Marking with a mouse on touchscreen PCs
On a computer whose screen is also a touchscreen, marking a line with the mouse works again. You could drag across a sentence as many times as you liked and nothing came of it — no line, no Yes or No. Marking a line from the keyboard, arrow by arrow, is back on those machines too.
The confirmation closes with the chat
Delete a chat and the question goes with it. The confirmation used to stay on screen after you had answered it, floating over wherever you went next.
The match moment comes first
The moment of a match now meets you at the door. Open Anketta after someone has matched with you and it plays before anything else, instead of arriving minutes later over a chat you had already begun answering.
Your match holds through a bad connection
A match you already have stays with you. When Anketta could not reach its own side of the line as it opened, it sometimes forgot your match altogether: the home screen offered you reading, and taking it put new manuscripts in front of you while your chat waited out of sight. Your match now holds through a bad connection, and the way into the feed stays closed while you have one.
The bot writes in your language
Messages from the bot arrive in the language you chose for Anketta. They had followed the language of your Telegram instead, so a reader who set Anketta to English went on being written to in Russian.
Word reaches you away from the app
When someone reads your manuscript and marks it, word of it now reaches you while you are away from the app, not only while you have it open.
Hold to undo works in Telegram
Hold a mark inside Telegram to take it back and it lifts. The circle used to fill and then quietly give up, because Telegram read the same press as a swipe to close the app.
Back changes your answer
Hold "back" to return to someone, read them again, and answer differently — the new answer is the one that stands, and it can turn into a match. Your second answer used to be dropped without a word, and a stranger took the place of the person you had come back from.
The unread count skips your own messages
In a chat, the count on the button back to the newest message no longer includes what you just wrote yourself.