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| 1 | 🤖 New iPhone and Mac apps (0.9.3), mostly about threads. Reply and threads are |
| 2 | now two separate things: a plain reply quotes a message and stays in the chat |
| 3 | where you can see it, and a thread only ever starts because you chose "Reply in |
| 4 | thread" — nothing gets pulled into one by accident. A thread reads as its own |
| 5 | small conversation, the message it's about sitting at the top of it. |
| 6 | |
| 7 | When a conversation has already sprawled down the chat, **Convert to thread** |
| 8 | on the message it started from tucks the whole run of replies into a thread, |
| 9 | leaving the original in place with a count under it. And the chat's ⋯ menu |
| 10 | gains **Threads** — every thread in that chat, most recent first — so a thread |
| 11 | you meant to come back to is somewhere you can find it rather than somewhere |
| 12 | you have to remember. |
| 13 | |
| 14 | Tapping a notification for a reply now takes you to that reply, opening its |
| 15 | thread if that's where it lives, instead of dropping you at the bottom of the |
| 16 | chat. And coming back to the app with a thread open puts the cursor back in the |
| 17 | main conversation, not the thread. |
| 18 | |
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