Frequently asked questions

Where do I find the Kreya logs?

• Windows: %APPDATA%\Kreya\kreya.log
• Linux: ~/.config/Kreya/kreya.log
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Kreya/kreya.log

More information about Kreya logs.

How can I use Kreya beta versions?

Using the beta release channel allows you to test and use pre-releases of Kreya.

If you already downloaded Kreya, you can switch to the beta release channel by going to Kreya → About in the menu. Then, choose the Beta release channel and check for updates.

To download the beta release directly, go to https://beta-downloads.kreya.app/appcast.json and choose the applicable installation.

Where can I find the release notes for the beta version?

The release notes for the beta release channel are available at /docs/release-notes/beta.

Is Kreya open source?

No, Kreya is not open source. You can read more about our reasoning in this blog post.

HTTP/3 requests fail with "The http version 3.0 is not supported on your operating system"

HTTP/3 relies on the native libmsquic library. Install it and restart Kreya.

macOS: install the library via Homebrew and restart Kreya:

brew install libmsquic

If you launch Kreya by running its binary directly from a terminal, or you use the kreyac CLI, set the library path:

export DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH="$(brew --prefix libmsquic)/lib"

Linux: install the libmsquic package from the Microsoft package repository (for example apt install libmsquic).

Restart Kreya after installing the library for the change to take effect.