1.9.3
Mobile locking now reaches the same lock screen from the session tile, home-screen action and idle lock. The system panel's 20-action grid also drops its seven colors for one ink.
4 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
Mobile locking is consistent
Session, home-screen and idle lock actions now open the same mobile lock screen, with touch-appropriate unlock copy.
- 02
The system panel is one ink
A grid of twenty actions in seven colours is twenty things asking to be looked at. The icons are the panel's own ink now, with colour left to the accent swatches and to the two actions that end the session. The four connection readouts are gone, since the status bar reports the same link, and appearance is a tile in the grid where Edit Home used to sit.
- 03
Frosted, not liquid
The mobile surfaces keep their blur and lose the ornament: the diagonal sheen gradients, the specular top edges and the inset white highlights that made a panel read as a lit object. The dock, the status capsule and every sheet are one flat frosted material.
Everything in this release
Improved3
- The system panel fills the sheet rather than stacking at the top, and its seventeen tiles fit a 360 by 640 screen without scrolling. The rules under the header and above the social links are gone.
- The home-screen sheet drops the four hairlines between its five rows, closes on Escape, and keeps its rows out of the tab order while it is down. Its backdrop blur is attached while the sheet is up rather than composited on every frame of the home screen.
- The three social links at the foot of the system panel are plain marks in a row rather than cards, and their handles moved into the labels a screen reader announces.
Fixed1
- Entering no longer opens a connect modal on top of the desktop. The wallet chip in the status bar and the apps that need an address still ask for one.
Full release notes
Mobile lock actions now behave consistently across the session tile, the home-screen sheet and idle locking. Entering the system no longer interrupts the desktop with an early wallet prompt, and the phone's system panel is visually simplified.