WhatsApp for Windows 歷史舊版本 Page55

更新時間：2020-12-05
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更新時間：2020-12-05
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更新時間：2020-12-03
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What's new in this version:

- Support for minor Chromium upgrade （87.0.4280.66 → 87.0.4280.88）

更新時間：2020-12-03
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What's new in this version:

- Added caption support for code blocks on mobile
- Fixed a bug that prevented image actions on Android tablets, such as viewing full-screen or adding a caption

更新時間：2020-12-02
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What's new in this version:

BriskBard 2.3.0
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 87.0.4280.66
- Added a navigation history to the back button on each web browser tab
- Improved support for installations in multiple Windows user accounts
- The Indy and Tor components have been updated to the latest version
- The default domains blocked by the ad-blocker have been updated

Fixed:
- Fixed an issue closing the application after visiting 9gag
- Fixed an issue trying to download the safe browsing domains too many times
- Fixed an issue with the custom tab colors after duplicating a tab


BriskBard 2.2.0
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 86.0.4240.111
- Added a dark mode in the web browser tabs that use the Blink rendering engine
- Added a context menu option to select the spell checker dictionaries in the web browser
- Now it's possible to select the web browser behaviour for each URL scheme link clicked by the user
- Improved tab handling and scrolling
- The Tor component has been updated to the latest version
- The default domains blocked by the ad-blocker have been updated

Bug fixes :
- Now the arrows indicating the sort direction in some listings is drawn correctly when the application uses custom styles


BriskBard 2.1.0
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 85.0.4183.102
- BriskBard is now built with Delphi 10.4.1 which includes high resolution styles
- The web bookmarks include animations when the user opens a folder and they show the selected folder. The user can disable this effect and configure the animation speed
- Improved speed of the bookmark manager
- Added new web developer options in web browser tabs that use the Blink rendering engine. Now it's possible to disable JavaScript, work offline and disable automatic image downloads
- The SQLite and Tor components have been updated to the latest version
- The default domains blocked by the ad-blocker have been updated

Fixed:
- Fixed an issue saving the tab sizes
- Fixed an issue moving tabs that showed a custom color without user intervention
- Fixed the text selection in the address box in the web browser tabs
- Fixed an issue of child windows created behind configuration windows
- Now the favicons are also updated when the user goes back
- The custom cookie blocker has been replaced by an option to "Allow third party cookies"
- Fixed the default "Downloads" directory in new installations


BriskBard 2.0.0
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 84.0.4147.89
- Added context menu options, taskbar menu options and tray icon menu options to open new windows
- The users can now "drag and drop" tabs between different windows
- Added a configuration setting to open new application instances using new tabs or new windows
- Now it's possible to take web browser snapshots even with the hardware acceleration enabled
- New options to clear the private data corresponding to the current website
- There's a new menu option to enable easily the use of dynamic user agents
- The Indy, OpenSSL, Hunspell, SQLite, Tor and Libwebp components have been updated to the latest version

Bug-fixes:
- Fixed an issue with the printing margins in PDF format
- Fixed an issue with popup windows created in private mode
- Fixed some issues with the default configuration values in new installations
- Now the bookmark icons are updated correctly
- The default directory for browser downloads is now "my downloads" instead of "my documents"


BriskBard 1.9.0
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 81.0.4044.92
- New 64 bits version of BriskBard
- Added mouse gestures to the web browser tabs using the Blink engine
- Improved user agent selection and dynamic user agent per domain for web browser tabs using the Blink engine
- Added tasks in the context menu shown in the Windows task bar icon
- The task bar icon now shows the loading progress when BriskBard starts
- Now the button to open the downloads directory in the download manager is always enabled
- Added a new option to the uninstaller to keep the user data
- The web browser configuration has been modified to save user credentials for system proxies
- Performance has been improved in the web browser tabs that use the Trident engine
- The Indy and SQLite components have been updated to the latest version

