NEW features! Why you should try these new features today and how they can benefit you

First up is Private Audience Selector, which allows users to choose who views their status updates. This isn't technically new, since users are already able to control who sees their status updates when sharing them, but this implementation provides a more customized experience. The most recent audience selection is saved and used as the default for the next status update.

NEW features!

DOWNLOAD: https://lustvifracmu.blogspot.com/?lg=2vFvSO

Next, Voice Status. Using this feature, users can share voice notes of up to 30 seconds via their status. WhatsApp describes it as offering a way of sending more personal updates, especially if users feel more comfortable expressing themselves by talking rather than typing.

Status Reactions allow users to react to status updates from friends and close contacts by swiping up and tapping one of eight emojis, including Heart-Eyes, Face with Tears of Joy, Face with Open Mouth, Crying Face, Folded Hands, Clapping Hands, Party Popper, and One Hundred Points. WhatsApp says this was the number one feature that users requested.

New Status Profile Rings make it easier to see status updates right within chat lists, group participant lists, and contact info, thanks to a ring around a user's profile picture whenever they share a status update.

As WABetaInfo notes, some of these features are not exactly new, but they have been added to the list of recent improvements for status updates to highlight WhatsApp's commitment to improving the user experience.

MacRumors attracts a broad audience of both consumers and professionals interested in the latest technologies and products. We also boast an active community focused on purchasing decisions and technical aspects of the iPhone, iPod, iPad, and Mac platforms.

Don't see your app here? The Microsoft Dynamics 365 documentation page also points you to full product documentation and Learn modules that you can use to learn about the new features in the latest versions.

As we had announced back in November 2022, we used December for housekeeping our GitHub issues and pull requests (see our issue cleanup guide). Across all of our repositories, we achieved a net reduction of 3637 open issues and pull requests. Unsurprisingly, the lion share of the reduction happened in our top 5 repositories: microsoft/vscode (2520), microsoft/vscode-jupyter (374), microsoft/vscode-remote-release (278), microsoft/vscode-python (220), and microsoft/vscode-pull-request-github (160).

Go to Next/Previous Change now has audio cues to indicate if a line was inserted, deleted, or modified. Additionally, the line of the change is selected so that it can read by a screen reader.

To improve the keyboard accessibility of the Workspace Trust editor, which can be opened via Workspaces: Manage Workspace Trust, you can now toggle trust for the current workspace with the keyboard using Ctrl/Cmd+Enter or for the parent folder with Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Enter.

For settings with multiple indicators, such as a "Modified Elsewhere" indicator and a "Default value changed" indicator, the left and right arrow keys are now used to navigate between the indicators. This change allows users to tab out of the indicators with a single press of the Tab key.

We are happy to announce that the Profiles feature is now generally available in VS Code. A Profile can include extensions, settings, keyboard shortcuts, UI state, tasks, and user snippets. You can customize VS Code for different development scenarios like data science, documentation writing, or for multiple programming languages like Python or Java. If you have different VS Code setups based on workflow such as "Work" or "Demo", you can also save those as different profiles. You can open multiple workspaces (folders) with different profiles applied simultaneously.

The following video demonstrates how to export a profile using a GitHub gist in order to share it with someone. Users that receive the profile link can preview the shared profile in VS Code for the Web and import it to their local VS Code instance.

If an editor is minimized, the grid will now preserve that state when resizing the entire workbench or sidebars. In the short video below, the width of the minimized editor on the right remains constant as the overall editor region is expanded.

When working the custom Customize Layout command either via triggering the command or using the layout controls in the custom title bar, you can Restore Defaults using the revert arrow button in the top right of the layout control.

The tree view Find control now supports contiguous matching along with the existing "fuzzy" matching. In the video below, initially searching for "src" has matches such as "resource". When "fuzzy" matching is disabled via the Fuzzy Match toggle button, only text with the contiguous text "src" is highlighted.

The new workbench.list.typeNavigationMode setting allows you to configure the type navigation mode for lists. By default (setting value automatic), navigation occurs in list and trees as you type. If you prefer to only enable navigation at certain times, you can set typeNavigationMode to trigger and the list will only go into type navigation mode once the list.triggerTypeNavigation command is run.

