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New - See which nodes your radio hasn't heard on its current LoRa settings. After changing preset, region or frequency slot, those nodes are marked in the node list and node details, a new filter can hide them, and when most of the list is affected you can remove them in one step. Requires firmware 2.8.1 or later. - Importing a configuration now checks itself: after the radio reboots and reconnects, the app compares what you imported with what the radio actually saved. - Adding a contact now warns you before it replaces a public key your radio already has for that node. - Factory erase on nRF52 radios with an OTAFIX 2.4 or later bootloader now keeps the installed firmware, and bootloader updates now cover five more boards. Improvements - Dark mode text and icons in the accent color are now much easier to read, including the map buttons, node actions and tab labels. - New messages stay in view instead of sliding off the bottom of the conversation, and incoming messages appear right away. - Smoother scrolling in the node list, and a faster contacts list. - Network radios that don't advertise a name now show their network name and address in the radio list. Fixes - Transmit power is back in LoRa settings. - The Nightly tab in Firmware Updates lists nightly builds again. - Wi-Fi firmware updates on ESP32 radios reconnect to the right radio after it restarts. - Shared location now sends the correct speed and heading, and other nodes' headings show correctly on the map. - Switching radios no longer loses power channel names, waypoint geofences and alerts, private waypoints, air quality history, or signed message badges. - A node's signed and verified badges now follow what your radio reports. - Reduced the chance of brief freezes while connected over Bluetooth on Mac.
Meshtastic® is an open source, off-grid, decentralized, mesh network built to run on low-power Lora radios letting you send text messages in areas without reliable cellular or WiFi service.