[Release notes] Sauna 4.6.0.13

jovirkku · 13 June 2024 12:26

Many thanks to you our active contributors for your feedback and proposals.

Version history of the OS release

2024-05-20: OS version 4.6.0.11 was released to Early Access subscribers as an over-the-air update.
2024-06-06: OS version 4.6.0.12 was released to Early Access subscribers as an over-the-air update. See the brief release notes of 4.6.0.12.
2024-06-13: OS version 4.6.0.13 was released to Early Access subscribers as an over-the-air update.
2024-06-19: OS version 4.6.0.13 was released to all users as an over-the-air update. Installable images are available in the Jolla Shop.

Stop release

It is not yet clear if 4.6.0 needs to be a Stop release. We will communicate that later.

Device models supported by Sailfish X

The supported Sailfish X devices are listed in this table .

This is the last release for the following products: Jolla Tablet, Jolla C, Xperia X and, Gemini PDA.

The instructions for installing Sailfish OS to Sony Xperia X, Xperia XA2, Xperia 10, Xperia 10 II (mark 2), and Xperia 10 III (mark 3) devices are here - covering Windows, Linux, and macOS computers.
The instructions for Xperia 10 IV and Xperia 10 V will appear in the same place as soon as we have rolled out those new products.

This document explains what the Sailfish X licence is. It does not yet cover the upcoming subscription model.

Release highlights

The list below contains bug fixes added to Sailfish OS, compared to the previous public release 4.5.0.25. All Sailfish OS release notes can be found here .

Accounts

VK removed from “Settings > Accounts”

AppSupport

Android application runtime permission queries use native Sailfish OS dialogues
Improved access control in AppSupport D-Bus interfaces.
Updated to android-security-11.0.0_r74 security patch level
Sharing a screenshot from the Gallery to Android apps is fixed
Several fixes to ensure that AppSupport starts when it should
AppSupport restarts also after a long uptime (of the phone)
Scrolling in Firefox (and in some other apps relying on timestamps) is smoother
Ensured that AppSupport starts automatically after a bootup if so required
Support of 1.4 and 1.5 IRadio interfaces added to make AppSupport compatible with 5G
Quick reply from notifications supported
Video calls via Android apps are shown in full screen again
Installing Android apps from the Aurora store is fixed.

Battery

When charging is completed the screen is no longer turned on

Bluetooth

Bluetooth network sharing (tethering) was added to Sailfish. It is the server functionality - a Sailfish device offers Bluetooth tethering for another device. The two devices shall be connected with Bluetooth and “Settings > Internet sharing > Bluetooth network sharing” enabled on the server. Both WLAN and mobile data connections can be shared, depending on which is connected to the Internet. This feature must be enabled per device and is currently available on XA2 and newer Sony devices. The transfer speed over the Bluetooth link may be slow, often just hundreds of kilobits per second. It’s intended for low bandwidth requirements as a passive tethering, i.e. you don’t have to remember to turn it on and off. Streaming radio and accessing traffic info in a car are typical use cases.

Calendar

Several bug fixes, many of them from Damien Caliste. Thank you!
Support for searching calendar events. Also, return the next coming-up occurrence on event search results
With a recurring event, support removing “this and later events”
Separate organizer and attendee information allowed. An organizer does not need to be an attendee.
Tapping location information in a calendar event causes a list of installed map apps to appear. Select one to see the position on the map
When importing an ICS file, it is now possible to select the calendar into which to import the event
Event times are updated on time zone changes
Clock time-based reminders are used for all-day events (to avoid e.g. midnight alerts)
Deleted calendars are no longer shown or synced. They do not appear in “Manage calendars”, either.
Google calendars with read-only access (e.g., shared calendars) are now shown in the calendar application

Camera

The assistant button on the side of Xperia 10 III is set to launch the camera and take a picture (if the camera is open)
Reading inverted QR codes (white pattern on black background) fixed

