# Pachli 3.4.0 is released
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# Pachli 3.4.0 is released
## New features
- Show hidden hashtags at the end of the content
- Support searching for posts that quote others
- Trust new intermediate certificates from Sectigo## Fixes
- Don't crash if a poll has a missing vote count
- Many improvements to quotes, see the blog post for details
- Media playback fixes, see blog post for details
- Database fixes, see blog post for details -
# Pachli 3.4.0 is released
## New features
- Show hidden hashtags at the end of the content
- Support searching for posts that quote others
- Trust new intermediate certificates from Sectigo## Fixes
- Don't crash if a poll has a missing vote count
- Many improvements to quotes, see the blog post for details
- Media playback fixes, see blog post for details
- Database fixes, see blog post for detailsThis release also includes translation updates:
- Chinese (Traditional Han script) by 黃冠霖
- Estonian by Priit Jõerüüt
- French by @terrylaire
- German by @Kachelkaiser
- Irish by Aindriú Mac Giolla Eoin
- Kabyle by @ButterflyOfFire
- Latvian by Edgars Andersons
- Polish by @LukaszHorodecki
- Slovak by @Russssty
- Spanish by Juan M Sevilla -
This release also includes translation updates:
- Chinese (Traditional Han script) by 黃冠霖
- Estonian by Priit Jõerüüt
- French by @terrylaire
- German by @Kachelkaiser
- Irish by Aindriú Mac Giolla Eoin
- Kabyle by @ButterflyOfFire
- Latvian by Edgars Andersons
- Polish by @LukaszHorodecki
- Slovak by @Russssty
- Spanish by Juan M SevillaThe following gave very useful feedback (details in blog post):
- @neatnit
- @harald
- @AmelieCornelis
- @dhamlinmusic
- @blitter
- @jay_peper
- @z428eu
- @blit
- @nick
- @badnetmask
- @greg
- @fluchtkapsel
- @TKb0iZ
- @arclight
- @burnitdown
- @irenetherogue
- @kommadieb
- @langhaarschneider
- @lufertec
- @mamue
- @mattb
- @neutronwrangler
- @pcgaldo
- @Radgryd
- @sashin
- @ScottMGS
- @ticho
- @tomoThanks to everyone who contributed to this release, and apologies to anyone I missed.
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The following gave very useful feedback (details in blog post):
- @neatnit
- @harald
- @AmelieCornelis
- @dhamlinmusic
- @blitter
- @jay_peper
- @z428eu
- @blit
- @nick
- @badnetmask
- @greg
- @fluchtkapsel
- @TKb0iZ
- @arclight
- @burnitdown
- @irenetherogue
- @kommadieb
- @langhaarschneider
- @lufertec
- @mamue
- @mattb
- @neutronwrangler
- @pcgaldo
- @Radgryd
- @sashin
- @ScottMGS
- @ticho
- @tomoThanks to everyone who contributed to this release, and apologies to anyone I missed.
@pachli I like how you do shout-outs like this! And thanks for a great program, it's my go to.
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@dbat
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