Mikä on uutta

Plinky is now Klimpi. New name, new mark — a piano keyboard standing upright as the K, with the key you press in fuchsia. Everything you have done is still here: your scores, your pieces, your takes, all on your device as before. Nothing to sign in to, nothing to move across.

A new set of colours to go with it. Fuchsia for what you press, aubergine for the page at night, brass for what you earned. It opens this way, and the two you already know are still in Settings → Colours: Indigo and Violet. Any of the three works in light, dark or black, so pick the pair you like.

A link that opens a particular ear drill, or the shelf's Manage tab, opens without redrawing itself. A link naming an exercise and its level — a review link, or one of today's suggestions — arrives as the same page everyone gets, with only the address saying which drill it is, and the browser threw that page away and drew it again the moment it read the address. Those links now open as they arrive, and still land where they name.

Composer pages, piece pages and the music shelves open without redrawing themselves. Each of those arrives already written for the piece or the person it is about, and the browser was throwing that page away and drawing it again from nothing the moment it opened. They now open as they arrive.