Bug fixes :
- Fixed some graphical glitches when a web browser tab with the Trident engine was used
- The URL port number is now checked to see if it's valid before navigating to a web site


BriskBard 1.8.4
- This update includes many interesting suggestions sent by several users through the “contact” section in our website in addition to the latest browser engine versions and bug fixes
- The search box used in web browser tabs now shows information about the number of matches currently identified and the current position in the search results. It also has a couple of buttons to move the search box to the top or the bottom of the screen.
- In case you need to zoom in a web page but the usual zoom steps applied when you pressed control key while you moved the mouse wheel button weren’t what you wanted then try the new zoom key combination for a precise zoom control. Press control and shift while you move the mouse wheel button and you’ll increment or decrement the zoom value in much smaller steps.
- Other user requests added in this version are a new context menu option to copy the images in web browser tabs to the clipboard and an easy way to replace the URL in the browser address. For this reason, the address is selected automatically when the user clicks on it from another control.
- Now the installer creates 2 desktop shortcuts. One of them is the traditional shortcut to run the browser in normal mode but the new one opens a browser in private mode. This shortcut may come handy if you prefer to start BriskBard directly in private mode without using the existing content menu options to open bookmarks and speed dial links in private mode.

New features:
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 79.0.3945.88
- The preferred web browser language can now be changed without restarting the browser
- New option to change the search box location in web browser tabs and to show how many times that search term was found in the page
- Now it's possible to change the web page zoom in small intervals if the user presses control and shift while rotating the mouse wheel
- The address box selects all the text when the user clicks on it
- New context menu option to copy to the clipboard the images on web pages
- The installer now creates an icon on the destop and the start menu to open a browser tab in private mode
- The Indy and OpenSSL components have been updated to the latest version

Bug fixes:
- The issue about the browser tabs closing automatically when the user downloads a file is now fixed
- The Yandex and Google Safe Browsing services now work correctly
- The crash when the user tried to open a URL with a "file" scheme has been fixed


BriskBard 1.8.3
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 78.0.3904.87
- Now the videos that use the HTML5 VIDEO element have a "Picture in picture" in the options menu.
- The cookie deletion has been improved and now there's an option to keep the cookies from user-specified domains.
- There's a new cookie blocker that allows you to block the most common tracking cookies.
- Added a new configuration option called "Reading from HTML5 canvas" to avoid browser tracking with "canvas fingerprinting".
- Now it's possible to use a customized image in the Speed Dial.
- Added menu option "Contribute to this project".
- The blocked domain list used by the Ad blocker has been updated.
- The Indy, SQLite and Tor components have been updated to the latest version.

Bug fixes:
- Now BriskBard closes automatically orphan processes that could have been left running in previous sessions
- Fixed an issue that assigned a customized color to the button used to add a tab


BriskBard 1.8.2
New:
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 77.0.3865.90
- Added a print preview
- The tab drawing functions were optimized and improved
- Added a new window with multiple message download options on IMAP email accounts
- Added new configuration options for IMAP accounts to select the initial sync period and how the messages are downloaded
- There's a new button to archive the selected messages automatically
- Added support for several IMAP protocol extensions to move messages, search messages in Gmail, etc
- The Indy and OpenSSL components have been updated to the latest version
- The list of blocked domains for the ad blocker has been updated

Bug fixes:
- The application no longer closes when a web browser tab with the DevTools is closed
- Closing the bookmarks context menu no longer opens the last selected bookmark
- The star in the address box is now correctly updated when the user adds a new address to the bookmarks
- The performance in the configuration windows has been improved
- Fixed the connection issue in the DarkOrbit browser game


BriskBard 1.8.1
- Boost your Internet experience with the new speed dial improvements in BriskBard and enjoy a browser start page that meet your needs


BriskBard 1.8.0
- Navigate freely across the Internet with the new version of the BriskBard browser. Bypass firewalls or filters with 2 clicks and enjoy your privacy online


