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Snipora 0.15.0 is now available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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Windows | Intel / AMD | Setup (.exe) | Download |
Windows | Intel / AMD | Installer (.msi) | Download |
Linux | Intel / AMD | AppImage | Download |
Linux | Intel / AMD | Debian (.deb) | Download |
Linux | Intel / AMD | RPM (.rpm) | Download |
macOS | Intel / AMD | Disk Image (.dmg) | Download |
macOS | Intel / AMD | Archive (.app.tar.gz) | Download |
macOS | ARM64 / Apple Silicon | Disk Image (.dmg) | Download |
macOS | ARM64 / Apple Silicon | Archive (.app.tar.gz) | Download |
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Why Snipora is Safe to Use
Snipora is safe to use for several reasons:
Open Source
All source code is publicly available on GitHub. You can review, audit, and verify the code yourself.
Transparent Development
You can see exactly what changes are made by checking the commit history. Report any concerns via GitHub Issues.
Security warning - Unsigned Binaries
Official binaries are not code-signed by a trusted certificate authority. Here's why:
Why binaries are not signed
- Cost: Code signing certificates cost $100-500/year from trusted authorities
- Independent development: Snipora is maintained independently and is not backed by a large commercial organization
- Early stage: As an early-stage project, resources are limited
What this means for you
| Platform | Warning | How to proceed |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | SmartScreen may show "Windows protected your PC" | Click "More info" "Run anyway" |
| macOS | Gatekeeper may block the app | Right-click app "Open" "Open" in dialog |
| Linux | Usually no warning | Run chmod +x on AppImage if needed |
How to verify safety
- Check the source code on GitHub
- Build from source yourself
- Use virus/malware scanners on the downloaded file
The source code is always available if you want to build your own version or verify the application's behavior.