Slack beta for Windows 10 received an update that brings it to version 2.1.0. While there are several bug fixes and some new improvements, the more notable improvements are enhanced notifications for Windows 10 users and resuming from sleep faster.
Slack 2.1.0 (Dog Days Are Over)
Here’s a look at Slack’s release notes:
What’s New
- Customers on the Windows 10 beta will see enhanced notifications, including the sender’s profile picture and image attachments. What a delight!
- When resuming from sleep, Slack was unusually groggy and would sometimes take over a minute to reconnect. We set an alarm, applied caffeine and a dash of code, and behold: the app resumes much faster now.
- A shiny new About box that lists our licenses legibly. Legalese: let it be.
- Can’t find the release notes, you say? Wait, how did you get here? Oh well– try Help > What’s New next time.
Fixed
- An issue where teams could fall out of any sensible order in the sidebar. We put them back in formation.
- The sidebar was using the menu background color rather than the channel list color, resulting in a fashion faux pas for some custom themes.
- Always Show Menu Bar was checked when it should be unchecked, and unchecked when it should be checked. We swizzled its quantum spin and the universe is consistent once again.
- Opening developer tools through a troubleshooting link (which we occasionally use for support) now does what we told you it would do.
If you’re running the Slack beta on Windows 10, let us know how things are working in the comments below.