BriskBard 1.7.1

New:
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 74.0.3729.108
- Added new option to use an external download manager
- Added a context menu option to mute a web browser tab
- New options to import, export and edit image sets in the Change appearance section
- Now BriskBard can use visual stiles with high DPI monitors
- Added 3 new visual styles from delphistyles.com
- Improved image quality in menus and treeviews
- Added new option to drag and drop browser links form the browser window to the bookmarks and address box
- Added Qwant to the available search engine options
- The Indy and SQLite components have been updated to the latest version

Bug fixes:
- Fixed a font issue in some dialogs with treeviews
- Fixed text color in web browser tabs using the Trident engine
- Fixed the flickering in the email configuration window
- The buttons in the message and article editors now work correctly


BriskBard 1.7.0

- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 73.0.3683.75
- Now it's possible to customize all the user interface in BriskBard
- Added the "FatCow" image set used in buttons, menus, etc.
- Added tens of visual styles for the user interface controls
- Added the CONTROL + J keyboard shortcut to show the downloads window in the web browser tabs using the Blink engine
- The newsgroups servers list has been updated
- The ad blocker servers list has been updated
- The OpenSSL, Indy and SQLite components have been updated to the latest version

Bug fixes:
- The issue with scrolled tabs when you restore the main window has been fixed
- All the texts in the FTP connection window are now translated
- The email message editor now read the email configuration correctly
- Now the email and article viewer shows all the attached images
- The news aggregator now enables the buttons to add new subscriptions correctly
- The procedure to hide the mouse and user interface in the media player has been improved


BriskBard 1.6.9
- Change log not available for this version


BriskBard 1.6.8

New features:
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 70.0.3538.102
- Now BriskBard can save usernames and passwords from web pages that require authentication
- A new "Host configuration" manager has been added to the security section in the web browser settings
- Added several new options to clear the cache, cookies, navigation history and login information inside the "Clear private data" menu option
- The procedure to detect RSS feeds and favicon links has been improved
- The Indy and SQLite components have been updated to the latest version

Bug fixes:
- The delay opening MS Excel when BriskBard was running has been fixed


BriskBard 1.6.7
- Change log not available for this version


BriskBard 1.6.6

New features:
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 68.0.3440.84
- The strict site isolation option is now enabled by default in web browser tabs that use the Blink rendering engine
- Now it's possible to select the tabs by moving the mouse wheel when the pointer is over the tabs
- Added a configuration option to select the languages used by the spell checker in web browser tabs that use the Blink rendering engine
- Removed the configuration option to use an online service for the spell checker
- The Indy components have been updated to the latest version
- Opening and editing emails and Usenet articles have been improved
- Added a warning about large files when they are attached to emails or Usenet articles

Bug fixes:
- The message to import web bookmarks is no longer shown multiple times
- The mouse wheel can now be used to scroll bookmarks
- Users in Windows 10 can now use the mouse wheel to scroll the web browsing history panel
- Fixed the video playback flickering with the media player
- Now the attached JPG images in emails or Usenet articles have no white dots
- Fixed a rare bug in the application startup due to an incorrect CEF initialization
- Fixed the bug where the message editor was shown when the user right-clicked over an email or Usenet article
- Fixed a bug in the message editor that introduced line breaks incorrectly
- The image or contact photo in the message editor has the right size at all times
- The email editor now saves the destination address when you click on the save or send buttons while editing said address
- The email and Usenet article editor have been modified to add soft line breaks automatically when you reach the editor border


BriskBard 1.6.5

- BriskBard 1.6.5 includes the latest web rendering engine version that will make web developers happy thanks to the new APIs and tons of JavaScript and CSS support improvements, but regular Internet users will also be glad to know that this engine has more than 30 security fixes. As always, this BriskBard version includes some interface improvements and bug fixes reported by the users, in addition to the latest Indy and SQLite versions

These are the new features:
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 67.0.3396.62
- The Indy and SQLite components have been updated to the latest version
- Now favicons are used even when there none with the normal size
- Fixed a bug with some downloads that used encoded URLs
- Now the "Go to..." option in the context menu opens a new background tab