Connectivity

Sailfish OS supports 5G mobile networks on Xperia 10 III phones (and newer models when available). This requires a 5G SIM & contract on the phone, of course, and to enable “Settings > Mobile network > Network mode > Prefer 5G”. VoNR or ‘Voice over New Radio’ is not yet supported. Hence voice calls from/to a phone connected to the 5G network will be routed via VoLTE, i.e. the phone is switched to a 4G network for the duration of phone calls.
Improved CLAT support and increased CLAT reliability with dual-IP support
WLAN regulatory domain (i.e. country-specific WLAN channel rules) fixed to follow the user or automatically set the timezone correctly. Also, the proper regulatory domain for WLAN is enabled in the correct order at bootup. The regulatory domain should be accurate on 4.6.0, whether there is a SIM card or not in the phone.
Some fixes for the issue of WLAN getting stuck in the “Connecting…” state
Improved online check to ensure it is always done, using the correct interface. Online check functionality was brought closer to upstream.
Improved route management in ConnMan to avoid premature removal of DNS routes.
Some modem configurations added for Xperia 10 II, proposed by the community

Device lock & display blanking

Automatic locking: the options have been revisited in “Settings > System > Device lock”
60 minutes option was added to display blanking (“Settings > System > Display”)
The lock icon at the Top Menu is fixed to lock up the device immediately
Extra delays in display blanking eliminated

Display

Improvements related to the display notch and rounded corners

Email

The replied and forwarded status of messages is indicated with a tiny arrow just under the time stamp of a message in the message listing
The encryption status of an IMAP message is indicated with a lock icon just under the time stamp of a message in the message listing
Added ‘Reply’ actions to notifications (shown in the Events view) to allow quick replies to email messages without opening the app.
Deletion of email attachments is handled correctly
Attachment sizes indicated correctly
Set the response type (reply, reply all, forward) to the original message on send
Better cover graphics with light ambience

Gallery

Fixed to save video timestamp when Gallery minimized
Fixed context menu in the last row
Photo exposure time is shown as a fraction of a second (in the common way)
Image format handling registered only for supported types

Graphics

Scalable 3rd party icons and graphical assets are supported. The image provider is a public component that an app developer can instantiate.

Haptics

Apps are no longer coupled with the setting “Touch screen vibration”. Hence they can vibrate also when that setting is OFF. A separate feedback event was added for non-touch usage.

Harbour

Qt.labs.folderlistmodel allowed in Harbour rules
RPM validator checks not only the dependency types obsoletes and requires but also conflicts, provides, recommends, suggests, supplements or enhances

Home screen

When charging is completed the screen is no longer turned on
Added indicators to show the areas of application close gesture. Two short vertical lines appear near the top corners and a close icon appears on the app icon. These indicators do not show up if one pulls down from the middle of the top edge.
The mouse cursor is shown when such a device is connected
Basic home screen support for devices with a display notch implemented

HW Adaptation

All Sony adaptations have the suffix ‘(AOSP)’ on their model names, which comes from Sony sources to indicate that the device is running AOSP. Our devices aren’t, and this suffix is misleading, so it was removed.
The root partition size on Xperia X, Xperia XA2, Xperia 10 and, Gemini PDA was increased to 4 GB. The newer devices have it already. You can obtain the bigger root partition only by flashing SailfishOS ≥ 4.6.0. If one upgrades to SailfishOS ≥ 4.6.0 over-the-air the root partition size will not be altered.

Location & Maps

Changed the way offline data is stored and handled.
Tapping location information in a calendar event causes a list of installed map apps to appear. Select one to see the position on the map
MLS data updated to the level of 2024-03-15

Mediaplayer

Fixed handling album names with slash characters
Android players can indicate over MPRIS if shuffle and repeat are supported
Album art embedded in OGG Vorbis files is supported
Artists page using album artist information if available
Show a busy state while content is fetched

Messages

Added ‘Reply’ actions to notifications (shown in the Events view) to allow quick replies to text messages without opening the app.

Middleware

GCC compiler updated from version 8 to 10 (arm 10.3-2021.07)
Rust updated to version 1.75.0

Multimedia

Support for text drawing in ffmpeg added, making subtitles and text animation possible
Multiplier of MPRIS seek methods fixed (µs instead of ms). This bug shortened the seeks to a fraction

Notifications & Events view

Resident property for notifications is supported. This prevents notifications from closing automatically when an action is triggered.
LED notification about missed calls does not anymore turn off on consecutive missed calls
‘Reply’ action added to the Events view. It invokes a text field for easily replying to a text message, for example.

