There is no in-app updater; the package manager does the work.
| Installed via | Update command |
|---|---|
| Homebrew (macOS) | brew upgrade keibidrop |
| DMG (macOS) | Download the new DMG, drag over Applications. |
| .deb (Linux) | Re-run the download and sudo apt install ./keibidrop.deb (snippet). |
| Chocolatey (Windows) | choco upgrade keibidrop (can lag the newest release). |
| .zip (Windows) | Download the new .zip, replace the folder. |
Quit KeibiDrop before updating. Identity, contacts, and settings survive updates.
Your config file is not rewritten on update. A setting introduced by a new version is missing from your existing config.toml and silently uses its built-in default. To change it, add the key to the file yourself. The full key list with defaults is the configuration reference.
| Installed via | Remove command |
|---|---|
| Homebrew | brew uninstall keibidrop, optionally brew untap keibisoft/keibidrop |
| DMG | Delete /Applications/KeibiDrop.app |
| .deb | sudo apt remove keibidrop |
| Chocolatey | choco uninstall keibidrop |
| .zip | Delete the folder you unzipped. |
Disconnect and quit first, so the mount is released.
Package managers remove binaries only. If you want everything gone, also delete:
| What | Where |
|---|---|
| Identity, contacts, settings | ~/.config/keibidrop/ (all platforms; Windows: C:\Users\<you>\.config\keibidrop\) |
| Logs | macOS ~/Library/Logs/KeibiDrop/; Linux and Windows ~/.local/share/keibidrop/ |
| Received files | ~/KeibiDrop/Received/, and the empty ~/KeibiDrop/Mount/ |
| Keychain entry | If the master key went to the OS keychain: remove the KeibiDrop entry in Keychain Access, Credential Manager, or your Secret Service manager. |
Nothing needs removing on any server: the relay and the bridge hold no account and no files of yours. Deleting the identity is final; a reinstall starts with a fresh fingerprint, and saved contacts on the peer's side stop matching you.