A recent update has expanded language support while addressing a number of bugs and making changes to the platform’s language preferences.
The update adds support for seven new languages: Arabic, Nepali, Filipino, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai and Turkish.
With the latest additions, the platform now supports more than eight languages, giving users a wider range of language options.
An automatic language preference feature has also been added. The update is designed to make language selection more convenient by allowing the system to automatically favour a user’s preferred language.
The release also includes fixes for more than eight bugs, following an earlier update that addressed an additional four or more issues.
Another change in the update is the removal of raw Tailwinds, although the release does not provide further details about how this change affects users.
The latest changes focus on improving language coverage, making language preferences easier to manage and addressing reported bugs.
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