BriskBard 1.6.4
- Simplify your Internet navigation with the latest BriskBard version. Enjoy the new bookmark options and the new user interface features that will make your Internet experience even more comfortable


BriskBard 1.6.3
- Improve you Internet browsing experience with BriskBard 1.6.3 and enjoy the new configuration options, enhanced audio support and an even safer navigation


BriskBard 1.6.2
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 64.0.3282.119
- New "Site per process" security option in web browser tabs using the Blink engine
- Now you can use HTTP, SOCKS v4 and SOCKS v5 proxy servers in web browser tabs using the Blink engine
- New context menu options to duplicate tabs and reopen closed tabs
- New section in the web browser configuration window for all tab related settings
- New web browser settings option to open the same tabs the user was using when BriskBard was closed
- New web browser settings option to open a set of web pages on startup
- Added the enhanced video renderer (EVR) to the media player tabs
- SQLite has been updated to the latest version
- Fixed a bug downloading files with BLOB addresses used by Mega.nz


BriskBard 1.6.1

New features:
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 63.0.3239.109
- The Indy and OpenSSL components have been updated to the latest version
- The French language is now available in the user interface thanks to Christian
- There's a new option to show a Speed Dial when you open a new web browser tab
- Now it's possible to save a web page as a PNG image

Bug fixes:
- Improved responsiveness when you resize popup windows
- Now the settings are saved correctly


BriskBard 1.6.0

New features:
- The Blink rendering engine has been upgraded to 62.0.3202.75
- SQLite has been updated to the latest version
- Added a portable mode to run BriskBard from an external device without OS installation
- Now the web browser has a new private mode
- The keyboard shortcut Control+Shift+N has been activated to open new web browser tabs in private mode
- Added a context menu option to open web links in private mode
- The IRC-Hispano bookmarks have been updated

Bug fixes:
- The application initialization has been improved
- Fixed a bug reading the server information in popup windows
- Now the phishing threat updates will be disabled when the user disables the phishing protection in the configuration
- Fickering removed from the downloads window

更新時間：2020-12-02
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What's new in this version:

- IntelliJ IDEA 2020.3 offers a multitude of useful features, like interactive hints while debugging, Git staging support, extended support for Java 15 records and sealed classes, and more. It simplifies your daily work with endpoints, frameworks, and the profiler. The overall UX has been improved with better code completion based on machine-learning technology, a more intuitive and useful new Welcome screen, and better spelling and grammar checks. In short, everything about it is better

In this post we will give you quick update of all the major features and improvements you need to know about in v2020.3:
Editor:
- When you want to rename occurrences, you can now choose whether to do so in comments and string literals or in printable text
- You can organize tabs more easily by dragging and dropping them to divide the editor horizontally or vertically. We’ve also added the Open in Right Split action, which divides the editor vertically when you open another file
- It’s easier to organize your pinned tabs. You can drag and drop files to add them to the pinned tabs. Additionally, you can keep all the pinned tabs in a separate row
- You can set IntelliJ IDEA as the default application for opening certain file types
- It is now possible to add a template that creates several files. Inside the template, you can enter a pattern to generate a file name and a path
- We’ve improved Markdown formatting, synced the preview and editor, and added support for Mermaid.js

User Experience:
- The new Welcome screen includes four new tabs – one for managing projects, one for configuring the IDE interface, one for installing plugins, and one for learning how to use IntelliJ IDEA more effectively
- The Learn IntelliJ IDEA tab on the Welcome screen provides access to interactive courses that will help you learn about the features in IntelliJ IDEA using actual code samples
- It is possible to sync your IDE and OS themes
- We’ve added Reader mode for read-only files and files from External Libraries. It is now easier to read comments in such files
- You can open files in the LightEdit mode with the -e(–edit) command. From the LightEdit window, you can activate IDE mode to use all of the IDE features
- Alt+Enter now invokes a grammar and spell checker. The new version of the LanguageTool grammar checking engine improves the review of English text and adds support for more than 10 additional languages
- In the Search Everywhere dialog, you can now search for Git messages, tags, and branches, and you can perform easy calculations
- You can set up your IDE to open files in the preview tab with a single click
- IntelliJ IDEA will notify you of the latest JDK updates and give you the option to skip them or update from your IDE
- We’ve added an emoji picker for Linux ??