Office

Storing PDF passwords is supported in the Documents app

Phone

Voice call waiting fixed

Sailfish middleware

120+ open source packages updated

Security

Vulnerabilities fixed:

aspell v. 0.60.8.1: CVE-2019-17544, CVE-2019-20433, CVE-2019-25051
binutils v. 2.41 and profile v. 1.4.0: about 240 CVEs
bluez5 v. 5.72: CVE-2023-45866
busybox v. 1.36.1: CVE-2022-28391
byacc v. 2.0.20230521: CVE-2021-33641, CVE-2021-33642
c-ares v. 1.23.0: CVE-2022-4904, CVE-2023-31124, CVE-2023-31130, CVE-2023-31147, CVE-2023-32067
connman patch v. 1.32+git207: CVE-2017-12865, CVE-2021-26675, CVE-2021-26676, CVE-2022-23096, CVE-2022-23097, CVE-2022-23098, CVE-2022-32292, CVE-2022-32293, CVE-2023-28488
cups v. 2.4.7: CVE-2023-32324, CVE-2023-34241, CVE-2023-4504
curl v. 7.87.0: CVE-2022-42915, CVE-2022-42916
curl v. 8.4.0: CVE-2023-38546, CVE-2023-38545, CVE-2023-38039, CVE-2023-28322, CVE-2023-28321, CVE-2023-28320, CVE-2023-28319, CVE-2023-27538, CVE-2023-27536, CVE-2023-27535, CVE-2023-27534, CVE-2023-27533
e2fsprogs v. 1.47.0: CVE-2022-1304
elfutils v. 0.190: CVE-2020-21047
expat 2.6.1: CVE-2022-25313, CVE-2022-25314, CVE-2022-25315, CVE-2022-25235, CVE-2022-25236, CVE-2022-40674, CVE-2022-43680, CVE-2023-52425, CVE-2023-52426
ffmpeg v. 5.1.3: CVE-2023-37327, CVE-2023-37329
firejail v. 0.9.72: CVE-2022-31214
freetype v. 2.12.1: CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, CVE-2022-27406
fribidi v. 1.0.12: CVE-2022-25308, CVE-2022-25309, CVE-2022-25310
gdb v. 12.1.0: CVE-2019-1010180
gdk-pixbuf v. 2.42.10: CVE-2021-46829
giflib v. 5.2.2: CVE-2022-28506, CVE-2021-40633, CVE-2023-39742 and CVE-2023-48161
git v. 2.43.0: CVE-2022-23521, CVE-2022-41903, CVE-2022-24975, CVE-2023-22490, CVE-2023-23946, CVE-2023-25652, CVE-2023-29007
glib2 v. 2.7.84: CVE-2023-29499, CVE-2023-32611, CVE-2023-32636, CVE-2023-32643, CVE-2023-32665
gmp v. 6.3.0: CVE-2021-43618
gstreamer1.0* v. 1.22.4: CVE-2023-37327, CVE-2023-37329
less v. 649: CVE-2022-46663
libarchive v. 3.7.2: CVE-2021-36976, CVE-2023-30571
libcap v. 2.69: CVE-2023-2603
libid3tag v. 0.16.2: CVE-2017-11550
libksba v. 1.6.3: CVE-2022-47629, CVE-2022-3515
libsndfile v. 1.2.2: CVE-2022-33065
libtasn1 v. 4.19.0: CVE-2021-46848
libtiff v. 4.6.0: CVE-2022-3970, CVE-2022-0908, CVE-2022-1354, CVE-2022-1355, CVE-2022-2953, CVE-2022-3597, CVE-2022-3598, CVE-2022-3599, CVE-2022-3626, CVE-2022-3627, CVE-2022-2869, CVE-2022-2868, CVE-2022-2867, CVE-2022-0561, CVE-2022-0891, CVE-2022-3570, CVE-2022-0562, CVE-2022-0865, CVE-2022-0907, CVE-2022-0909, CVE-2022-0924, CVE-2022-1056, CVE-2022-1210, CVE-2022-1622, CVE-2022-1623, CVE-2022-22844, CVE-2022-48281, CVE-2023-26965, CVE-2023-2908, CVE-2023-3576, CVE-2023-3618, CVE-2023-3316, CVE-2023-25433, CVE-2023-25434, CVE-2023-25435, CVE-2023-26966, CVE-2023-40745, CVE-2023-41175, CVE-2023-1916, CVE-2023-6277
