Cryptomator has been redesigned and comes with a new dark mode. It is not simply a redesign, it was a full rewrite of the UI. During the rewrite, a whole new code structure was planned which makes it easier to extend the application in the future.
You can start using Cryptomator by simply downloading it for free from our downloads page.Please choose the appropriate download for your operating system and check the minimum system requirements.
Cryptomator is an open source project and wouldn't be possible without contributions from users who support the idea. There are several ways you can help us: By reporting bugs or feature requests on GitHub, By discussing solutions in our community. Cryptomator Vault Structure. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
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You can find older releases as well as detailed changelogs in the GitHub releases section.
After downloading, the installation process depends on your operating system.
Windows¶
Launch the downloaded .exe file and follow the setup as usual.We recommend also installing Dokany, which is included in the installer.
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If you are updating Cryptomator by installing a new version and additionally want to update Dokany, you need to remove the old Dokany version first, restart the PC, and then execute the Cryptomator installer.
macOS¶
Open the downloaded .dmg file, accept the license, and drag & drop Cryptomator onto the Applications folder.We recommend also installing FUSE for macOS, which is linked from inside the .dmg file.
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In case the application is blocked by Gatekeeper, you need to change your Gatekeeper settings.
Linux¶
The primary option of using Cryptomator on Linux is via the AppImage.After you've downloaded the .appimage file, you simple need to make it executable and you can then run it.
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If you are familiar with PPA or AUR, you can choose one of these options to install Cryptomator.The coordinates are available on our download page.
