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Version 0.2.9 · Release notes

A closer look

See it in motion.

Follow an illustrative account connection and a confirmed check note. The sample chat shows how an offer can answer a buyer’s question.

Sample workspace · not a live chat

Start on the home screen. See which accounts are connected, who came in today, and what still needs a sign-in. Stop sending is always available.

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  1. Download

    Linux: choose Download for Linux. The file is Ewhore.net.AppImage, not an installer. In its Properties, allow executing it as a program, or run chmod +x Ewhore.net.AppImage and then ./Ewhore.net.AppImage. If the terminal says fuse is missing, install libfuse2t64 on Ubuntu 24.04 or libfuse2 on Ubuntu 22.04. A line that says xapp-gtk3-module is a Linux Mint notice; the app still opened. Windows: unzip the portable zip and open the exe. There is no installer. Windows has not been tested on a Windows computer.

  2. Activate this computer

    Enter your license key. The key belongs to this machine. Connect online at least once a day so the signed session can renew.

  3. Connect your Telegram accounts

    Add an account and finish Telegram’s sign-in. No application API ID or hash is needed. Use only accounts you own or are authorized to manage. Stop sending is always available.

Your Linux desktop needs an unlocked default credential vault that supports Secret Service, such as GNOME Keyring. If Ewhore.net says the vault is unavailable, unlock or create the default collection in your password manager, then restart the app.

Signed updates download on their own and install after a safe shutdown. Use Stop sending whenever you want to pause outgoing messages; check the account’s status after reopening the app.