Nothing changed on the boards. What changed is that the app now counts. From this version Driftleaf reports anonymous counts — a level started, finished or failed, an advert watched — so that an advertisement can be told apart from a coincidence. No name, no account, no e-mail address, nothing more precise than the country your address resolves to, and nothing at all if you play in a browser. The privacy policy was rewritten in the same release and lists exactly what leaves the device. The App Store page also gained a short preview, so you can watch a board turn under the leaf before downloading anything.

Small repairs: • The tap counter and the ad status now read in your own language. • Arrows are easier to hit on small screens. • The endless creek downstream now has its own water, like every other world.

Each world now has its own water: the creek starts cool and green, deepens through the whirls, greens again among the lilies, pales at the delta, and runs into dusk in the endless creek. The leaf, the rocks and the lilies never change — they are things in the water, not the water. Every palette was measured in both light and dark, so no text falls below its readability floor.