• Performance improvements • Bug fixes and small interface refinements

• Performance improvements • Bug fixes and small interface refinements

Follow the people and services you love, and find what to watch more easily. • Follow actors and streaming services, and hear when something new arrives. • A new “What should I watch?” widget puts a suggestion on your Home Screen. • Your watchlist now has two parts: To watch and Watched. • Pick every country you watch in when you first open SineO. • Improvements and fixes for signing in and your account.

Sign in and your list is really there — and SineO now speaks your language in more places. • Signing in now shows your watchlist right away. It used to stay hidden behind the sign-in screen until you switched tabs or reopened the app. • Restoring a backup works properly. A file that listed the same title twice could crash the app on every launch, and a restore could be undone by the next sync a few seconds later. • A title you save while the app is syncing now reaches your other phones without waiting for a restart. • Safer on a shared phone: signing out clears the home-screen widget and phone search, and signing in with a different account no longer shows the previous person's recent searches or their posters in the background. • The language you pick in SineO now reaches the home-screen widget, VoiceOver labels, notifications, sort order, a title's status and a person's role. • Changing the language on a phone with a long watchlist now updates every title, not just the first two dozen. • Deleting your account no longer removes what you saved when the deletion itself cannot go through. • Screens that stayed blank when the network failed now say what happened and offer to try again.

Your watchlist comes with you now. • Sign in and your list is on every phone of yours — with Apple, Google, or a link sent to your e-mail. Skip it and the rest of the app works exactly as before. • Seventeen languages. Changing the language now changes the words that come from the network too, not just the menus: overviews, genre names, episode titles, biographies. • "System" now really follows the system — it leaves both the language and the appearance to your phone. • On "What should I watch?" the category filter actually filters: pick action and series bring action too. (TMDB keeps separate genre lists for films and series, and half the time the one you picked went nowhere.) • On the same screen the three actions share one row and "Something else" is a die. The line that freed went to genres and a longer synopsis. • The country list at the start reads your device, so your own country sits at the top. • At large text sizes the buttons no longer sit off the bottom of the screen; the page scrolls. • You can delete your account from inside the app: Settings → Account. • Film and series years now read correctly on phones set to the Hijri or Buddhist calendar, and the Discover filter opens there again.