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STL files can be picked on an iPad: In the file picker of an iPad or iPhone the STL, 3MF, STEP and .lyl files were greyed out and could not be selected, while ZIP files worked: iOS greys out every ending it does not know as a type, and the picker asked for exactly those. On these devices the pickers now show all files, and layerling checks what it is given, as it always did; elsewhere the list narrows the picker as before. Not tried on an iPad yet. Reported by @andrej-cds in #219.
The start page's import tile shows the editor's import picture: "Open a design or import geometry" had a different symbol (a sheet with an arrow) than the import button in the editor (a cube with an arrow pointing at it). Both show the editor's picture now.
The settings window opens where you left it: Moved by its title bar, the settings window was remembered, but opened shifted to the left and up by the distance it stands from the corner when centred - so far off the left edge on a wide window that part of it was out of reach, and dragging it back helped only until the next time. The same held for the guide and the shortcuts window. A moved window now opens exactly where it was dropped. Reported by @prmod3d in #219.
A design opens in the view you left it in: The angle, zoom and position of the camera, and whether it was perspective or flat, are kept with the design in the browser and written again a moment after every move of the view, when the page is hidden or closed and when you go Home. Opening the design puts the camera back there; a new design opens in the standard view as before. The view is not part of the undo history and a move of the camera never saves the design. A saved .lyl file carries it as optional editor.view, so it opens in it elsewhere; older versions pass over it. Asked for by @prmod3d in #220.
npm install reports no vulnerabilities: Next.js 15 ships an old PostCSS, and npm audit flagged it as one high and one moderate vulnerability, whose suggested fix npm audit fix --force would have moved the app to Next.js 16. package.json now pins PostCSS 8.5.28 through overrides; Next.js stays at 15.5.27, the audit finds nothing, and typecheck and static export run as before. Reported by @ARSoderberg in #221, who also tested the fix.