Version 4

Changes from version 3:

1. The facility to export private keys of addresses containing coins; caveats apply, see README
2. Partly using the code Inherited from upstream, libsecp256k1 is bundled into the binaries, which can greatly increase performance (in some cases) and improves security.
3. Some minor bugfixes, e.g. no longer crashes on starting up with Bitcoin Core configured incorrectly.
4. Many other bugfixes inherited from upstream release of joinmarket 0.1.4

See the walkthrough in the README for basic usage.

Version 3

Changes from version 2:

1. A critical security update for Joinmarket (version 0.1.3), see the release notes.
2. Force a re-sync of the wallet when starting a payment, as otherwise it was possible for the user to be trying to spend stale coins.
3. Improved information in the Confirm Transaction dialog (detailed breakdown of fees).

See the walkthrough in the README for basic usage.

JoinmarketQt version 2

Changes from version 1:

1. The addition of sweep transactions. These allow you to spend all coins in one mixdepth (specify amount 0 BTC). Especially useful for withdrawing coins from the wallet (although it has other uses).
2. Added a privacy warning when using blockr.com to access blockchain data (it is much better to use Bitcoin Core, as explained in the Joinmarket wiki, for example).
3. Fixed a bug where the window closes silently if you enter a wrong seedphrase in recovery.
4. Added alerts for joinmarket updates (and also Bitcoin Core network alerts).

Also, the binaries, and their associated gpg signatures (*.asc files here), will from now on be packaged into releases like this.

See the walkthrough in the README for basic usage.