Version v3.2.1-beta.2
Beta, released on July 23, 2026
Horse on Linux gets its turn. A rider wrote in with screenshots, a test rig got built, and the pile of oddities that fell out is now fixed and checked on a real Linux desktop: crashing menus, wandering menus, black-on-black everything, and a copy button that copied nothing. Two of the fixes reach beyond Linux, including one for a bug where a page could quietly rename your Trail to its web address.
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- On Linux, right-clicking a Trail no longer risks a storm of error messages.
- Menus on Linux and Windows now open right at your cursor in Horse’s own style, with rounded corners, a hairline border, and a soft shadow, instead of bare system menus dropped mid-screen.
- On Linux, the sidebar, Settings, and menus no longer paint black in a light theme, and the line between sidebar and page is back to its proper colour.
- Copying a link from a Trail’s menu on Linux now actually reaches the clipboard.
- Menus open at their proper size right away, without scrollbars or a slow stretch, and a submenu sits snugly against its menu again.
- A Trail keeps its real name while its page loads. The web address only stands in when a page truly has no title of its own.
- A site’s own back button pressed at just the wrong moment can no longer send a different Trail backwards.
- The small box that previews a link stops looking ahead the instant your cursor leaves the link.
