Opening a chat now lands on the newest message, every time. • Fixed a chat sometimes opening just above its latest message, so the thing you tapped in to read was hidden until you scrolled. • Notifications now say which app a message came from — and which group — so you can tell a Signal group from a Telegram one without opening Nexumi. • Chat names no longer include the bridge's own account. • Assorted sync fixes: conversation rows stay in step with their newest message, and a message edit no longer bumps a chat to the top of the list.

Inbox zero for your chats. • Archive and snooze — swipe a chat away, and it comes back on its own when someone replies or when the snooze runs out. • Silence — mute a single conversation for a set time, without hiding it. • Hide noisy channels — keep a spammy channel out of your combined views while still finding it by search. • More than one account per platform — connect two Telegrams, two LinkedIns, and see which account each chat belongs to. • Group chats now show who is speaking, with names and avatars. Fixes: chats no longer open on stale messages, unread counts clear correctly when you send from another device, notifications no longer fire for old backfilled history, and group chats are named properly instead of after one random participant.

One Messages tab. Email and chats now live together in a single timeline, with All, Email and Chats filters to narrow it down. - Platform badges: every conversation shows where it came from at a glance, with colour-coded labels for WhatsApp, Messenger, Signal, Slack, Telegram, Discord and more. - Email threads now show how many messages they contain, so a new reply on an existing thread is easy to spot. - Conversations sort by when the last message was actually sent. - Faster, more reliable photo loading in image-heavy chats. - Various stability and performance fixes.