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Morphit v1.20.3 Stable
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2026-10-02 04:48:05 +00:00 | 7 commits to main since this releaseMorphit v1.20.3
Visitors' browsers contact a Blurt node far less often, and pages download less. There are no
database changes.Privacy
- The release check reaches a Blurt node at most once a day. To make sure an operator is not
keeping visitors on an old build, each browser asks a public Blurt node for Morphit's signed
release record — the one request that leaves the site, and that node sees the visitor's IP. It
ran on every visit. A good answer is now remembered in the browser for 24 hours (and asked again
right after the site updates), so further visits that day contact no one. - That request is much smaller: it reads @morphit's last 100 history entries instead of 10,000
(a few KB instead of about 115 KB), and looks further back only if it must. - The FAQ says exactly what goes out ("Does anything see or leak my IP address…"), in every
language: at most once a day, two small requests.
Faster pages
- The served build's version file is downloaded once per page load, not twice. The release
check and the update check both need it, and it is about 80 KB.
Release fixes
- Zero-clearnet instances can always upgrade. v1.20.2 was first broadcast without its IPFS name,
and a Tor/I2P-only instance refused it. The release builder now always includes the name, warns
when a release has no IPFS address, and refuses an IPFS record left over from an earlier release.
A zero-clearnet upgrade also accepts a release located by its IPFS address alone. - The release build retries the IPFS tool download (and has a second source), so a slow
download no longer leaves a release without an IPFS address. - The ceremony's Block 4 clears values an earlier ceremony left in the terminal.
Upgrading
Run
sudo morphit-ops upgradeon each server. Nothing needs doing by hand.Downloads
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- The release check reaches a Blurt node at most once a day. To make sure an operator is not