What's new in each release. To get the latest version, run xposed update, or run the installer again: curl -fsSL https://getxposed.link/install.sh | sh.
Follow along with the Atom feed, or read it as JSON.
Docs at docs.getxposed.link: how to install and set up xposed on Linux, how sharing, accounts and plans work, a command reference and troubleshooting. macOS and Windows are listed as coming soon.
A pricing page, and this changelog as a page on the site, with an Atom feed and a public API (https://getxposed.link/api/v1/changelog) so apps can show what's new.
A monthly summary email: how much you transferred (with an "about a full HD movie" comparison), your plan, and your computers. Accounts with no transfers get a short "still there?" note instead. Every one has an unsubscribe link, and there's a Monthly summary switch on the dashboard.
xposed share --expires 3d: the length of a link can now be given in days as well as hours.
Changed
The welcome email is now a short note from Arun on why xposed exists, and every email writes xposed in the wordmark style.
Emails go out through a paced queue, so a burst of invites is spread out and none are lost if the server restarts.
When --expires is above your plan's maximum, the message now says "3 days" and "24 hours" instead of "72h0m0s".
The control panel's download limit and expiry are now two cards of their own, with one-click choices in xposed's style and a line explaining each. Pro-only lengths are marked PRO.
Fixed
The control panel's settings grid no longer leaves an empty cell.
The account dashboard's buttons (Upgrade, Manage billing, Remove, Invite, Sign out) work in real browsers again.
Change a share's download limit and how long its link lasts from its control panel, any time after you share it. Before, only xposed share --max-downloads and --expires could set them. Expiry choices beyond your plan's limit are marked Pro.
Plans. Free: files up to 500 MB, 1 GB of transfers a month, links for 24 hours, 1 computer. Pro ($10/month or $120/year): files up to 1 GB, 10 GB a month, links for up to 7 days, 3 computers and faster transfers.
xposed share --expires 3d sets how long a link lasts, up to your plan's limit.
A monthly usage meter in the local dashboard and at app.getxposed.link, showing what you've sent this month and when it resets.
Upgrade to Pro and Manage billing on the dashboard, through Dodo Payments.
New sign-in pages at auth.getxposed.link, in xposed's own look.
Fixed
Several computers can now be connected to the relay at the same time. Before, only the first stayed connected.
Share links show a proper preview (the xposed image, the file name and size, when it expires) when pasted into WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, LinkedIn or X. PIN-protected shares show a generic preview that reveals no file names.
The dashboard can invite friends: each account gets 3 invites, with a copy-ready message to send.
Changed
Free tier: the server-set file-size cap drops from 2 GiB to 1 GiB, and an invite's default computer allowance drops from 3 to 1.
Share links are never indexed by search engines (noindex on every page and download, and a robots.txt that disallows everything).
Right-click any file in GNOME Files and share it with a public link and a QR code; the file streams straight from your disk, nothing is uploaded first.
An optional 6-digit PIN and a download limit ("edition") to gate a share, with a lockout after too many wrong PINs.
A live control panel for every share: link, QR code, a download log with CSV export, and a light meter of what's gone out.
A dashboard at http://xposed.localhost listing everything you're sharing, with copy-link and close actions per share and a running download/byte total, all time.
xposed list and xposed close <token> to see and close shares from a terminal.
Sharing now runs through xposed's own relay (frp) at getxposed.link instead of Cloudflare quick tunnels: no Cloudflare account, links survive a daemon restart, and each install keeps a stable subdomain..
Accounts: sign in with GitHub or Google at https://app.getxposed.link to see your invite and your computers (and remove one), and connect a computer with xposed login, which signs in with a short code in your browser. Invites belong to your email.
Links expire 24 hours after you create them: xposed is for handing files over, not hosting them. The dashboard and control panel show the time left.
xposed update installs the latest release, but only after checking its signature, through the same package manager that installed xposed.
The daemon starts when you log in, so your links come back on their own after a reboot.
A server-set cap on how large a shared file may be (2 GiB by default); xposed share refuses anything bigger before it ever creates a link.
An abuse-report link on every recipient page, and a kill switch (xposed-cloud install revoke) that cuts a misbehaving install off within seconds.
.deb, .rpm, Arch and Alpine packages, and a tarball, for amd64 and arm64, signed and checked against SHA256SUMS, with a one-line installer (curl -fsSL https://getxposed.link/install.sh | sh).
A GNOME Files right-click action ("Share with xposed") and an app-menu launcher, installed alongside the packages.
A marketing site with early-access sign-ups, live at https://getxposed.link.