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Satin Web Mobile v1.2 has been released!

Satin Web Mobile v1.2 has been released!

5/15/2019

 
Satin Web Mobile v1.2 is here! This is not a very significant update, but it does make some important improvements. Keep reading to see what's new in version 1.2. (Hey, wait a moment... I'm a poet and I didn't even know it!)
​What's new:
  • Rearranged buttons: I have moved the back and forward buttons so they are less awkward. They no longer move around when a website is loading (thank goodness).
  • URL bar hint: The URL bar now displays "Browse the web..." when no text is in it.
  • Bug fixes: This update addresses and fixes a few small bugs. Hooray!

I hope you enjoy version 1.2 of Satin Web Mobile. If you have an Android device and would like to check it out, click here.
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A screenshot of Satin Web Mobile v1.2.

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