libvncserver v. 0.9.14: CVE-2016-9941, CVE-2016-9942, CVE-2018-7225, CVE-2018-15127, CVE-2018-15126, CVE-2018-15127, CVE-2018-20019, CVE-2018-20020, CVE-2018-20021, CVE-2018-20022, CVE-2018-20023, CVE-2018-20024, CVE-2018-20748, CVE-2018-20749, CVE-2018-6307, CVE-2019-20788, CVE-2018-21247, CVE-2019-15681, CVE-2019-20839, CVE-2019-20840, CVE-2020-14396, CVE-2020-14397, CVE-2020-14398, CVE-2020-14402, CVE-2020-14403, CVE-2020-14404, CVE-2020-14405, CVE-2020-14399, CVE-2020-14400, CVE-2020-14401, CVE-2017-18922
libvpx v. 1.13.1: VE-2023-5217, CVE-2023-44488
libwebp v. 1.3.2: CVE-2023-1999, CVE-2023-4863
libxml2 v. 2.12.3: CVE-2022-23308, CVE-2022-29824, CVE-2022-2309 CVE-2022-40303, CVE-2022-40304, CVE-2023-29469, CVE-2023-28484
libyaml v. 0.2.5: CVE-2014-2525
lua v. 36.2.1: CVE-2020-15888,CVE-2020-15945,CVE-2021-43519,CVE-2019-6706
lxc v. 5.0.2: CVE-2022-47952
nghttp2 v. 1.58.0: CVE-2023-35945, CVE-2023-44487
ofono v. 1.29: CVE-2023-4233, CVE-2023-4234
openssh v. 9.6p1: CVE-2021-36368, CVE-2023-38408, CVE-2023-48795, CVE-2023-51384, CVE-2023-51385
openssl v. 1.1.1v: CVE-2022-4304, CVE-2022-4450, CVE-2023-0215, CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2023-0464, CVE-2023-0465, CVE-2023-0466, CVE-2023-2650, CVE-2023-3446, CVE-2023-3817
openVPN v. 2.5.8: CVE-2022-0547
pixmap v. 0.42.2: CVE-2022-44638
rsync v. 3.2.7: CVE-2022-29154
rust v. 1.61.0: CVE-2021-29922, CVE-2022-21658
screen v. 4.9.1: CVE-2023-24626
sofia-sip v. 1.13.11: CVE-2022-31001, CVE-2022-31002, CVE-2022-31003
sqlite v.3.40.1: CVE-2022-35737
sudo v.1.9.15p4: CVE-2022-43995, CVE-2023-22809, CVE-2023-28486, CVE-2023-28487, CVE-2023-27320
tcpdump v. 4.99.4: CVE-2017-16808, CVE-2018-14468, CVE-2018-14469, CVE-2018-14470, CVE-2018-14466, CVE-2018-14461, CVE-2018-14462, CVE-2018-14465, CVE-2018-14881, CVE-2018-14464, CVE-2018-14463, CVE-2018-14467, CVE-2018-10103, CVE-2018-10105, CVE-2018-14880, CVE-2018-16451, CVE-2018-14882, CVE-2018-16227, CVE-2018-16229, CVE-2018-16230, CVE-2018-16452, CVE-2018-16300, CVE-2018-16228, CVE-2019-15166, CVE-2019-15167, CVE-2018-14879, CVE-2018-16301, CVE-2023-1801, CVE-2023-45322
vim v. 9.0.2167: about 140 CVEs
xdg-utils v. 1.2.1: CVE-2020-27748, CVE-2022-4055
zlib v. 1.3: CVE-2023-45853

