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Changelog

Everything we've shipped recently, newest first.

  1. Improved

    Workspace navigation on a phone

    On narrow screens every workspace page carried two rows of pills that scrolled sideways — four of six entries started off the screen, and the groups were impossible to tell apart. There is now one row saying which page you are on, and it opens the full list with its headings.

  2. Fixed

    The language picker stays on screen

    In the menu on a phone the language list opened past the left edge of the screen and was barely reachable — it now opens to the right. And "Notifications" was the only entry in that list with an icon in front of it; that is gone.

  3. Fixed

    Notifications on a phone

    On narrow screens the buttons ran past the edge of the screen, a notification's text was squeezed down to about one word per line, and the heading of the notification preferences stuck out of the page. All three now sit under each other and stay in view.

  4. Fixed

    The upload button no longer sticks out

    On a phone the file picker for work samples pushed the upload button past the edge of the card and made the whole page scroll sideways. Picker, limits and button now sit under each other and stay inside the card.

  5. New

    Say what you can do, not only what you use

    The skill catalogue now holds capabilities beside tools: "Plugin Development", "Worldbuilding", "Texturing" and ninety-odd more, filed under the same roles. They sit in the same list as Blender and PaperMC, can be starred like anything else, and servers can ask for them on a listing.

  6. New

    Projects can span a period

    A portfolio entry can now carry a period instead of a single year — "2023–2025" for a team you were part of for two seasons. One year still works exactly as before: leave the second box empty.

  7. Fixed

    Pasting a two-factor code works

    Authenticator apps show the code as "123 456", and the field cut it off after six characters — so a correct code was refused. The space is now accepted wherever a code is asked for.

  8. Fixed

    Backup codes are no longer autofilled wrongly

    The backup-code field asked password managers for a two-factor code, which is the one thing it is not — and on phones the first letter was capitalised, which made a valid code fail. Both are fixed.