Verify you have a well established way to contact you about security vulnerabilities. (There will be vulnerabilities. Things like "anonymous mode" are harder than you'd think to make... trust me.)
I have verified that the app works without an issue on clean installations of Ubuntu, Debian and MacOS. I have spent the last 2 days testing the app by pretending to be a malicious user and patched those holes up. I ran the whole app through a detailed security scan using Fable. I went through the whole app and reduced metadata leakage to a bare minimum required by the app to work. I implemented all electron security recommendations. Currently, I'm just doing manual testing which mostly doesnt bring up any bugs, but rather some UI issues (like flickering or text going out of bounds) that I immediately patch
Verify you have a well established way to contact you about security vulnerabilities. (There will be vulnerabilities. Things like "anonymous mode" are harder than you'd think to make... trust me.)
What have you already verified?
I have verified that the app works without an issue on clean installations of Ubuntu, Debian and MacOS. I have spent the last 2 days testing the app by pretending to be a malicious user and patched those holes up. I ran the whole app through a detailed security scan using Fable. I went through the whole app and reduced metadata leakage to a bare minimum required by the app to work. I implemented all electron security recommendations. Currently, I'm just doing manual testing which mostly doesnt bring up any bugs, but rather some UI issues (like flickering or text going out of bounds) that I immediately patch