SDK

An update to the Early Access Build Targets and Emulator is published. Note: The SDK target is 4.6.0.11 (not 4.6.0.13).

Settings

Utilities: “more info” links changed to point to relevant documents in docs.sailfishos.org
Utilities: vertical scroll bar added
Utilities: a tool for resetting audio (Pulseaudio) added for recovering from difficult audio problems. This item is lacking translations - it is in English only. The next OS update should fix it.
The licensed services can be checked at “Settings > Accounts > Jolla > My Add-Ons”. This item also serves the purpose of checking if there is a valid Sailfish OS licence on this device for the signed-in Jolla user.
An extra ‘Do Not Disturb’ button removed from the Top menu

Startup wizard

Added support for customizable startup wizard logo

Telephony

Support for android.hardware.radio@1.5::IRadio was added. The 5G needs this.
Support for 5G in oFono was added
Support for 5G in AppSupport

VPN

VPN support for CLAT added
Starting the VPN does not clear the contextkit key values any more. An improved method to keep the apps (and upper layers) aware of the service status was developed.
OpenVPN was updated to 2.6.9 introducing stricter cipher settings. Settings of OpenVPN now include “Ciphers”, “Ciphers list” and “Fallback Ciphers”. The “Ciphers list” is the list of the supported ciphers to be used in negotiations with the server — access the OpenVPN manual/website for further info or overview this cipher negotiation info.
OpenConnect was updated to version 9.
Fixed issues on VPN services or VPN settings not being saved on some devices.
Importing VPN configuration files made more robust

Weather

Uninstalling the Weather app at the app grid is fixed
The Weather app is hidden from the Events view
We recommend installing an alternative app, e.g. Meecast from the Jolla Store.

WhatsApp

Fullscreen notification shown for incoming calls, also when the phone is locked (this requires that “Allow background services to start on bootup” be enabled in “Settings > Apps > WhatsApp”).

Sailfish OS Forum: issues reported by the community fixed in this update

Technical changes

The detailed changelog is here.

Sailfish-default icons are moved from
/usr/share/themes/sailfish-default/meegotouch
to
/usr/share/themes/sailfish-default/silica

There’s now an image provider component in Silica which can be registered with custom paths. Apps don’t need to put their things in the global directory.

Updating your device

By installing this update you accept the updated The Sailfish OS End User License Agreement.

The usual update process

Your device must be connected to the Internet and signed into your Jolla account.

Start the update from “Settings > Sailfish OS updates”. Avoid running updates on the command line, please.

We warmly recommend making some 3-4 GB of free space for the internal storage of your device ( /home ) before starting the update. Processing an OS update of almost 1 GB requires a good amount of work area. Move your pictures and videos to the SD card (or your PC or cloud service).

This is the usual drill before attempting to update your devices:

Back up your data before an attempt to update your device and save the backup to an SD card or some other off-device location (PC, your cloud service). Note that videos and images are not included in cloud-based backups. Do not reboot the device while the update is in progress. Do keep the phone connected to a battery charger during the whole process. The device screen may get blank during the update process; you may wake the display with a short press of the power key to monitor the progress.

For detailed instructions on updating software, read our help article in Sailfish OS Documentation.

NOTE 1:

Sailfish OS does not support downgrading. Never try to downgrade the OS as this would break your device.

NOTE 2:

After downloading an update and selecting “Install” in the pulley menu, the device runs a restart first. You will need to type the security code before the actual installation can start. A horizontal progress bar appears on a black background, under the Sailfish OS logo. When the other end of the bar has been reached the phone will restart automatically. If it doesn’t, please wait for 15 minutes. If it is still stuck at the 100% point of the progress bar it is time to perform forced power off . Next, turn the phone on with the power key and check the OS version at “Settings > About product”.

NOTE 3:

The Jolla Shop has the images of the latest OS release only. Keep the previously downloaded ones stored on your computer if you should want to reflash one of them later on.

Notification concerning apps from Open Repos

Compatibility with the release 4.6.0 has not been verified yet. Early Access users, please report

Some apps from Open Repos have been reported to cause problems when installing OS updates. Read the recent comments on those apps.

Call recorder has caused serious problems. We recommend uninstalling that app before the OS update. Read this comment, please.

Known issues

We have relocated the known issues to a table in Sailfish OS documents .

How did the upgrade go?

I had no issues during the upgrade process
I had small issues but was able to handle them
I got into serious trouble when upgrading my device (please help!)
I did not dare or want to update

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Help articles

The Sailfish OS help articles, previously kept in Zendesk, have been moved to Sailfish OS Documents repository.

hanswf · 13 June 2024 12:38

Great to see a new update. Today only for AppSupport:

2024-06-13 
PACKAGES MODIFIED 
appsupport11-system-privileged 
Updated : 11.0.0.74.46.2-1.6.1.jolla – 11.0.0.74.46.3-1.7.1.jolla
[appsupport] cherry-pick dialogs fix from devel.
[appsupport] Fix dialogs in fullscreen mode. 
appsupport11-system-unprivileged
Updated : 11.0.0.74.46.2-1.6.1.jolla – 11.0.0.74.46.3-1.7.1.jolla
[appsupport] cherry-pick dialogs fix from devel.
[appsupport] Fix dialogs in fullscreen mode.

