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- Tools for managing access rights have been added, allowing manipulation of rights at the level of individual users, user groups, and roles. For example, in the interface, it is possible to allow message movement for users assigned the moderator role or included in the manager group. With groups, it is possible to recreate the organization\u2019s management structure, such as grouping heads into a managers' group, which can be divided into subgroups responsible for technology and design.
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<\/center>\n- Additional group management capabilities have been introduced. There is now support for granting specific rights for creating and administering groups, adding and removing participants. It is also possible to define which users are allowed to join and leave groups independently. Users can now be invited to join a group at the invitation stage. Instead of deleting a group, the deactivation process has been implemented, maintaining the entire group history for auditing purposes. The group settings panel features separate tabs for general settings, managing group composition, and assigning access rights.
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<\/center>\n- New settings for channels have been added to the admin interface, allowing the definition of administrators and those authorized to connect\/disconnect users for each channel. Access can be selectively assigned to individual users and groups in read-only mode, restrict editing of already sent messages, manage subscription to private channels, and designate participants authorized to close topics. The ability to hide or keep archived channels has also been introduced.
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<\/center>\n- The concept of a general chat has been added, displaying messages without theme association.\n
- Font size and line spacing adjustment support has been implemented, allowing for more flexible interface customization according to personal preferences than simply changing the scale.
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<\/center>\n- A separate section for recently joined participants has been added to the sidebar with the user list. The panel menu has been updated with an option to show avatars in the list. The indicators for participant availability have been improved.
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<\/center>\n- The capabilities for creating links to messages, channels, and discussion topics have been expanded. Previously created links to topics now continue to work after renaming the topic or moving it to another channel. When pasting links into programs that support HTML format from the clipboard, the link is automatically formatted as \u00ab#channel > topic\u00bb. Similarly, when pasting full URLs while writing new messages, these links are transformed into Zulip link format. The creation of links to discussion topics has been simplified.
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<\/center>\n- The interface for composing new messages has been improved. A feature to save standard text snippets for quick insertion while composing a new message has been added. The sidebar now includes buttons for sending a message to create a new topic and for directly sending a message to another user. An option to forward a message or its part to another chat has been introduced. Collaboration on to-do lists has been streamlined.
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<\/center>\n- Optimizations have been made to the processing and storage of messages, resulting in messages appearing in the viewing window without delay.\n
- An indicator has been added to show when another participant begins editing a previously sent message (previously only an indicator for composing a new message was provided).\n
- An integration module with Zoom has been added, utilizing OAuth. The BigBlueButton integration module has been enhanced with support for voice calls (without video). Integration modules for Airbyte and Onyx have been added, and improvements have been made for GitHub, GitLab, GoCD, Linear, NewRelic, and Slack.\n
- A testing module has been added to briefly summarize the essence of the discussion in a topic, using user-selected large language models.\n
- At server<\/a> Support for uploading large files using the TUS protocol has been added. Optimizations to the synchronization protocol have been conducted, reducing traffic and CPU load in large organizations.\n
- Fixed vulnerabilities:\n
- Additional group management capabilities have been introduced. There is now support for granting specific rights for creating and administering groups, adding and removing participants. It is also possible to define which users are allowed to join and leave groups independently. Users can now be invited to join a group at the invitation stage. Instead of deleting a group, the deactivation process has been implemented, maintaining the entire group history for auditing purposes. The group settings panel features separate tabs for general settings, managing group composition, and assigning access rights.