Releases: qmk/qmk_toolbox
Latest Beta
0.3.3
Important Note for Windows Users
dfu-programmer v1.0.0 has dropped support for libusb-win32 (libusb0) in favour of libusb-1.0. As such the driver installation has been updated to designate WinUSB for Atmel DFU bootloader devices. You may need to manually uninstall the libusb0 driver for existing bootloaders on your machine.
Important Note for macOS Users
Although the Toolbox itself will run on Apple Silicon Macs, the flasher binaries are still Intel-based and do not work. Installing Rosetta may help, but this has not been tested.
0.3.2
Important Note for Windows Users
dfu-programmer v1.0.0 has dropped support for libusb-win32 (libusb0) in favour of libusb-1.0. As such the driver installation has been updated to designate WinUSB for Atmel DFU bootloader devices. You may need to manually uninstall the libusb0 driver for existing bootloaders on your machine.
Important Note for macOS Users
Although the Toolbox itself will run on Apple Silicon Macs, the flasher binaries are still Intel-based and do not work. Installing Rosetta may help, but this has not been tested.
0.3.1
Important Note for Windows Users
dfu-programmer v1.0.0 has dropped support for libusb-win32 (libusb0) in favour of libusb-1.0. As such the driver installation has been updated to designate WinUSB for Atmel DFU bootloader devices. You may need to manually uninstall the libusb0 driver for existing bootloaders on your machine.
Important Note for macOS Users
Although the Toolbox itself will run on Apple Silicon Macs, the flasher binaries are still Intel-based and do not work. Installing Rosetta may help, but this has not been tested.
0.3.0
Important Note for Windows Users
dfu-programmer v1.0.0 has dropped support for libusb-win32 (libusb0) in favour of libusb-1.0. As such the driver installation has been updated to designate WinUSB for Atmel DFU bootloader devices. You may need to manually uninstall the libusb0 driver for existing bootloaders on your machine.
Important Note for macOS Users
Although the Toolbox itself will run on Apple Silicon Macs, the flasher binaries are still Intel-based and do not work. Installing Rosetta may help, but this has not been tested.
- Added WB32 bootloader support (#320, #321)
- Added GD32V bootloader support (#376)
- Moved HID Console output to separate window (#388)
- Added check to make sure firmware file exists before attempting flash (#435)
- [macOS] Converted project to Swift (#371)
- [macOS] Switched to Storyboard (#401)
- [macOS] Bumped minimum version to Monterey, updated flasher binaries from latest Homebrew bottles (#449)
- [Windows] Upgraded project to .NET 6 (#421)
- [Windows] Fixed crash when encountering USB devices with no HardwareID (#445)
- [Windows] Improved HID Console report processing to match macOS behaviour (#447)
- [Windows] Updated flasher binaries from latest MSYS2 packages (#448)
0.2.2
0.2.1
- [macOS] Fixed USB device detection on M1 Macs (#350)
- Dropped incomplete support for
.qmkfiles (#353) - [macOS] Added missing libhidapi dependency for avrdude (#357)
- Fixed a couple of bugs related to clearing recent files, and opening files (#355, #356)
- Fixed handedness .eep filenames (#360)
- Cleaned up firmware file downloading via
qmk://(#361)
0.2.0
- Add support for LUFA/QMK-HID bootloader (#347, #348)
- Update flasher binaries (#312, #341, #342)
- Add key tester (#304)
- HID Console device detection overhaul (#297)
- USB & bootloader device detection overhaul (#330, #331)
- Log message printing overhaul (#339, #340)
- Remove "keyboard from qmk.fm" download section (#314)
- Various UI updates (#303, #343, #344)
- Various internal cleanups & bugfixes (#298, #299, #300, #301, #302, #306, #308, #309, #333, #337, #345)