Thanks to the Jolla people.

JoOppen · 13 June 2024 13:31

Great Jolla! I am so happy that SFOS is moving on!

My first two observations:

The problem with the invisible “install” button apparently is solved - well done!

The other problem with launching some Android apps (like the ING app) from the app grid (see [4.6.0.11] App Support, app grid - ING Banking App and others are killed (closed) after entering PIN and Rowenta Robots (android app) stop working on 4.6.0.11) still persists. So I am hoping for 4.6.0.14

E-PaiN · 13 June 2024 13:45

Upgrade went smooth; happy to see active development
Android connectivity even with VPN seems to have improved and the install dialog is indeed visible now!

Tiggez · 13 June 2024 14:45

I really like the current release cycle.

If you ask me, you could do that by default on the early access channel.

Like all the time…

I am no big fan of rolling releases but a testing repo would be grand.

On topic: I too am able to install/update Android apps.

Nice work

eson · 13 June 2024 15:11

I had to remove AAS to get through this upgrade. Meaning, I lost all my critical android apps (e.g. BankID, Swish). NOT a trivial thing to get past.

Gorden · 13 June 2024 15:24

Why you use EA? Use next time the normal Update

eson · 13 June 2024 15:38

Because if I (and many others) didn’t, and reported errors. You would probably get the same error on final release.
Read my post as a warning, please.

…and yes, I did get past.

attah · 13 June 2024 16:47

Holy crap!
Can you elaborate on how you got to that point? (As opposed to having to reflash from non-booting state, which would have very similar effects).

Ras72 · 13 June 2024 16:57

Uodate installed without issue on my 10III. I can now install Android app I tried installing on three days ago upon 4.6.0.12 that failed.

teve · 13 June 2024 17:03

I still have a problem with IPv4 after fresh boot and loosing signal once. After fresh reboot dual IP stack works fine, then I set phone to inside of the iron cattle and close lid so that it’ll loose connectivity. After taking phone from the cattle it gets a network again but only IPv6 works unless mobile connection is toggled once off/on (Elisa 4g, Sony X 10 III Pieksämäki). And it happens only once after the reboot, loosing connectivity second time does not cause IPv4 connectivity issues…

kan_ibal · 13 June 2024 17:13

Hold on. Removing AAS doesn’t mean loosing apps. Wait a moment and all apps will be back.

eson · 13 June 2024 17:24

I’m sorry, but I didn’t have the presence of mind to log the progress, but in short, I was asked by the upgrade tool to uninstall the package appsupport11-system-unpprivileged and two more packages, which I didn’t notice name of.

At first I ignored the call and hit the upgrade button… and upgrade failed. So, after reboot I did pkcon remove appsupport11-system-unpprivileged and went on with upgrade process.

This time was OK, Upgrade went through and booted into 4.6.0.13, but obviously AAS and android apps where gone.

After a very very looong waiting time I was able to reinstall AAS from Store and my crucial android apps turned out to be still there.

No major damage done so to say, just a normal Sailfish nail-biter.

attah · 13 June 2024 17:27

I’d call no BankID fairly major. Who knows if we can even activate it any more…

Edit: Nevermind, i need to learn to read. (Or eat before reading).

eson · 13 June 2024 17:29

I know, that was the nail-biter. Well, I checked and it was still activated.

eson · 13 June 2024 17:48

You really should get a second BankID on a backup phone. That way you can allways activate a fresh install.
Just remember to use it at least once every third month, or it will be blocked.

thigg · 13 June 2024 18:03

In the android signal app, opening a chat and using the app button does not leave the app anymore \o/

attah · 13 June 2024 18:39

For completeness: i had no issues with the upgrade (AAS or otherwise).

Ras72 · 13 June 2024 20:21

Using WhatsApp, when I back-arrow out of chat app doesn’t close and reopen again, as it was in .11 and .12.

Now it behaves properly where I back arrow and am at top level and can click on another person/group and chat with them.

I am really impressed how the .12/feedback/.13 fix happened and so quickly.

As others have stated, I would be happy with little fixes frequently like this. May this sailing success be a harbinger of sunnier skies and smoother waters ahead!

throwaway69 · 13 June 2024 20:30

Yeah, would make those 5 bucks definitely a better sale than updates twice a year, rolling EA distribution channel for the brave?