Debugger:
- During debugging, you can access interactive hints for variables and change the field values of these variables
- We’ve added a new type of watch expression that is linked to a particular context and displayed inside the editor
- The Show referring objects and Calculate retained size profiling options are now available during debugging
- Only one tab with Frames and Variables and the Console output will open for a Gradle task debugging session

VCS:
- You can stage changes from the IDE. The Staged and Unstaged nodes are now available in the Commit view
- Your VCS menu displays the actions relevant to the version control system you are using for your project
- When you create new branches, the IDE will automatically correct unaccepted characters in branch names. We’ve also reworked the context menu for the current branch to show related actions
- Java
- We’ve started using a new ranking mechanism based on machine learning for Java code completion suggestions
- A new intention action allows you to convert records to classes
- We’ve introduced completion, code insight, and refactorings for sealed classes
- When your files use a Shebang mechanism, IntelliJ IDEA detects this, opens them correctly, and allows you to use code insight
- If you extract a Java method, it is done right away without any intermediate dialogs
- We’ve added new Java inspections and intention actions and improved code completion for them
- The Lombokem> plugin is now built in

Collaborative development:
- IntelliJ IDEA 2020.3 supports Code With Me (EAP) – a new service for collaborative development and pair programming

Run Configurations:
- The Run/Debug Configurations feature a new UI that groups the most frequently used settings together on one screen and gives you the option to add more parameters if needed

Profiler:
- The Profiler tool window has been reworked to allow you to attach the profiler to a running process and quickly access previously created snapshots
- You can open .jfr and .hprof files quickly by dragging and dropping them in the IDE, double-clicking on them in the Project view, or via File | Open

Frameworks and Web:
- You can now filter your endpoint searches and arrange the endpoints conveniently in your IDE. For each endpoint, you have access to the documentation, the ad hoc HTTP client, and Open API
- It is possible to export an HTTP request to cURL
- The URL completion dialog is more informative, showing framework icons, HTTP methods, and source locations. Deprecated URLs are shown with strike-out style
- You can access the URL-related actions via a new globe icon next to the URL
- We now support code insight for Spring MVC Functional Routing, RestOperations, Spring WebTestClient, and Spring Reactive WebClient
- You can convert HTTP requests from the old format to the currently accepted one
- We’ve improved Swagger code insight and added Swagger Hub support
- New Quarkus and Micronaut projects now have automatically created run configurations
- You can use completion for predefined methods used to create repository interfaces. We’ve also added support for the Micronaut @Query annotation

Kubernetes:
- You can now download pod logs to your local machine and quickly delete Kubernetes resources
- It is now possible to automatically load CRD schemas from an active cluster
- We’ve added the Open Console and Run Shell actions
- Kotli
- The Kotlin IDE plugin release cycle is now synced with the IntelliJ IDEA release cycle
- Cross-language conversion is now possible, meaning you can inline Kotlin elements from Java
- You can also inline-refactor the also, let, run, apply, and with scope functions
- We’ve improved the inlining of lambda expressions
- We’ve added support for structural search and replace (SSR) actions for Kotlin

Database:
- You can now use SQL to query MongoDB databases
- DataGrip now supports the Couchbase Query service
- We’ve introduced two new extractors: One-Row and SQL-Insert-Multirow
- JavaScript
- We’ve integrated the TypeScript language service into the Problems tool window and moved the actions previously available within the TypeScript tool window to a dedicated widget on the status bar
- If you have an unresolved React component, the IDE can now create the relevant code construct for you
- For avaScript and TypeScript files, the Navigation bar now lets you jump to specific code elements in the current file

