Your passwords, locked in your Keychain

Cra encrypted saved passwords and cookies with a key every copy of Cra shared, so anyone who could read your Cra folder could decrypt them, including passwords you imported from Chrome, Arc or Dia. They are now encrypted with a secret of Cra’s own in your Mac’s Keychain (“Cra Safe Storage”). The first time you open this version, Cra moves everything over before it starts. You stay signed in, and there is no password prompt. Reported by Rainatsu.

⌘N opens another window on the space you’re in, and ⇧⌘N opens an incognito window whose tabs are never saved. A tab moves between windows without reloading. Closing the last window keeps Cra as it was, so a Dock click brings it back.

Settings ▸ Profiles lists your profiles and how many spaces use each. Create one there, then pick it for a space in Edit Space to keep its sign-ins and cookies apart.

Hold ⌃ and press Tab to flip through your five most recent tabs in the space, with a preview of each, like ⌘Tab for apps. Release ⌃ to switch, or press Esc to stay.

A download flies into a bin on the Library button, and hovering the button shows your recent downloads. Chrome’s hidden download popup no longer swallows your next click.