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Check the new digs: the iOS app has been migrated to React Native's newest architecture, Fabric. What's THAT even mean? Even though things may look the same, the engineers have informed us that there’s “almost 20% boosts in typical app initialization times.” Alongside this speed increase, we also fixed the following: - We fixed the channel list jittering and jumping around while scrolling around. - Patched up an issue where creating a Thread failed and instead brought you to a "No text channels" screen. It just left you in the abyss… - Fixed an issue where selecting a sticker to send discarded aallll text you'd already typed. - Fixed the app sending you a burst of in-app notifications for any messages that you happened to already read on another device. - Fixed haptic feedback forcing your device off mute and hijacking external audio outputs, like CarPlay. Vroom vroom. We also shipped a couple of feature updates across desktop and mobile: Message Forwarding now supports sending @silent-ly, and Channel Pinning is now available on all servers instead of just Community-enabled ones. Take a peek at the rest of the updates at dis.gd/PatchNotes

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.

We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.