WebSpeak3 v0.6.1-beta.1

This project-wide release introduces the new public WebSpeak3 website and expands automated browser quality checks.

Website

• Modern bilingual landing page for German and English visitors
• Clear explanation that WebSpeak3 can connect to any reachable TeamSpeak server
• Current desktop and mobile client previews
• Device-aware Android and iPhone presentation frames
• Animated onboarding, architecture, feature and installation sections
• Interactive client tour and community contribution section
• Responsive mobile navigation
• Automatic GitHub project statistics and release timeline
• Updated social sharing preview image

Quality and documentation

• Free Safari smoke checks through GitHub Actions
• Safari capability checks now target the real WebSpeak3 client
• Updated project links for the website, live client and demo

Project status

WebSpeak3 remains a beta project under active development. Browser audio and device behavior may vary, particularly in Safari.

WebSpeak3 v0.6.0-beta.1

This milestone improves live client state and makes WebSpeak3 easier to deploy behind separate domains and Cloudflare infrastructure.

Highlights

• Server-group icon badges and built-in group icon fallbacks
• Dedicated status icon when a client lacks talk power
• Custom server icon retrieval
• Configurable VITE_GATEWAY_URL for separately hosted frontends
• Optional Cloudflare Tunnel service in Docker Compose
• Documented production domains for the website, client and demo

Fixes

• Talking indicator now respects microphone mute state
• Talking indicator now respects moderated-channel talk power
• Correct WebSocket path for custom gateway URLs
• Improved channel-tree icon alignment and row sizing

WebSpeak3 v0.5.0-beta.1

WebSpeak3 expands beyond everyday voice and chat with comprehensive server administration and permissions tooling.

Highlights

• Kick and ban actions from the client context menu
• Virtual server editor and server log
• Ban list and complaint list management
• Offline messages dialog
• Complete server context menu
• Server and channel group assignment
• Rights menu and read-only own-permissions overview
• Full permissions editor
• ServerQuery login dialog
• File transfer support
• Server icons window

Fixes

• Reliable server and channel group loading
• Correct permission catalog names across chunked server replies
• Improved identity dialog parity with the native client

WebSpeak3 v0.4.0-beta.1

This beta milestone adds the personal tools expected from a full desktop-style TeamSpeak client.

Highlights

• Contacts management
• Local session recording with WAV export
• Saved whisper target lists and whisper history
• Identity management dialog
• Import of native TeamSpeak .ini identity files
• Client and server connection-information windows
• Collected URLs, invite-a-friend and client-log dialogs
• Completed Self menu

Fixes

• Correct decoding of imported identity names and nicknames
• Removed menu entries for features that cannot sensibly be implemented in the browser

WebSpeak3 v0.3.0-alpha.1

WebSpeak3 becomes useful on more devices and gains several important communication features.

Highlights

• Responsive mobile client layout
• Static demo mode for showcasing WebSpeak3 without a server
• Server Log notifications for client, channel and permission events
• Shift+Enter support for multiline chat messages
• Client context menu in the channel tree
• Country flags beside connected clients
• TeamSpeak .ts3soundpack import
• Persistent client identity between sessions
• Whisper support for individual clients and complete channels

Fixes

• Corrected dropdown clipping on narrow displays
• Fixed asset loading when hosted below a non-root URL
• Resolved TypeScript errors that blocked CI builds

WebSpeak3 v0.2.0-alpha.1

This milestone turns the initial prototype into a recognizable, self-hostable WebSpeak3 client with settings, favorites and bilingual branding.

Highlights

• Connections menu and TS3-style connection dialog
• Favorites, server switching and Away/AFK status
• Microphone and output mute controls
• Audio device selection before connecting
• Playback and capture settings panels
• Configurable sound notifications and away-message presets
• Docker and Docker Compose deployment
• German and English interface localization
• WebSpeak3 name, logo, favicons and Open Graph branding
• MIT license and expanded installation documentation

Fixes

• Improved stability on large servers
• Fixed deployment and Docker port configuration issues
• Improved behavior in insecure local HTTP environments

WebSpeak3 v0.1.0-alpha.1

The first public development milestone of WebSpeak3: a browser-based client that connects to real TeamSpeak servers.

Highlights

• Browser-based TeamSpeak connection and voice playback
• Selectable audio output device
• Clear connection error handling
• Server and channel password support
• Connection form autofill and client status icons
• Client poke support, both sending and receiving
• Initial layout inspired by the familiar TeamSpeak 3 desktop client

Status

This is an early alpha milestone reconstructed from the project history. Expect incomplete features and browser-specific limitations.