The command list.triggerTypeNavigation does not have a keybinding by default but you can add your own. For example, if you'd like to enter type navigation mode after you press the / key, you can add a keybinding such as:

To prevent accidental opening of very large files, especially in remote environments where there might be an actual cost due to network transfer, a confirmation is shown before opening the file. The limit can be modified via the new workbench.editorLargeFileConfirmation setting and has different defaults based on opening local files versus remote files.

The files.watcherExclude setting supports glob patterns for powerful exclusion rules of the file watcher. However, glob patterns had not been supported natively by the library used for file watching. In this milestone, we contributed support for glob patterns for exclusions for more efficient resource usage, especially on Linux.

A new setting application.shellEnvironmentResolutionTimeout (macOS and Linux only) allows you to increase the timeout for resolving the shell environment when that is required. By default, VS Code will wait up to 10 seconds for the environment to resolve, but in certain cases with more complex shell setups that may not be enough time.

When VS Code is resolving the user shell environment, it will now set a new environment variable VSCODE_RESOLVING_ENVIRONMENT to 1. This is useful for user scripts (for example, in .bashrc) that need to know whether they are being run in the context of resolving the shell environment.

The default is to always select the best suggestion so that hitting Enter or Tab inserts it. If you prefer to not have a suggestion selected, set the value to never, whenQuickSuggestion, or whenTriggerCharacter. When using those setting values, suggestions will still show but are not selected automatically and you can use the arrow keys to select one.

The number of color decorators that are shown in the editor is limited to 500. This is to prevent performance issues when opening a file containing a large number of colors. This limit can now be configured via the editor.colorDecoratorsLimit setting.

The new Go To Match... command allows you to jump to a specific match in a file based on the count when the Find control is open. This is useful when you have a large number of matches and want to jump to a specific one.

In this milestone, we redesigned the inline suggestions toolbar to make it more compact and easier to use. It features buttons to quickly cycle through alternative suggestions and to accept a suggestion fully or word by word.

The terminal.integrated.enableFileLinks setting now features a "notRemote" option, allowing it to be conditionally disabled only on remotes where the file existence checks can cause performance problems.

Detection of the Cygwin shell on Windows was recently removed due to a security vulnerability. This release we bring this back in a safer form and also detect more shell profiles, including Cygwin, Cmder and MSYS2. To mitigate the security problem, before one of these profiles is used, it must be configured via the Select Default Profile command:

A long-time request has been to add the Clear Terminal command to the terminal view actions but we have always been concerned about bloat in the UI. Thanks to a new internal feature, we have new hidden-by-default actions that appear in an overflow menu but can be toggled to show via right-click:

Windows shares Ctrl+C between copying a selection and sending SIGINT to the shell, depending on whether there is a selection. A common annoyance was that if you had accidentally made a selection, Ctrl+C may not send SIGINT. To help mitigate this, Ctrl+C to copy the selection will now also clear the selection, so pressing Ctrl+C twice will reliably send SIGINT either 1 or 2 times.

There is a new setting terminal.integrated.tabStopWidth that configures the tab stop width of the terminal. This is useful when programs output the \t character instead of configuring the tab size in their configuration.

GPU-accelerated terminals now get pixel-perfect custom glyphs for the triangle and diagonal line Powerline extra symbols glyphs (U+E0B8-U+E0BF). These characters are ambiguous as to whether they are single or double width characters and differ depending on the font used, so we chose to render them as single width.

The Run Selected Text In Active Terminal command will now run the text using "bracketed paste mode" in supporting shells, so a multi-line selection will be treated as a single input, rather than multiple commands. This makes running actual scripts much more intuitive with fewer errors occurring.

Git 2.35 introduced a new --staged mode for the git stash command. This new mode allows you to easily stash only the changes that are staged. If you have a version of Git that supports this new mode, you can take advantage of it using the new Git: Stash Staged command. 2ff7e9595c