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There have been following string additions to module 'seahorse.gnome-3-32':
+ "A new and contemporary icon"
+ "Add OARS metadata, relevant to age restrictions."
+ "Added an empty state placeholder"
+ "Application-specific passwords now show the application logo if
available"
+ "Automatically start searching when typing"
+ "Cleanup of the interface with a headerbar"
+ "Fix a crash on old GNOME web (epiphany) passwords"
+ "Fixed a crash when syncing GPG keys to a HKP keyserver"
+ "Fixed multi-selection of keys"
+ "Fixed the build for older vala versions and some configuration options"
+ "GKR: ask for confirmation when changing a password"
+ "GKR: fix segfault when changing default keyring password"
+ "GPG: give a hint when a name is too short for a key"
+ "Got rid of several deprecated GTK+ widgets"
+ "Migrated to GitLab and added CI with Flatpak"
+ "Moved to Meson as build system"
+ "Passwords filled in in GNOME Web show the website and username"
+ "Passwords from Chrome are now more often properly recognized"
+ "Property dialogs for passwords and keys have undergone a cleanup"
+ "SSH: Added support for ED25519 and ECDSA keys"
+ "SSH: different key length options given the encryption type"
+ "Small tweaks to modernize the UI"
+ "This release also updates translations in several languages."
+ "Updated documentation"
+ "User-specific Wi-Fi Passwords are now recognized"
+ "Version 3.30 is the first stable release since 3.20, with the following
major improvements:"
+ "Version 3.32 is the first stable release since 3.30, with the following
major improvements:"
+ "Version 3.32.1 is the next iteration in the stable 3.32 release series,
with the following major improvements:"
+ "Version 3.32.2 is the next iteration in the stable 3.32 release series,
with the following major improvements:"
+ "When entering a new password, an indicator shows its strength"
Note that this doesn't directly indicate a string freeze break, but it
might be worth investigating.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/seahorse/commits/gnome-3-32
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