Update MacOS version to 1.0.5!

Changelog:
- Update patches without rebuilding the app: the new "Update patches" button fetches signed patch + engine bundles from GitHub, verifies them (Ed25519 + SHA-256), and applies them on the next patch.
- Each patch now shows whether it is available for the selected Telegram version, with an "N of M patches available" count under the app info.
- Enabled patches whose definition changed in an update now offer a per-patch "Update" button to re-apply cleanly.

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/v1.0.5

Update MacOS version to 1.0.7!

Changelog:
- Fixed visual bugs on the latest Telegram build (6.9.2): custom userID, custom usernames, and fragment phone (and related visual account patches) work again — their runtime hooks now resolve on the new build via widened, version-resilient signature masks.
- Enabling any dylib patch now also turns on the "Dylib injection" patch and keeps it on, so disabling another dylib patch no longer drops the injection.
Ships the updated patch catalog (patches-v4) with the 6.9.2 signature fixes.

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/v1.0.7

Update MacOS version to 1.0.8!

Changelog:
- Reworked UI. The patch list is now organised into four sections — Accounts, Messages, Optimizations, and Misc — each with its own icon and a short description. Open a section to see its patches; the back button, the trackpad swipe-back gesture, and the Esc key all return to the section menu, and every section keeps the same Type / Sort / Search filters as before.
- Patch-to-section membership is data-driven (each patch declares its own category), so patches pushed via the "Update patches" bundle land in the right section with no app rebuild.
- Profile rain overlay description now notes it also accepts animated .tgs stickers.
Run "Update patches" to pull the matching patch bundle (categories + .tgs note).

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/v1.0.8

Update MacOS version to 1.0.9!

Changelog:
- New patch: MTProto request/response logger (Misc, dylib). Logs every MTProto request Telegram sends and every response it receives — each timestamped — to log_<start>.log files in Telegram.app/Contents/Resources/logs_mtproto_pg. The logger starts inside the injected dylib's constructor, before Telegram sends its first packet, so the trace is complete from launch.
- The log is fully decoded inline: each line is the TL method/type plus its recursively-decoded fields (flags, vectors, nested objects, strings) via a built-in TL decoder (TL layer 227) — readable with no external tools.
- An Open logs button next to the patch reveals the newest log file, and enabling the logger auto-enables Dylib injection.
Run "Update patches" to pull the matching patch bundle (this bundle requires app 1.0.9+).

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/v1.0.9

Update patches MacOS version to v10!

Changelog:
- New patch: More recent stickers.

Signed patch bundle. Update via the app's "Update patches" button.

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/patches-v10

Update MacOS version to 1.1.0!

Changelog:
- New "Gifts" section + "Spoof Profile Gifts" patch (dylib). Rewrites the star gifts shown on a profile — locally — by rewriting the payments.savedStarGifts server response inside the injected dylib. It has its own Settings window:
- Spoof the sender (user, channel, or chat — Bot-API-style id where -100… is a channel), date, gift id, Stars price, and a gift caption.
Supply (available / total) and badges: Limited, Can upgrade (with an upgrade price), Auction (with a title and gift number), and Was refunded.
- Custom sticker for the gift: set a custom-emoji id, or press Get id from gift to pull it from api.changes.tg by the gift id. Open that emoji's sticker pack once so Patchgram captures its full document, then the gift's sticker is substituted consistently — it shows both in the gifts list and inside the opened gift. Use an animated (TGS/WEBM) custom emoji so it renders in the gift's detail view.
- Live apply — "Save & Apply" updates a running Telegram with no restart; just re-open the profile to refresh. Whose-profile targeting (only me / everyone / everyone except me).
- More recent stickers patch (Messages, dylib): raises the "Recent" stickers display limit from Telegram's default 20 to 200.

Run "Update patches" to pull the matching patch bundle (this bundle requires app 1.1.0+).

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/v1.1.0

Update patches MacOS version to v12!

Changelog:
- New patch — Show hidden gifts (Gifts section): adds extra star gifts to the gift purchase menu. The injected gifts (price 50 Stars, not limited) appear at the top of the list; their stickers use the matching custom emoji resolved from api.changes.tg.

Signed patch bundle. Update via the app's "Update patches" button.

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/patches-v12

Update MacOS version to 1.1.1!

Changelog:
- New "Spoof profile unique gifts" patch (Gifts, dylib). Makes a profile's gift show as an upgraded (unique) gift — locally — by rewriting the payments.savedStarGifts response. In its Settings window you pick an upgradable gift (catalog from api.changes.tg) or Empty for fully-custom ids, then set the title, unique number, model, symbol, backdrop, issued/total counts, value and last-resale, and identity (sender, owner, host, owner address, date). Works on already-unique gifts and converts regular gifts to unique; for a converted gift it also answers the value-details request locally so it shows instead of failing. Live "Save & Apply" with whose-profile targeting.
- Account freeze subpatch (Custom account settings): shows your account as frozen — locally — by injecting freeze dates and an appeal URL into the help.appConfig response.
- Fixed a rare crash when switching channels/chats with gift spoofing active.

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/v1.1.1

Update MacOS version to 1.2.0!

Changelog:
- New "Fake transfer" patch (Gifts, dylib). Makes a spoofed gift transferable and fakes the transfer — locally. It adds a Transfer button to the gift on your own profile and in the gift-send window, and when you transfer it, a "transferred" service message appears in the recipient's chat. Requires Spoof profile unique gifts.
Safe: with it on, even a real gift is never actually transferred — the request is invalidated, so nothing reaches the server and the recipient receives nothing. The injected message is local-only and disappears on restart.

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/v1.2.0

Update MacOS version to 1.2.1!

Changelog:
- Spoof Profile Gifts: added a Convert (Stars) field — spoof the gift's "convert to N Stars"
value (rewritten locally on both the gift and the saved-gift record).

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/v1.2.1

Release Windows version 1.0.0!

https://github.com/patchgram/win/releases/tag/v1.0.0

Update Windows version to 1.0.1!

Changelog:
- Gift patch fixes.

https://github.com/patchgram/win/releases/tag/v1.0.1

For those who don't understand the GitHub interface

Update patches macOS version to v17!

Changelog:
- Gift patch fixes.

Signed patch bundle (bundleVersion 17, minApp 1.2.0). Update via the app's "Update patches" button

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/patches-v17

Update patches macOS version to v18!

Changelog:
- New — Hide blocked users' messages (Messages)

Signed patch bundle (bundleVersion 18, minApp 1.2.0). Update via the app's "Update patches" button

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/patches-v18

Update macOS version to 1.2.2!

Changelog:
- Telegram Desktop 6.9.4 support. Patchgram now targets Telegram Desktop 6.9.4 (6.9.3 stays
supported). The runtime MTProto hooks resolve on both builds — including the outgoing-request hook
(sendPrepared), re-derived for 6.9.4, so request-side features keep working after Telegram's update.
- Patches & sections update without reinstalling the app. New patches — and now whole new sections —
can arrive purely via "Update patches"; the app no longer has to be rebuilt to show them.
- Renamed Custom TON → Custom GRAM (TON).

https://github.com/patchgram/osx/releases/tag/v1.2.2