SwiftMiner 1.37.3

Version 1.37.3 · Build 2026081709

Makes mining status clearer, diagnostics more responsive, and account controls safer.

🐝 Bug fixes

Fixes to status accuracy, diagnostics feedback, and recovery behaviour.

The Drops page names the exact campaign a waiting miner is checking, so a completed campaign for the same game cannot obscure why it is looking for streams.
Exporting diagnostics no longer appears unresponsive while SwiftMiner snapshots and redacts a large Activity Log.
Muted reminders no longer leave misleading Dock or sidebar badges.
Audit Activity Log entries are retained independently of routine activity, including after recovery from an interrupted database upgrade.
When Twitch rejects a saved session even after its refresh retry, mining pauses cleanly for reconnection instead of retrying the same rejected request every five minutes. The Activity Log identifies the HTTP 401 response.

The app now explains what needs attention and what it is waiting for.

Every unmuted miner badge has a matching Needs attention panel with the recommended next step. Account-link warnings identify the game and open Twitch Drops directly; subscription blockers explain what is required.

Large diagnostic exports now visibly stay at work.

Exporting diagnostics shows a preparation sheet while SwiftMiner prepares the report away from the main interface.
The preparation sheet cycles through the same coloured SF Symbols used by Activity Log categories.

Each account can be managed without affecting the rest of the fleet.

The web dashboard lets a signed-in user remove their own mined account behind an explicit swiftminer typed confirmation. Removal stops mining, deletes the local account, and revokes its Twitch authorization; it never deletes the user’s Twitch account.
Each miner can exclude individual games from the web dashboard. An excluded game is neither watched nor claimed by that miner, while every other miner keeps its own list.
The native miner-detail header stays on Global unless the Web UI created a custom priority list; Reset to Global removes that override and restores the operator’s shared order.

Sign-in asks only for access SwiftMiner needs, and a downloaded app can put itself in the right place.

New Twitch device logins request no account scopes by default. Followed-channel access is requested only when Followed Streamer Prioritisation is enabled; chat, email, and subscription-list access are no longer requested.
When SwiftMiner is opened from Downloads, it offers to move itself into Applications and relaunch.
New installs now prompt for signed updates by default. Unattended download, install, and relaunch are available only after enabling Allow unattended updates in Settings.