- Removed Polymer Pro. All features are now available for free. Thank you for using Polymer. - Added support for Liquid Glass

– Polished a bunch of small interface components – Made the GCODE command editor auto-resizing – Fixed a bug with editing custom GCODE commands

– Small bug fixes

– Fixed a bug where GCODE files with percent symbols in the filename would not display slicer thumbnails – Fixed a bug where the app would re-prompt for setup on each launch in some circumstances

– Adds support for remote access through The Spaghetti Detective

– Added support for Slicer thumbnails in the Files tab (requires the Slicer Thumbnails OctoPrint plugin and a compatible slicer configuration) – Added support for sharing webcam snapshots – Added support for sharing OctoEverywhere live links – Added support API-less authentication through OctoEverywhere – Polymer now keeps the screen awake in full-screen webcam mode – Miscellaneous bug fixes

– Fixed a bug where the file information screen would not display on iOS 15.1

– Swapped 'Set' and close buttons on the temperature set screen for a more natural positioning (#11) - Fixed a bug where the app would fail to connect in certain circumstances. (Please note that version 4 changed how the Polymer connects to OctoPrint, which some proxy misconfigurations break. If you're having trouble using your remote access option, email me) – Improved diagnostic logging

– Added a link to Polymer's new feature requests forum. Over at feedback.polymer3d.app, you can submit and vote on feature requests. I'd love to hear your suggestions! – At initial set-up, you can now set up just an OctoEverywhere printer connection without a corresponding local connection —— New in 4.0: Polymer is here — OctoClient has a new name and a fresh coat of paint, and heaps of new features: – Brand-new design! The app has a new look, closely following iOS design conventions. There's now great landscape mode support on iPad and support for dark mode. – Vastly improved printer setup. Polymer will now automatically find OctoPrint servers on your network, and then automatically authenticate with them. All you need to do is approve it in OctoPrint—no more fumbling around with API keys! – Added a 'quick-switch' menu to the status and control screens – Added a GCODE viewer (presently iPad only). The GCODE viewer shows the live status of your print job as it completes. – Added file upload (Pro) – Added a full-featured printer connection screen. You can configure the serial port, baud rate, and profile for your serial connection. – Added a new file information screen. You can view stats about any of your GCODE files, or download them to your device. – Added OctoEverywhere integration – Added temperature controls to the status screen – Added feed rate and flow rate controls – Added stepper disabling buttons – Added support for the PSU control plugin

– Fixed a bug where webcam URLs containing spaces would not stream (thanks Phil) – Added an option to remove duplicate printer connections (thanks Richard) —— New in 4.0: Polymer is here — OctoClient has a new name and a fresh coat of paint, and heaps of new features: – Brand-new design! The app has a new look, closely following iOS design conventions. There's now great landscape mode support on iPad and support for dark mode. – Vastly improved printer setup. Polymer will now automatically find OctoPrint servers on your network, and then automatically authenticate with them. All you need to do is approve it in OctoPrint—no more fumbling around with API keys! – Added a 'quick-switch' menu to the status and control screens – Added a GCODE viewer (presently iPad only). The GCODE viewer shows the live status of your print job as it completes. – Added file upload (Pro) – Added a full-featured printer connection screen. You can configure the serial port, baud rate, and profile for your serial connection. – Added a new file information screen. You can view stats about any of your GCODE files, or download them to your device. – Added OctoEverywhere integration – Added temperature controls to the status screen – Added feed rate and flow rate controls – Added stepper disabling buttons – Added support for the PSU control plugin

– Added support for the ‘Smart Filament Sensor’ plugin (thanks Ash for the suggestion) – Fixed a bug with the first-launch news view —— New in 4.0: Polymer is here — OctoClient has a new name and a fresh coat of paint, and heaps of new features: – Brand-new design! The app has a new look, closely following iOS design conventions. There's now great landscape mode support on iPad and support for dark mode. – Vastly improved printer setup. Polymer will now automatically find OctoPrint servers on your network, and then automatically authenticate with them. All you need to do is approve it in OctoPrint—no more fumbling around with API keys! – Added a 'quick-switch' menu to the status and control screens – Added a GCODE viewer (presently iPad only). The GCODE viewer shows the live status of your print job as it completes. – Added file upload (Pro) – Added a full-featured printer connection screen. You can configure the serial port, baud rate, and profile for your serial connection. – Added a new file information screen. You can view stats about any of your GCODE files, or download them to your device. – Added OctoEverywhere integration – Added temperature controls to the status screen – Added feed rate and flow rate controls – Added stepper disabling buttons – Added support for the PSU control plugin

