Bottles 67.2 has been released just 36 hours after the previous version, focusing primarily on a vital security patch that addresses a sandbox escape vulnerability affecting UMU-launched Windows applications. This update also resolves three significant bugs, including a crash related to Proton font symlinks and an HTTP 403 error that affected Arch Linux installer icon fetching. In addition, users can now support the project using Stripe cards and Revolut, while cpak-packaged games now enjoy better filesystem grant parity similar to Flatpak. Overall, while the release may seem modest, its security enhancements make it a crucial update for users

Bottles 67.2 Drops: Critical UMU Sandbox Fix and Updates

Bottles 67.2 dropped just 36 hours after its predecessor, prioritizing a critical security patch that slams shut a sandbox escape vulnerability affecting UMU-launched Windows applications. The release also resolves three nagging bugs, including a Proton font symlink regression that crashes QtWebEngine apps, an HTTP 403 error that froze the installer icon fetcher on Arch Linux, and tightened filesystem restrictions for cpak-packaged games. On the feature side, users can now fund the project through Stripe cards and Revolut, while cpak containers finally receive filesystem grant parity with the Flatpak distribution.

Bottles 67.2 Drops: Critical UMU Sandbox Fix and Updates @ Linux Compatible