Changelog

Arabic text in the font it was meant to have, from our own servers

• The scripture reader's Arabic now appears in the typeface chosen for it, and so does the Arabic line under some page titles. They had been asking for fonts that never arrived, so your browser used whatever it had.
• Every font now comes from our own servers. Nothing on these pages asks another company for a font.
• Nothing to do at your end.

Our automatic tests now run with fewer powers

• The machines that test every change before it ships now give those tests less access. The tests run code written by others, and they never needed the wider access they had; the builds that do need it keep it, on their own machine.
• Nothing to do at your end.

The same protection for the people who run the site, whatever the action

• The site's owners, and its last super-admin, can no longer be suspended or deleted from the editing area. An earlier change today already stopped their role being changed there; suspending and deleting now follow the same rule.
• Nothing to do at your end.

Our pages say a little less about how they are served

• Every page from us and our sister sites now leaves out one more technical label that said what software passed it along. Nobody needed it, and it told a stranger a little about how we are set up.
• Nothing to do at your end.

A narrower kind of account, and roles that can change without starting over

• An account can now be given one tool and nothing else. The first such role is for friends of the team who only need the team's private network: they sign in, see that one page, and every other part of the editing area is hidden from them and refused if they try to reach it.
• A super-admin can now change someone's role in place, instead of deleting the account and making a new one, so nothing attached to it is lost. Nobody can change their own role, and the site will not let its last super-admin be demoted.
• A change to someone's role or account now takes effect within seconds, everywhere, rather than when they next sign in.
• Nothing to do at your end.

Earlier releases

This page carries the newest releases. Everything before 2.372 is organised into version bands, listed in the release archive. Links shared to any earlier release still work; they are forwarded automatically.