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This release addresses numerous bugs and stability issues across various platforms and modules, including fixes for DevTools, Wayland, file system constants, and process crashes.

This alpha release introduces several new features, including command-line flags for macOS geolocation and enhanced texture import capabilities. It also resolves numerous bugs across various platforms related to crashes, notifications, and menu handling.

This release introduces WebSocket authentication support via the `login` event on `webContents` and includes several bug fixes related to accessibility, DevTools stability, and network requests.

This alpha release introduces several new features, including command-line flags for macOS geolocation and enhanced texture import capabilities. It also includes numerous bug fixes addressing crashes, platform-specific rendering issues, and network service configurations.

This beta release introduces WebSocket authentication support via the webContents 'login' event and fixes a cookie encryption key provider issue on Windows and Linux.

Version 36.7.4 focuses on stability and UI bug fixes, addressing crashes during window closure, header issues in downloads, and Windows-specific rendering and protection features.

This maintenance release focuses on stability fixes for webContents, Windows UI rendering, and Linux theme consistency, alongside an update to Chromium 138.

This alpha release of Electron v38 fixes a specific crash occurring when webContents functions are invoked following a window close event.

Version 35.0.1 focuses on stability improvements, including fixes for Node.js OOM handling, window content protection, PDF viewer memory access, and font loading performance.

Version 34.3.2 focuses on performance improvements for font resolution in webContents and includes backported security or stability fixes.

Electron v35.0.0-alpha.2 introduces shared dictionary APIs for compression, new debugging tools for unresponsive renderers, and significant stability fixes for Windows and Linux.

Electron v35.0.0-alpha.1 introduces shared dictionary APIs for compression, new debugging tools for unresponsive renderers, and significant fixes for crashes on Windows and Linux. It also includes a breaking change to the 'console-message' event structure.