douyin identity export and bounded diagnostic endpoints.

  • Added authenticated no-cache overview data that excludes message contents, Cookie data, receipts, and server credentials.

  • Added unit coverage for send-state behavior, stale-lock safety, overview redaction, authentication, and public settings.

  • Made stale-lock PID probing portable across Linux and Windows and sanitized the public configuration template.

  • Removed obsolete standalone account, login-workspace, and settings templates now consolidated into the dashboard.

  • Fixed standard Compose scheduling by sharing persistent browser profiles with scheduler/task services, while limiting host Docker access to services that actually need it.

  • Moved the GitHub Actions workflow to the repository root, corrected its working directory/tests/profile/artifact paths, and pinned actions to commit SHAs.

  • Split the tracked config.example.json template from the ignored runtime config.json, with update-time config preservation.

  • Made login-desktop API/public URLs honor container environment settings and synchronize the configured schedule at Web startup.

  • Bound noVNC and Mihomo host ports to loopback by default and documented SSH-tunnel access.

  • Added an explicit Node.js image build check for protocol mode, made the cron reader tolerate Windows UTF-8 BOM files, and removed unused legacy login-session, relogin-worker, and nested Compose entrypoints.

2026-05-30

  • Redesigned the Web UI into dedicated overview, login workspace, accounts, send console, logs, and settings views.
  • Moved the console styling and interaction scripts into DouYinSparkFlow/webui/static/ with a denser admin-console layout and mobile drawer navigation.
  • Added safer confirmations for manual operations and localized the main Web UI feedback messages.
  • Removed the redundant send-console navigation label while keeping send details available from contextual actions.
  • Added a persistent sun/moon toggle for switching between light and dark console themes.
  • Updated the README preview image and added a screenshot-based usage guide.
  • Made the screenshot usage guide entry more visible in the README.
  • Added a project disclaimer to the root README.
  • Added a Linux Do friendly link and GitHub star history chart.
  • Refined the root README wording and structure for an open source project style.
  • Reordered the disclaimer and star history chart, and refined runtime file wording.
  • Added upstream project attribution and emoji-styled README sections.
  • Added a masked UI preview image to the root README.