Conduit 2.6 adds Liquid Glass, embeds, channels

Conduit is starting to feel like the default native shell for Open-WebUI on phones. The Flutter exit is the boldest part of the roadmap: it could remove the last bit of cross-platform jank, but it also creates real execution risk if it slows shipping.

• –Liquid Glass is a clear signal that the app is chasing platform-native credibility, not just feature parity.
• –Channels, notes, and chats in one sidebar make Conduit feel like a fuller workspace for heavy Open-WebUI users.
• –Rich embeds matter on mobile because HTML, Mermaid, and charts are only useful if they render inline cleanly.
• –Proxy auth, custom headers, SSO, and LDAP are the boring-but-critical details that make a self-hosted client work in real deployments.
• –The migration away from Flutter is high-upside and high-risk: worth doing if the team can keep the current app moving.