What changed, and when

The first release of the design-system program fixes small defects that cost people attention every day.

• Secondary text is easier to read in both themes: 23 color pairs that fell below the WCAG AA threshold now pass.
• Deleting a chat message asks before it deletes.
• Chat shows a dot on the application rail when a conversation in your Inbox is unread.
• The Inbox shows the filters that are on as chips beside its title; click a chip to switch that filter off.
• The sign-in page no longer says “Required field” before you have typed anything.
• The buttons of the application rail have names for screen readers, and the workspace switcher and the account menu open from the keyboard.
• An issue’s start date is labeled “Start date”. It used to say “Due date”.
• Help & Support shows the version and the build, ready to copy into a problem report.
• A page that fails to start shows a plain message and a Reload button instead of a technical error.
• Video rooms (Office) and guest sign-in are switched off: nothing we stand behind sat behind them.

The first notifications release makes the Inbox say why something is there, and lets you narrow it to what is yours.

• Narrow the Inbox to “For me” or to mentions; your choice is remembered.
• A message to everyone in a channel no longer counts as a mention of you.
• One rule decides what is unread, so the list and its markers agree.

People sign in to Tridge through Exprezoe Identity.

• “Continue with Exprezoe Identity” on the sign-in page.
• A second step, an authenticator app or a security key, is required.
• An account is created the first time an invited person signs in; nobody registers for themselves.

The first Tridge workspace opened for daily work.

• Tracker, documents, chat, the Inbox, the planner, drive, cards and contacts in one workspace.
• Nightly encrypted backups with a copy on a second server, proven by a complete restore before launch.