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| + | *Leopard compatibility | ||
*Status updates properly handle the removal of "is" as a mandatory verb in status messages | *Status updates properly handle the removal of "is" as a mandatory verb in status messages | ||
*Improved performance with more intelligent data retrieval | *Improved performance with more intelligent data retrieval | ||
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*Automatic updates with [http://sparkle.andymatuschak.org/ Sparkle] | *Automatic updates with [http://sparkle.andymatuschak.org/ Sparkle] | ||
*Better detection of internet connection changes | *Better detection of internet connection changes | ||
| + | *You can now click on Growl notifications to go to the notification's respective page. For example, clicking on a status update will open that friend's profile, while clicking on the "New message" notification will take you to your inbox. This is a preference and is turned off by default. | ||
| + | *Improved stability on sleep/wake events | ||
| + | *New, Leopard high-res application icon thanks to Travis La Marr | ||
| + | *Fix for bogus "new photo comments" notifications | ||
| + | *Growl SDK updated to 1.1.2 | ||
Latest revision as of 07:30, 18 April 2008
- Leopard compatibility
- Status updates properly handle the removal of "is" as a mandatory verb in status messages
- Improved performance with more intelligent data retrieval
- Log in and log out functions now work properly
- "Could not generate auth token" login problem fixed
- Automatic updates with Sparkle
- Better detection of internet connection changes
- You can now click on Growl notifications to go to the notification's respective page. For example, clicking on a status update will open that friend's profile, while clicking on the "New message" notification will take you to your inbox. This is a preference and is turned off by default.
- Improved stability on sleep/wake events
- New, Leopard high-res application icon thanks to Travis La Marr
- Fix for bogus "new photo comments" notifications
- Growl SDK updated to 1.1.2