Scala:
- The Scala Compile Server now compiles independent modules in parallel
- We’ve added Compilation Charts to help you optimize the structure of your project modules and the Compile Server’s VM options
- The Scala plugin can now combine IntelliJ IDEA’s package prefixes with Scala’s chained package clauses and relative imports
- Support for MUnit is now available with all the usual advantages
- The Scala plugin now understands the new syntax for main methods
- That was a long list of updates! As always, you can check out the release notes for even more improvements and additions. We hope you enjoy them. As always, please share your feedback in the comments to this post and report any bugs to our issue tracker

更新時間：2020-12-02
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

- Git staging support, improved tab management in the editor, interactive hints and inline watches in the debugger, and many more new features for the latest version of Ruby, Rails, the terminal, code coverage, and database tools

Code Editor:
Split the editor, drag and drop tabs:
- We’ve made it more convenient to work with multiple tabs side by side. You can now split the editor when opening your file by pressing Shift+Enter. This works for files in the Project view and in the Search Everywhere popup. You can also drag and drop file tabs to split the editor vertically or horizontally, and move tabs between the splits

Pinned tabs improvements:
- Pinned tabs now stick to the left side of the tab bar. You can also keep all your pinned tabs in one row. To do so, go to Preferences / Settings | Editor | General | Editor Tabs and check the Show pinned tabs in a separate row option. There’s also a new icon to indicate when a tab is pinned. Clicking on it unpins the file

Improved Markdown editing and preview:
- With the Markdown tool, you can now format your Markdown files using Ctrl+Alt+L
- To customize the Markdown format, go to Preferences / Settings | Editor | Code Style | Markdown. The Auto-Scroll Preview button in the top-right corner of the editor allows you to synchronize scrolling of the preview pane and the editor. We’ve also added support for Mermaid.js

User experience:
New Welcome screen:
- RubyMine 2020.3 comes with a redesigned Welcome screen. Now you can access and arrange your projects in the Projects tab, set up the IDE interface in the Customize tab, manage plugins in the Plugins tab, and access learning resources in the Learn RubyMine tab

IDE theme synced with OS settings:
- RubyMine can now synchronize its theme with your OS. Select the Sync with OS option in Preferences / Settings | Appearance & Behavior | Appearance | Theme, and click the gear to select your preferred theme. Your IDE will automatically switch to the light or dark theme, depending on your OS preferences

Reader mode:
- This mode renders read-only files and files from external libraries into a more readable format. You can turn it on and off by clicking on the book icon in the top right corner of the editor. To customize the Reader mode settings, go to Preferences / Settings | Editor | Reader Mode

LightEdit improvements:
- We’ve added the -e (--edit) option to open files in LightEdit mode from the command line. When you open RubyMine from the command line, type -e followed by the name of the file you want to open, or just run -e without a file name to reopen your previous session

Quick-fixes for typos:
- RubyMine 2020.3 makes it easier to keep your text free from typos. Suggested fixes are now shown directly in the Alt+Enter menu, just like quick-fixes for code
- We’ve also added a new Transpose action that flips the current character with the one that follows it

Search Everywhere updates:
- The Search Everywhere dialog now has a new Git tab. You can now look up branches, commit hashes and messages, and tags. You can also perform simple mathematical calculations right in the search field

Preview files:
- To quickly find files you are looking for, you can now use file preview. To preview a file, select it in the Project view and press Space. Alternatively, you can set up the IDE to immediately show a preview when a file is selected. To enable this feature, click the gear icon in the Project view and select both Enable Preview Tab and Open Files with Single Click
- Rub

Support for the upcoming Ruby 3.0 release:
- RubyMine 2020.3 features basic support for the new syntax that comes with Ruby 3.0 preview. You can already try out most of the new language features, for example, endless method definitions
- Please note that support for Ruby 3.0 is still a work in progress. Features like code assistance and RBS support will be properly implemented after the Ruby 3.0 release version is out. We are keeping a close eye on its state, and plan to fully support it in our 2021 releases

