v11.6.6: Tidy up
Latest update, November 13, 2026
A pass over the wording, so Help and the app say the same things.
Fixed
- Help points to the right place in Settings. Its directions now use the section names you see in Settings, like Layout and start page, Privacy and safety, and Account and backup.
- One way to write where a setting lives. Messages, Help, Privacy and the page for schools all write it as Settings → Section.
- Books is called Books everywhere. Help, the copyright page and the desktop's About page had older wording for the library, and Help now names the desktop's Exit desktop mode button the way the desktop does.
- The desktop's pages now link to the address you're on.
- The desktop's terminal help now calls the library Books, and its About page lists the small built-in games with the desktop's own apps, not under Books.
- The desktop's windows work from the keyboard. Shift+F10 or Alt+Space opens a window's menu, where Move with keyboard and Resize with keyboard use the arrow keys: Enter keeps the change, Escape puts it back. The title bar buttons are bigger for touch. This has been in the desktop since v11.5.1 and was missing from this list.
- The same links at the bottom of every page. About, Help, Privacy, Terms, Settings and the rest now share one footer, so Home, Help, Changelog, Contact and the others are always there, in the same order.
- Each tool has its own name in the tab. A tool's page is titled after the tool, like Flashcards · Tools · Re:Vault, and when you share a link to one, the preview names that tool.
- Page titles match. Supporter and Study Hall are titled the same way as every other page.
- The page for schools links to the status page on the address you're on.
- The color your browser draws around a page now matches the Clean Solid background on every page, and links you share to Settings, Supporter, Status, Linux and Study Hall show a proper preview.
- Headings match on Status and Tools. Their titles now use the same heading font as the rest of the Clean look, and so does the Linux page, which also picks up your look's background.
- Receipts look like Re:Vault. A supporter receipt now uses the Clean Solid colors and the site's icon in the tab. It still prints in black on white.
- Plainer names on the status page. The first two rows are now called Site engine and Page loading.
- An empty music player now tells you where to add tracks: in Settings.
- A supporter receipt's tab is titled the same way as every other page.
- A tool's page now describes that tool to search engines, not the whole toolbox.
- If a saved font can't be found, Re:Vault now falls back to Figtree, the font everyone starts with.