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The General panel in Settings now has an option to change the application theme. #6950
All Items, Favorites, and Watchtower are now show as emphasized text in Quick Find #7426
Disabled collection management for users who have never used the feature. Don’t worry, it will return for everyone after we have improved it. #7424
Adjust the layout, color, and background images of the first signin workflow. !7176, !7151
Update icons. !7174, !713
Improved styling. !7136
Rich Icons now work even when you are offline. !7095
In-progress item edits will be preserved across locking, shutdown, or even a crash of 1Password. !6850
Highlighted items now fit better together in the item list. #5791, #7230
Ctrl+U clears text and password fields on Linux #7414
“Create new item” menu option is now disabled while editing an item. !7166
Remove the header from the help menu and use a new help icon. !7286
Correctly show the sign in form when the user elects to add a new account, and the password form when the user elects to unlock an account. !7298
We now display an error message when the database is incompatible with the current version of 1Pasword. 6465
We now notify users of problems with the kernel or desktop keyrings. #6153
While installing using DNF, always use the system default for repo_gpgcheck. This means that when changing between the stable and release channels, DNF will always attempt to reuse previously downloaded keys. !7320
Fix log and settings folder/file permissions !7252
Explicitly check key and group keyring permissions before using them. !7304
SECURITY: Restrict control over logging levels in release builds #1860
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