Dāna

A few small repairs, quietly made. Dāna has always let you choose the language it speaks — in Profile, under Preferences. Until now, a number of places did not listen. The days counted beneath the rings in your Merit Record, the summary of your practice, the day your sponsorship began: each of these kept to the language of your device rather than the one you had chosen. They follow your choice now. Your reminders had the same habit. The daily reminder, and the reminders you set on your personal dates, had been arriving in English for everyone, whatever language the app was showing. They now arrive in your own. Personal dates can also be edited. Until this version a date could only be added or removed, so a small slip in a label meant taking the entry away and setting it down again. Now you tap a date to open it: its label, its date, the way it repeats, and its reminder are all yours to adjust. Background music, when you had it playing, could fall silent after a blessing and stay quiet for the rest of your time in the app. It returns on its own now. And when your practice is restored — from iCloud, or from an exported file — a personal date now keeps the way it returns: every year, one time, or on the same day of each month. Dates that fall only once, and dates that count their anniversaries, keep their year as well. If you restored before this version, please check that your personal dates still repeat as you intended. From here on they are kept faithfully, but a setting already lost cannot return on its own — set it once more, and it will hold. Thank you for practicing with Dāna.