- Digg Daily now takes weekends off, so you will no longer see empty podcast episodes on Saturdays and Sundays - The Communities tab now includes quick-select bubbles, making it easier to switch between your communities - The digg button now has a larger tap target, making it easier to vote - You can now collapse all comments, making it easier to browse threads - Performance is improved on slow or unreliable network connections - App startup and sign-in are now faster - Images now show a loading indicator when they take longer to download - The keyboard no longer appears unexpectedly on the splash screen - Blocked user status now displays correctly for community managers - Sign-in now works properly when using verification codes and users no longer receive duplicate OTP codes - Sharing now works reliably for posts, comments, and profiles - Gestures are now recognized correctly when returning to the app - VoiceOver support is improved to make Digg more accessible

- You can now switch between feed and grid layouts when browsing communities - Community creators can set a default layout for their community - When replying to a comment, you will now see a preview of the text and any attached image directly in the composer - GIFs now include playback controls, so you can play or pause them, and adjust global autoplay settings in Settings - You can now control haptic feedback from Settings - Feed preferences are now remembered across sessions - Notification unread counts now update when you pull to refresh - Community search now returns the correct results - Pagination when editing pinned communities now works properly - Blocked user status now displays correctly - Deleted accounts now display correctly when author data is missing - Connectivity and session recovery are improved when resuming the app on poor network connections - The image gallery close animation now works smoothly - Improved the app cold boot sequence, it should load faster after a few sessions

- We’ve rolled out an updated design and navigation improvements to make exploring Digg smoother and more intuitive - GIFs now work in posts, bringing more life and expression to conversations - You can now hide communities to better personalize your experience - Community managers can now restore removed posts and comments - Groundbreakers, your badge now appears in more places across the app - Performance improvements across the app to make things faster and more reliable - Various bug fixes and stability improvements

- You can now subscribe to new posts in communities so you never miss activity in the spaces you care about - The founder's name in the community details now links directly to their profile, making it easier to learn more about who started the community - The Create Community option is now hidden when you are not eligible to create one, to reduce confusion around community limits and account requirements - We have improved how community creation limits are counted, making it more accurate and consistent across accounts

- Fixed a bug that could prevent communities from showing up correctly in Search results - You can now see how many replies a comment has on the user profile - Added a quick confirmation step when choosing your community handle (the /name) during creation - The Founder bio in community details is now tappable so you can view the founder's profile - You can now share a comment directly from the app3

- Improved comments feed experience - Community banner images now load faster - Improved session management - General bug fixes and improvements

- You can now pull to refresh the list when browsing communities - Updated post feed images to use the correct aspect ratio - Improved community banner rendering - Various improvements and bug fixes

- Users can now create their own communities - Community managers can use early tools to manage their communities - Digg is now in public beta and anyone can sign up without an invite code - Various improvements and bug fixes

- Improved the authentication flow, which prevents the auth screen from flashing briefly on app launch for authenticated users - Refined the design of the post detail page, including more prominent user attribution - Updated the upvote icon color after tapping to make it easier to spot posts you've already dugg - Various other bug fixes and minor improvements - Updated the tagline

- Fixed an issue that caused the app to crash when deleting comments and posts - We now properly disable buttons while actions are in a loading state

- Fixed a crash that could occur in Digg Daily when viewing chapter markers and closing the view - Improved vote buttons with updated color, size, and larger tap targets to make voting easier and more visible - Added type-ahead search and a community selector to the post composer - You can now vote on posts directly from the feed while in compact mode

Improved sign-up and sign-in experience

- Inline links to Digg posts now open directly in the app instead of the in-app browser

- Resolved a critical issue that prevented images from being posted on root level comments

- We now automagically insert spaces after @mentions

- Disabled autocorrect on the username field - Added additional logging to help us improve the onboarding flow - Fixed a bug where users could lose access to their invite code after signing up without claiming a username - Refactored the rich text fields for a smoother experience when writing posts and comments - Added the ability to copy post and comment text

- Fixed an issue that caused the app to crash when redeeming an invite code

Resolved an issue where users couldn’t update their profile if any fields were left blank

You can now @mention fellow Digg users in your posts and comments to bring them into the conversation. Posts and comments now support rich text, making it easy to add bold, italics, lists, and links for a more engaging experience.

This one’s mostly behind-the-scenes, but here’s what to expect: - Fix for users who have had trouble entering invite codes - Dependency upgrades to keep things stable and prepped for future features These updates smooth things out for current users and set us up for what’s next.

Digg Daily will now keep playing even if your screen locks or you switch apps, as long as notifications are enabled. This is a temporary patch until we roll out a full native audio update, but it should make listening much smoother! My Diggs is now available on your profile. It shows all the posts you've dugg and is only visible to you. Various bug fixes and performance improvements.

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- Updated the onboarding flow to make it easier for users to join the waitlist