The app has a more consistent look this month, with a navigation bar you can collapse, along with fixes for displays and connected accounts.
Dialogs, fields, menus and tables look and behave the same throughout the app, and the navigation bar can be collapsed.
Every link in the app includes its workspace, so a shared or bookmarked link opens in the right workspace.
Support tickets are grouped by whether they need your reply, are with Lumicast support or are closed.
People who can work on apps can choose a data source for them without data source permissions.
SharePoint, Teams, Google and LinkedIn connections stay connected and keep updating when they haven't been used for a while.
Custom fonts show in the editor and in previews for every workspace member, also when their name contains a dash, and font lists load faster.
Organisation owners can remove other owners.
People who may delete data sources can delete connections created by someone else.
Zermelo schedules show which appointments changed, such as a different group, room, teacher or time.
Displays keep working when Lumicast is updated while they start up.
The web app keeps working through a Lumicast update without a refresh.
Displays pick up a newly published app version without reloading.
Ticker text scrolls smoothly past its loop point and no longer jumps when its text changes.
Pages with clocks or timers play more smoothly on low-power players.
The transition plays when a playlist loops back to the start, and campaign items animate out properly.
Playlists play again on displays with an older built-in browser.
Some Sony BRAVIA displays no longer restart their content every 40 seconds.
Uninstalling or reinstalling the Windows app no longer unpairs the display.
The Lumicast app for Windows and Linux works behind a company proxy.
Changing a page's resolution scales its text again.
Undo in the page editor no longer empties layers inside groups.
Duplicating a page under a name that is taken, or sharing something that is already shared, explains what happened.
Portrait displays show as portrait in the display list.
The audit log shows who made a change that happened as a side effect, and why.