v3.9

• words_web.py can serve everyone: public_app() (the WSGI application for a web server, as PythonAnywhere) and --public keep each visitor's settings, languages, dark mode and earlier searches in the cookies of their browser, and save nothing on the server. With no cookies, the page follows the language of the browser. See "Online" in the README.

v3.8

• In the window, changing the language of the interface no longer leaves the parts of the window built before tied to the changes of the look and of the fonts, which gave errors after each change.
• If the file of a language of the interface is wrong, the window stays in the language it was in and says why in the status bar (before, it went on in English without a word).

v3.7

• words_install.py --uninstall removes in Linux only the .desktop entries and the icons (py-words.png and .svg, in every size that is installed, even one the program no longer has), and nothing else.
• icons/linux/uninstall.sh removes the same: the four entries and the icons, by their exact names.
• The titles, the web page and the menu entries say "A Latin Dictionary" (in Spanish, "Un diccionario de latín").

v3.6

Full Changelog: v3.5...v3.6

v.3.5

v3.5

v.3.4

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v.3.3

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v.3.2

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v.3.0

Full Changelog: https://github.com/nivaca/py-words/commits/3.0