Improvements

• Easier to hide wrong Adopt suggestions. Every app in the Adopt Apps list now has its own hide button (the crossed-out eye), so a suggestion you don't want can be dismissed for good with one click instead of a right-click menu. Hidden apps can be brought back any time from Manage Hidden Apps. Thanks to Alex for the suggestion.

Bug Fixes

• Fewer wrong Adopt suggestions. Taphouse could suggest an unrelated Homebrew app just because it had the same name as one of your apps (for example Microsoft Copilot versus the "Copilot" budgeting app). It now also checks that the developer matches, and no longer suggests apps that are clearly a different product. Thanks to Alex for the report and the idea.
• Release notes follow your selection. In Updates, switching from one package to another could keep showing the first package's release notes. The Release Notes tab now always shows the package you've selected. Thanks to Sandip for the report.
• No more false "native version available" in Apple Silicon. Some apps are only published for Intel Macs, yet Taphouse could claim a native Apple Silicon version was available through Homebrew — installing it would just have reinstalled the same Intel app. These apps are now correctly shown as needing Rosetta, with no misleading install offer. Thanks to the reader who reported this with Workbench.