Tusile

New Text you typed and did not send is kept as a draft for each channel and each DM. Channel drafts survive a restart. DM drafts are kept only while the app is open, because DMs are end-to-end encrypted and a draft saved to disk would not be. Drag channels to reorder them or move them to another category, and drag people from one voice channel to another, if your role allows it. Disconnect, mute, deafen, kick or ban someone in voice straight from the channel list, including in voice channels you are not in, depending on your permissions. Drop files anywhere on the window, not only over the conversation. The overlay tells you which channel or person they will go to. A message over the 4000 character limit can be sent as a text file instead of being cut down. A new server starts with a suggested name made from your name, with a dice button to roll another, in every language. The beanie, the hat every new account starts with, is redrawn as a knit in your theme's two colours, and everyone sees yours in your colours. Several other hats were redrawn too, and none is cut off in the hat picker anymore. After a screen share, the app asks once per version how it went, with 1 to 5 stars. Avatars and server icons are kept on your device, so the desktop and mobile apps no longer download them all again after a restart. Fixed Tapping a notification for a server opened it on a spinner that never finished. Pasting a screenshot on Windows was refused as an unsupported format. BMP files can be sent too, and the error names the format it actually found. Leaving voice after a dropped connection, or closing a web tab you had open for more than 15 minutes, could leave you shown online and in voice until the server timed you out. Someone moved into your voice channel showed up under two channels for a moment. Stopping a screen share from the browser's Stop sharing bar, or by closing the shared window, left the share button lit. The create channel dialog fits the window: the name comes first, its error is always visible, and Enter creates the channel. The unread badge on the Windows taskbar is sharp and no longer covers the Tusile logo. Tab no longer stops on the show-password button in the sign-in and sign-up forms. Screen readers announce the voice bar buttons, the button that removes an attachment, and the Settings close button. Placeholder text is grey, so an empty field no longer looks filled in. Hat names are translated, Portuguese is Brazilian Portuguese throughout, and the log out button in Portuguese and Russian no longer reads as close.