Vorno 0.11.3 — Changelog

Vorno gets its face: the vortex-"V" icon everywhere, in-app branding to match, a changelog that tells Vorno's own story — delivered through the auto-update pipeline that v0.11.2 built.

⭐ New Vorno app icon

The app now ships the Vorno vortex-"V" identity across every icon surface: macOS Dock/Finder (icon.icns), macOS 26+ Liquid Glass (layered AppIcon.icon compiled to Assets.car), Windows (icon.ico), and Linux (icon.png).
The Liquid Glass icon is built from three depth layers (background, vortex, white V) so macOS Tahoe renders it with real glass parallax.
Also fixes the icon asset/CFBundleIconName mismatch that silently prevented the Liquid Glass icon from loading at all — earlier builds always fell back to the flat icns.

Improvements

In-app Vorno branding — The splash/loading screen, app menu, and onboarding/reauth screens now show the Vorno vortex-"V" mark instead of the old Craft "C" symbol, and the bundled logo assets carry the new identity.
Periodic update checks — Long-running Vorno instances now re-check for updates on a randomized 2–7 hour interval instead of only at launch. The update toast remains dismissible per version; a dismissed version won't re-notify. Automatic checks can still be disabled entirely in Settings → Updates.
"What's New" now carries the Vorno changelog — Vorno releases get their own release-notes entries (including backfilled 0.11.2 notes), so this panel reflects what actually shipped in Vorno rather than only upstream history. Vorno also now versions independently of upstream (ADR-0010).
Webhook security model documented — The webhook ingest trust boundaries and prompt-injection posture are now written down: a colocated SECURITY.md for developers and a public operator-facing reference in docs/webhooks.md. (The protections themselves are architectural and predate this release — payloads never enter the prompt's instruction channel.)