Highlights
- Admin experience is now browser-first in Next.js, with dedicated pages for dashboard, users, usage analytics, system/maintenance, and broadcast.
- Desktop profile “Admin panel” navigation now targets the Next.js auth shell path, removing dependence on legacy Blazor admin UI.
- Account and usage surfaces continue alignment: consistent windows, clearer labels, and stronger shared metric behavior across desktop and web.
- “What’s New” presentation in desktop was upgraded to a richer modal experience with structured update highlights.
- Download handling on web was updated to better follow current release/version conventions.
Fixes
- Fixed admin usage failures caused by query date handling by normalizing admin usage range inputs to UTC before database querying.
- Fixed desktop-to-admin routing mismatch where admin navigation could still resolve to Blazor-hosted routes.
- Fixed admin usage rendering reliability issues in Next.js after API/data wiring updates.
- Improved compatibility for Next.js deployment/runtime configuration by making standalone output opt-in for self-host scenarios.
Known issues
- Usage totals can temporarily look stale if local activity has not yet synced to cloud canonical aggregates.
Notes
- This release finalizes the admin migration direction: desktop as entry point, Next.js as the primary web authority for admin/account workflows.
- This release is primarily a stability and operability update focused on routing correctness and analytics reliability.