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A wrong language picked at first start can be changed back. The Wi-Fi
setup screen that follows the language choice now has a back arrow to the
language list; there was no way back before. The arrow answers from the
moment the screen appears: for almost a second after it was drawn, the
device was starting its setup network and every touch was ignored.
The account pairing screen fits on the screen. The instruction ran edge
to edge, the address broke in two and the countdown was cut off at the
bottom. The screen now has the same header as the Wi-Fi one, the address on
a line of its own, the code under it and the countdown under that.
The address under the QR is the one the QR points at. It read tigersystem.io/pair, which was written into the translations and answers
404; it is now taken from the pairing link itself, so the two can never
disagree again, and it is drawn at the largest size that fits it on one
line. The pairing code is taken off it, whether the link carries it as a
parameter or as the last part of the address, so the line is the address
and nothing else.
An empty printer list offers a button, not an instruction. It used to
say "All printers hidden. Settings > Printers" and leave the rest to the
reader; the home screen now carries a Select printers button that opens the
picker.
The printer lists no longer run off the screen. On the first-boot
printer choice the Confirm button was sliced along the bottom bezel and the
gauge clipped at the top; on the Settings printer list the last row was cut.
Both lists were measured without the space the screen puts between its own
rows.
An expired pairing code returns to the sign-in choice by itself. It used
to stop on an error screen that had to be tapped; a code nobody got to in
ten minutes is not a failure, and choosing Google again fetches a fresh one.
"Scan the QR code": a shorter instruction above the QR codes, in every
language.
The language list shows its scrollbar, like every other list - nine
languages do not fit on one screen and nothing said there were more.
The screen stays smooth when no NFC reader is connected. The device kept
retrying the reader in a way that froze the interface for more than a second
in every three - scrolling stuttered and a tap took a moment to land, which
showed on first setup before the reader is wired.