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Scrollr Desktop v1.0.20 — FIFA World Cup 2026

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@github-actions github-actions released this 12 Jun 01:31
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⚽ FIFA World Cup 2026 is in your ticker

The headline of this release: Scrollr now tracks the FIFA World Cup — all 104 matches of the expanded 48-team tournament across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, from the opening match on June 11 through the final on July 19.

  • One-click add — open the League Manager, find FIFA World Cup under Soccer, and toggle it on. Fixtures, kickoff times, and live scores flow straight into your ticker.
  • Live scores update on the fast poll cycle (every 30 seconds while matches are in play).
  • Group standings are fully supported, including per-group tables as the group stage unfolds.

No setup beyond adding the league — match data is already live on the platform as of today.

🛠 Platform reliability for tournament season

The World Cup is the biggest sustained-traffic event Scrollr has handled, so most of the work since v1.0.19 went into the backend. These improvements are already deployed server-side and benefit you on any app version:

  • Zero-downtime live updates — the core API now runs multiple replicas with coordinated live-score streaming (SSE resubscribes and rate-limit counters shared via Redis), and deploys roll out surge-only. Your ticker no longer blips when we ship.
  • Smarter sports-data budgeting — off-season leagues no longer consume the daily sports-data quota, keeping the full budget available for live World Cup, MLB, NHL, and Volleyball Nations League coverage.
  • Tier-limit consistency guard — subscription tier limits are now pinned by a cross-language test suite, so the limits shown in the app, on the website, and enforced by the API can never silently drift apart.

📦 Updating

Existing installs will update automatically — no action needed. Fresh installs:

Platform Download
Windows Scrollr_1.0.20_x64-setup.exe or Scrollr_1.0.20_x64_en-US.msi
macOS (Apple Silicon) Scrollr_1.0.20_aarch64.dmg
Linux Scrollr_1.0.20_amd64.AppImage, .deb, or .rpm

Note for the curious: the desktop binary itself is functionally identical to v1.0.19 — this version exists to mark World Cup availability and keep app and platform versions aligned. All the new capability lives server-side.

Full changelog: desktop-v1.0.19...desktop-v1.0.20