Release notes

devchaos.com is now the app's own site. The forum, devlogs, magazine and feed are gone; so are Explore and the site's news on the home screen.

“Sign up on devchaos.com” opens the sign-up page in your browser; once you've signed up and said yes, the app opens with your new account.

Reporting someone sends it straight to Devchaos's admins; no site page opens.

With the project's page on the site gone, visibility, open positions and the Steam link are gone too. “Permissions” keeps the leads and what they may do; the project's address is now its “Short name”.

The password, email and data links in Settings open devchaos.com's new account settings.

Previews and downloads of ZIP, Nuke, Fusion, Blender, code, PDF and spreadsheet files are fixed. Large files come down in ranges side by side; on a network that cannot reach the storage, a file comes through the site.

A file you looked at is kept on your computer; it shows at once when you come back to the chat or open the app again. It is removed when you sign out.

The preview of a file you sent is drawn from your own copy; it no longer goes away and comes back after sending.

RAR archives open without downloading, as ZIP does: what is inside on the card, folders and single files in the viewer. An archive under a password says so.

When the site does not answer for a few seconds the app asks again by itself, so “Couldn’t load messages” no longer shows for that.

A notice that something did not happen now shows a red alert mark instead of the green tick.

A script's card in a message keeps its small page inside the card.

Give a line a clap, a kiss, eyes, thumbs up or down, yes, no, a heart, a broken heart, sad, smile or angry. Direct and group conversations have them too, and the window stays on screen even for the bottom line.

Name people with @ and your projects' open channels with # in a direct conversation; a channel in a line takes you there.

Editing a line you sent shows bold, italic and the rest without their marks, as in the message box.

A task's thumbnail opens in the zoomable viewer, over the task; the viewer has Copy and Download.

Switching channels or conversations keeps the view at the newest line, even as pictures and previews load.