# Release Notes

> A concise record of browser support, Dock hover updates, and improvements to the Dock experience.

Source: https://dockspark.app/en/release-notes/0.3.2

## v0.3.2 — Free and Pro licensing, Show in Dock, and Keychain prompt fixes

September 7, 2026

- Added DockSpark Free and Pro licensing. Free supports 1 browser with up to 3 named profiles; built-in Private Browsing and Incognito entries do not count toward that limit.
- Pro removes browser and profile limits. Activate, refresh, or deactivate this Mac under Settings → License, with links to purchase or recover a license.
- Existing browser and profile configurations are preserved when Free limits are reached; over-limit items are clearly marked and become available again after disabling another item or activating Pro.
- Added a Show in Dock switch for each named profile, so it can be hidden from the hover menu without being deleted.
- Fixed content being clipped at the bottom of Settings, and aligned English and Chinese labels for Dock visibility, Free limits, and device plans.
- Stopped Sparkle updates from prompting for the login Keychain password: license files now live in Application Support, and the device identifier and refresh token use the Keychain’s default access rules.
- Launching without an activated license no longer touches the Keychain.
- The protected hover path now stays active only while the pointer continues toward the popover, exits sooner when moving away, and ignores minor pointer jitter.
- Hardened local license storage, signature verification, background refresh, and offline grace handling; background maintenance failures no longer interrupt you with an alert.
- After a successful activation, leftover full redemption keys from older builds are removed; already activated users do not need to activate again.
- Users on 0.2.0 can upgrade with Check for Updates; manual installation is available as a signed and notarized DMG or ZIP.