Polymer is here — OctoClient has a new name and a fresh coat of paint, and heaps of new features: – Brand-new design! The app has a new look, closely following iOS design conventions. There's now great landscape mode support on iPad and support for dark mode. – Vastly improved printer setup. Polymer will now automatically find OctoPrint servers on your network, and then automatically authenticate with them. All you need to do is approve it in OctoPrint—no more fumbling around with API keys! – Added a 'quick-switch' menu to the status and control screens – Added a GCODE viewer (presently iPad only). The GCODE viewer shows the live status of your print job as it completes. – Added file upload (Pro) – Added a full-featured printer connection screen. You can configure the serial port, baud rate, and profile for your serial connection. – Added a new file information screen. You can view stats about any of your GCODE files, or download them to your device. – Added OctoEverywhere integration – Added temperature controls to the status screen – Added feed rate and flow rate controls – Added stepper disabling buttons – Added support for the PSU control plugin

– Fixed a visual bug with the temperature control interface —— OctoClient 4—bringing a new design, first-class iPad support, and much more—is now in public beta! Sign up at octoclient.com/beta

– Fixed a bug where Terminal would sometimes not work with HTTP Basic Auth —— OctoClient 4—bringing a new design, first-class iPad support, and much more—is now in public beta! Sign up at octoclient.com/beta

– Updated and simplified privacy policy – Added prompt for attaching app diagnostics to support emails

– Fixed a bug where camera settings would not update after switching printers (thanks Garret & Matt) – Fixed a bug where the full-screen webcam could cause the app to become stuck in landscape mode (thanks Jasper) – Added an option to disable full-screen webcam auto-rotation to landscape mode (thanks Magnus)

Just a couple of fixes: – Terminal input is capitalised by default to avoid issues with case-sensitive printer firmwares (thanks Reed) – Fixed a bug causing multi-line GCODE commands to not be sent (thanks Fabiano)

I'm still hard at work on the next major version of OctoClient, but for now here's some fixes and  – Improved iOS 13 support – Fixed an issue where when switching printers, the old printer's files would still be displayed until manually refreshed (thanks Mike) – Fixed an issue where the terminal would not work in certain circumstances (thanks James) – Fixed an issue where some custom system commands could not be triggered (thanks Andre and Sébastien) – Fixed some issues with printing from SD cards – SD card file loading now works properly – Added multi-line GCODE command buttons – The files sort option is now persistent across relaunches

- iOS 12.1 Support - Added a crash reporter, you can opt-in to crash reporting in settings

- Fixed a bug that could cause the app to abort when searching in the files tab - Miscellaneous performance optimisations

Happy iOS 12 day! This version brings support for iOS 12 and new iPhones.

- Bug Fixes - Fixed crash from hostname misconfiguration - Added option to keep controls enabled while printing - Re-added privacy policy (octoclient.com/privacy) ----- Coming (very) soon: push notifications! If you'd like to help test notifications, sign up at https://octoclient.com/beta

OctoClient 3 is finally here! It brings a bunch of updates, bug fixes and a fresh design: New: - New design - Support for dual extruder printers - Improved streaming engine - In-app help documentation - Many performance improvements - The usual bug fixes New in Pro: - Custom GCODE command buttons: assign your own commands to buttons in the control tab - OctoPrint System Menu support: trigger both system commands and custom commands from OctoPrint plugins - GCODE Terminal: Send and receive GCODE commands from your printer - Pinch-to-zoom in the fullscreen webcam view Thank you all for your support, especially Pro users, you help keep development of this app going!

- New, faster streaming engine that fixes some webcam stream bugs

- Fixes a crash when using Basic Auth under some circumstances