Bolt 0.1.177
This release fixes a Windows start-up failure after an update, makes the browser extension's toolbar icon open the Bolt app reliably, and makes several screens say plainly what is happening.
What's new
- The /tabs list shows every tab that matches, and Select all, Move, Mute, Copy and Close act on all of them. Before, the list stopped at 50 rows, so "select all" could act on 50 of 200 tabs without telling you.
- When the Missed clips list is empty, Bolt says why: you used the values, you reviewed them, or they are older than 2 days.
- When an AI request fails because a local AI server is not running, Bolt names the address and says to start it or pick another model. When a provider blocks a request because of a data-policy setting, Bolt points you to that setting instead of showing the raw reply.
Improvements
- /files results: a long file name now ends in an ellipsis, and the size and date stay fully visible. The full name shows when you hover over it.
- The start-up splash screen appears only when Bolt is slow to start, and it uses your saved theme. Zen docks show your saved layout on the first paint. Bolt reads some start-up data once instead of several times.
- Updated bundled libraries and development tools to patched versions.
Fixes
- Windows: after an update, Bolt could fail to start with "The engine didn't start in time" and a port error (10013), on every launch. Bolt's own local connection took the port the engine needs when an older Bolt was still shutting down. It no longer takes that port.
- Browser extension: with Launch Mode set to Native, clicking the toolbar icon opened a browser tab instead of the Bolt app most of the time. The extension now retries once with a fresh sign-in when Bolt asks for it, and it falls back to a tab only if Bolt does not answer within 3 seconds. A refused request now leaves one line in the extension's log with the reason.
