What’s new in Drel 1.5.1 • Fixed status-bar show and hide in the ordinary browser • Collapsed the immersive edge control while the function panel is open • Unified short feedback while retaining blocking loading and progress states

What’s new in Drel 1.5.0 • Declared native actions: trusted HTML apps can declare haptic, vibrate, share, immersive fullscreen, add-to-home-screen, clipboard, and location in an Ed25519-signed manifest • Clearer boundaries: a declaration is an action inventory, not a long-term grant of user privacy • Foreground-gesture requirement: pages must call an action shortly after a user tap; undeclared or background calls are rejected • Transparent sharing: every share opens the native iOS share sheet so you review the content and choose the destination • Safer fullscreen: only host navigation and status bars are hidden; the draggable edge return control remains available • Clipboard and location need your permission: when a trusted app asks to read the clipboard or your position, Drel asks you separately • Revoke any time: granted clipboard and location permissions live in one permission center, and revoking one takes effect immediately • Restrained capability scope: camera scanning, photos, Bluetooth, microphone, contacts, and other sensitive actions remain unavailable

• Clarifies push channels and app services • Improves strong-offline apps and favorites • Fixes notification, favorites, and Notification Extension stability issues

Improved message handling, cleaner inbox navigation, and a more reliable web destination experience.