What's New in 4.1.0

CashFusion is here! To access it, simply right-click on the CashFusion icon in the bottom-right of the status bar. Thanks to everybody that worked on it, in particular: Mark Lundeberg, Jonald Fyookball, Axel Gembe, Calin Culianu and many more that don't fit here.
Tx Signing has been significantly sped up for transactions with many inputs. (Mark Lundeberg, cculianu)
Tezor HW Wallet: Updated to support latest firmware. #1900, #1902 (Axel Gembe)
Fixes for bugs introduced by newer ecdsa libraries that use gmpy2. In particular on Fedora 32 things would sometimes explode when signing a tx or using CashFusion, due to ecdsa API quirks. (cculianu)
Fixed ZBar (QR camera) issues on Windows. #1916 (Axel Gembe)
SSL Certs: Accept wildcard certs, accept CA-signed replacing pinned self-signed. Servers can now use wildcard certs or switch from self-signed to CA-signed without losing users! (cculianu)
Update criptolayer server. #1874 (imaginaryusername)
Add electroncash.de block explorer. #1920 (Axel Gembe)
Network: Show problematic pinned certificates and allow unpinning. #1919 (Axel Gembe)
Update plugin for Satochip hardware wallet to support latest firmware v0.11. #1915. (Toporin)
Tor: Make process shutdown more robust. #1893 (Axel Gembe)
AudioModem: Fixed to not crash on unsupported platforms. (cculianu)
Various internal refactorings, fixups, and internal API improvements. (cculianu, Axel Gembe, Mark Lundeberg)

Download Notes

.AppImage is for any Linux 64 bit (it's a self-contained app bundle with everything inside)
- Note: Be sure to set this to executable to run it (chmod +x)
.dmg is for macOS
- NOTE: The -macosx-elcapitan.dmg is provided for legacy compatibility with macOS 10.11 El Capitan. Do not use this .dmg on newer systems. Instead, for newer systems such as Mojave or Catalina, use the plain -macosx.dmg.
.exe is for Windows
Srcdist is provided as .tar.gz and/or .zip files
- Includes Python dependencies inside in packages/
- This is built on a Linux 64-bit system, and also includes libsecp256k1.so.0 and the embedded tor static binary.