0.16.0
The phone home screen, on one screenful again
The shortcuts on the phone home screen had grown to six, and the last of them sat below the fold — so the printer setting was something you had to scroll for. They now sit two to a row, which puts all six above the fold with the scanner still at the top. And while in there, the label field above them has stopped keeping a secret about typing.
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Improved The six shortcuts on the phone home screen are laid out two to a row, so all of them fit.
The shortcuts on the phone home screen — Locations, Products, Search, Movements, "What is this?" and "Where labels print" — are now laid out two to a row instead of one, with the icon above the label. Each one is still a large target, and nothing about where they lead has changed.
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Improved The label field on the phone home screen now says you can type into it, not only scan or paste.
The label field on the phone home screen now says you can type into it, not only scan or paste. Typing the code printed on a label always worked — the field simply never mentioned it, which mattered most on the occasion it matters at all: a scanner that will not read a scuffed label, and a code you can still read with your eyes.