fix: use explicit ?os= parameter in download URLs#99
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When users copy the curl/wget command, the user-agent is just 'curl/XXX' or 'wget/XXX' which doesn't identify the OS. This causes the server to fall back to serving its own binary instead of the correct one. Fix by including explicit ?os= parameter in all download URLs: - Linux: https://get.shellshare.net/?os=linux - macOS: https://get.shellshare.net/?os=mac (Intel, works on ARM via Rosetta) - Windows: https://get.shellshare.net/?os=windows Closes #98
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Problem
When users copy the curl/wget command from the website and run it, the user-agent is just
curl/XXXorwget/XXXwhich doesn't identify the operating system. This causes the server to fail OS detection and fall back to serving its own binary instead of the correct one for the user's platform.Fixes #98
Solution
Include explicit
?os=parameter in all download URLs:https://get.shellshare.net/?os=linuxhttps://get.shellshare.net/?os=mac(Intel binary, works on Apple Silicon via Rosetta 2)https://get.shellshare.net/?os=windowsChanges
Updated all download URLs in
templates/index.html: