Chat that reaches you
Chat alerts with the app closed, voice messages, your calendars in webmail, and Android notifications that actually arrive.
Chat alerts with the app closed
New messages, invitations and calls in the built-in chat now alert you with the app or browser closed, with no extra chat app to install. An alert says who wrote and where, never what, and a «Chat» switch in your notification settings turns it off.
Voice messages in chat
Tap the microphone next to Send to record one. Other Matrix apps show it as a voice message, and in an encrypted chat it is encrypted like everything else.
Android notifications that arrive
With the app closed, the Android app was silently dropping every notification except the SOS alarm; now they all show up. Messages and calls have a channel of their own, so you can tune them in Android's settings.
Your calendars in webmail
The calendar page of your mailbox now shows your calendars, the ones shared with you and the «Parahub» calendar, with nothing to set up. It is for looking only, and it never tells other mailboxes when you are busy.
Your mailbox follows your name setting
Webmail's address book listed members under the name given at sign-up, for everyone with a mailbox to see. It now shows your handle unless you chose to show your name publicly.
Also in this release
- A mesh router is now tied to the identity it first reported; after a factory reset, its owner accepts the new one on the router's page.
- Any WiFi name and password your router allows is now saved and shown back exactly as typed.
- The Android calendar steps now include the Google Calendar switch that makes synced calendars appear.
- The free WiFi watchdog now checks every node that serves guests, not only the main gateways.
