七麦数据

Bug fixes
• Like a New Year's resolution that peters out by July, changes to your notification schedule were not sticking, reverting as soon as the app was relaunched. Good intentions only go so far — this update contains a double-dose of "sticktoitiveness."
• Was your reaction one of confusion when long-pressing on emoji reactions? You weren't alone. The reacji summary that appeared was behaving oddly, erratically, inconsistently. If we had to put an emoji to the experience, we would use the thinking face. If we had to put an emoji to this fix, it would be a thumbs up.
• If you started editing a message, then decided to delete it from the edit flow, that deleted message would linger in the text entry field, requiring you to delete it again. Henceforth, if you want a message gone, gone it shall be. You don't have to ask twice.
• Pasting text after a block quote was creating a second block quote along with it. 2 for the price of 1! What do you call a deal that nobody wants? We're not sure, but with this update, the promotion has ended.
• In the next in our series of unintended (and undesirable) duplications, the word you were hyperlinking would find itself doubled if you happened to switch to another app midway through the process. We did a double take and doubled back for the fix. Excuse us while we double-time to the next bullet.
• Closing a conversation in the sidebar was only momentarily removing it from view, as it would pop back up as soon as you refreshed the screen. Sometimes stories, or conversations, aren't done with us — beckoning us back to revisit, reframe, resolve. Sometimes they're just bugs. You get to choose if and when to return now, on your own time.
• To add someone to an existing Group DM, you can do so by tapping on the DM header, or by going to the "Members" sub-menu within that popup. Unfortunately, only one of those routes was actually working. They say that when a door closes, a window opens; around here, when an "Add" button is grayed out, a bug report is filed. Come on in, however you prefer to arrive.

Bug fixes
• When using an iPad with an external keyboard, pressing the Return key would attempt to send an empty message, then promptly fail (no doubt hamstrung by the philosophical paradox of delivering a message with no content whatsoever). Here's a message that's much less vague: We've fixed the bug.
• In the pop-up that appears when scheduling a message, the associated copy insisted that all times were in "[Your Time Zone's] Standard Time" year-round, disregarding Daylight Savings Time entirely. The time now is ripe to bring this bug into the daylight and offer a punctual revision.
• Tapping on threads in the New Message preview would cause the thread in question to load behind the preview pane, making it impossible to read. In the words of one source familiar with the situation, this was "not particularly helpful." We’ve seen a preview of this app update, which promises to be much more obliging.

Bug fixes
• If you started a new message by tapping the big "+" icon (as opposed to first opening an existing channel or DM), the button to add a hyperlink did ... nothing. It would bounce ever so slightly, as if to say, "I hear you, but I cannot comply. Ask yourself, is there a reason you always seek to jump from one thing to the next? Perhaps the connection you're looking for is right in front of you." Chatty little thing, that icon. The bug is fixed, but we encourage you to find your own moments of Zen, whether or not Slack is a part of them.

Bug fixes
• We cleaned the code to make sure that everything’s running smoothly. Slack – now with a streak-free shine.

Bug fixes
• Folks using the "Catch up" feature may have caught themselves a bug wherein the app would abruptly crash for no discernible reason. Allow us to catch you up on the status of this issue: it's fixed.
• When viewing a canvas with a cover image on iPad, it wasn't possible to scroll all the way to the very bottom. No more stretched canvases here — you'll find them to now be properly framed for your tablet.
• VoiceOver was skipping over important information when navigating through the Workspace Switcher. Namely, it wasn't reading out the names of selected workspaces, which we would argue is pretty much its only job. Announcements have resumed, but we apologize for not speaking up when we should have.

Bug fixes
• Text contained within list fields was not being indexed for search. We could list all the ways this was a problem, but here’s the end result: This bug has been de-listed.
• @mentions in Dark Mode just got a little brighter. We've bumped up the contrast so these low-light highlights are now more accessible.

Bug fixes
• Text contained within list fields was not being indexed for search. We could list all the ways this was a problem, but here’s the end result: This bug has been de-listed.
• @mentions in Dark Mode just got a little brighter. We've bumped up the contrast so these low-light highlights are now more accessible.

What’s new
• Get caught up in a pinch! Slack AI customers on the Business+ plan or above can now summarize unreads in the Catch Up view by pinching the screen together. It's the same motion you'd use to zoom out on a photo, and will similarly give you a fuller view of your workday.
Bug fixes
• Some folks reported false huddle invites appearing after returning to the app following a dormant period. We apologize for these phantom calls, and can confirm that all ghosts have been summarily busted.
• Single-channel guests were unable to use @here or @channel mentions on iOS, even when permissions were enabled. If you want to pass the mic to your guest accounts, it's our job to make sure they get heard. This is now fixed (but please @channel responsibly).

Bug fixes
• We’ve tuned the engine and given the interior a thorough clean. Everything is now running smoothly again.

Bug fixes
• When a canvas was shared to a channel or DM, it wasn’t possible to open the attached thread or add a reply. It seems we lost the thread on that one, and consequently, so did you. With this update, we’ve unspooled a fix to address the issue.