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In 25.07.4
- Installation should no longer fail when anaconda is installed.
- Increase default network timeout in launcher.
- Provide better output when downloading versions fails.
- Fix errors recording voice (thanks to @abdnh)
- Prioritise prefix matches in tag autocomplete results by @iamllama in #4212
- Add last_review_time to _to_backend_card by @user1823 in #4218
- Add IO mask rotation snapping by @iamllama in #4214
- Bump form-data from 4.0.1 to 4.0.4 by @dependabot[bot] in #4219
- Set min size for card info dialog by @iamllama in #4221

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In 25.07.3
- Update to Qt 6.9, which should address crashes on macOS.
- Fixed ‘same cloze’ shortcut on macOS.
- Show Chromium version in about screen
- Allow creating deck via
#deck:...if non-existent when importing by @iamllama in #4154 - Add
last_review_timeto card data for performance and accuracy by @L-M-Sherlock in #4124 - Use system font for webviews instead of bootstrap font stack and add exception for note editor by @GithubAnon0000 in #4163
- Debounce mathjax rendering via cooldown instead by @iamllama in #4173
- Re-order terminals, again, for better UX. by @Grinkers in #4186
- Skip unnecessary computations when the load balancer is disabled by @L-M-Sherlock in #4184
- Fix/FSRS simulator fallback to memory_state_from_sm2 when converting cards by @L-M-Sherlock in #4189
- set UV_PYTHON_DOWNLOADS=auto when doing
uv syncby @Grinkers in #4191 - FIX Graph Tooltip uses wrong font by @GithubAnon0000 in #4193
- Add margin to QPushButton to prevent clipping by @jcznk in #4201
- fix: set cursor to pointer when on range by @bradleyszoke in #4197
- Minor string change by @brishtibheja in #4196
- Fix default-coloured IO masks not following css var by @iamllama in #4202
- Minor tweak in simulator string by @user1823 in #4204
- Add translator to about.py by @Danika-Dakika in #4211
- Fix wrong tab order in preferences by @abdnh in #4210
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Sad news for the open source community… 😦
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“An Arch Linux user on Wednesday uploaded malicious AUR packages of firefox-patch-bin, librewolf-fix-bin, and zen-browser-patched-bin. These AUR packages ended up installing a binary file from a GitHub repository that ended up being a remote access trojan.”







