Release 5.3.32

What Changed

• Responsive UI on mobile. Collapsed mode is disabled on small screens; dialogs and panels adapt to viewport; operators see correct layout on tablets and phones.
• Group chat sender names. In group chats (Telegram, WhatsApp), the operator now sees the actual sender's name instead of the group name.
• Saved filters access control. You can only edit or delete your own saved filters; apply is allowed for your filters or public ones.
• Update notification with release notes. When the instance is updated, the notification shows a short summary and a link to the full release notes in the docs.
• Scenario Builder: Run from any node. You can start a scenario from any node, not only those with saved state; support for custom or empty state.
• Broadcast alias fix. Broadcasts with alias that points to a message node (without keyboard) no longer hang — the scenario continues automatically.
• Fast Line Pro file uploads. Correct MIME-type is now sent for files (images, video, audio, documents) when using Fast Line Pro — proper handling by API.

How It Changed

Responsive UI and group chats

Before: On mobile, collapsed mode could break layout; dialogs might overflow; in group chats the sender name was shown as the group name.
Now: Collapsed mode is off on small screens; dialogs and panels adapt; in group chats sender names are shown correctly.
Why it matters: Better usability on mobile and tablets; clearer context in group chats.

Saved filters and update notification

Before: Any user could edit or delete any saved filter; update notification was generic without a link to details.
Now: Only the owner can edit or delete a filter; apply works for own or public filters; update notification includes a link to release notes.
Why it matters: Safer access control and easier discovery of new features after updates.

Scenario Builder and broadcasts

Before: Run from node worked only for nodes with saved state; broadcasts with alias → message node could hang.
Now: Run from any node with custom or empty state; broadcast alias → message node continues correctly.
Why it matters: Better scenario testing and reliable broadcast flows.

Fast Line Pro files

Before: Fast Line Pro could receive files without correct MIME-type.
Now: Files send correct MIME-type for proper AI processing of images and documents.
Why it matters: Correct AI processing of images and documents.