Terminal uses the Ruby version specified for the project:
- When you work on multiple projects, they might be using different versions of Ruby. RubyMine’s built-in Terminal emulator now uses the version of Ruby that is selected for the current project. It also specifies which exact version is being used when you launch a terminal instance

Support for interpreters with custom environment:
- RubyMine now allows you to configure custom environments for your projects using tools like shadowenv or direnv. This comes in handy when you have multiple projects that each need different environment variables. Any Ruby commands run with RubyMine will be executed using the environment variables provided

Pry console support:
- You can now use Pry instead of IRB in RubyMine. Make sure that you have the pry gem installed in your project, then go to Tools | Run Pry to launch the console

Rails:
Improved support for Rails routing:
- We’ve made working with routes.rb effortless
- Use Ctrl+Alt+Home to quickly navigate between a route in routes.rb and its related models, views, and controllers. Ctrl+click on a method in routes.rb to jump to the related method in a controller
- We’ve improved completion for routes.rb. For example, it now works for all Match and HTTP helpers (such as get, post, put, etc.), resources, namespace, and scope

Support for structure.sql:
- RubyMine 2020.3 adds structure.sql support for projects that use it instead of a schema.rb file. Now you can use autocompletion for models that rely on structure.sql. You can also navigate between your Rails entities and structure.sql using Ctrl+Alt+Home

Version control:
Git staging support:
- RubyMine now supports staging changes directly from the IDE. You can stage and unstage files by clicking the + and - icons in the Commit view. You can also stage changes from the gutter or in the Diff view
- To enable this feature, go to Preferences / Settings | Version Control | Git and select the Enable staging area checkbox

Rearranged VCS menu:
- We have renamed and rearranged the version control actions in the main menu to make the most common VCS operations easier to access. For example, if your project only uses Git, the VCS menu will look like this

Run Configurations:
- Store and share run/debug configuration templates:
- You can now share run configurations with your teammates using a version control system
- Run configurations can now be saved as XML files and added to a VCS. To do this, go to Run | Edit Configurations, select the configuration you want to share, check the Store as a project file option, and click Apply

Tests:
?ode coverage for branches and subprocesses:
- In projects that use simplecov for code coverage analysis, RubyMine now shows information about the coverage of branches and subprocesses

FactoryBot improvements:
- You can now navigate between a factory and its related entities with Ctrl+Alt+Home. Code completion now suggests model attributes for Factory Bot strategies like build and create

Debugger:
Interactive hints:
- Debug mode now has interactive inline hints for variables. You can click these hints to change the value of a variable field. To do so, click Set Value, change the value of the field, and press Enter

Inline watches:
- RubyMine 2020.3 adds a new type of watch expression. These expressions will be associated with a particular context and shown right inside the editor. You can add them using the inline hint: open a hint, and click Add Inline Watch. You can manage your inline watches in a new Inline Watches node in the Variables tab of the Debug tool window
- Database tool

Couchbase support:
- RubyMine 2020.3 supports one more database: Couchbase! Please note that this includes support for the Couchbase Query service, not the Couchbase Analytics service

SQL for MongoDB:
- You can now use SQL to query MongoDB databases

Code With Me:
- Support for remote collaborative development and pair programmin
- RubyMine 2020.3 supports Code With Me (EAP), the new tool from JetBrains for remote collaborative development and pair programming. With it, you can share the project you currently have open in your IDE with others and work on it together in real time
- Please note that Code With Me is still in active development, and has known issues. Feel free to report any issues you encounter, and vote for fixes and features you want to have

Other improvements:
- We’ve updated several of RubyMine’s code style settings to match the default style of RuboCop
- When you open a file from the Project view, the focus is automatically placed on the Editor to allow you to start working with your code right away
- The two most popular buttons – Commit and Commit and Push… – are now displayed on the Commit screen
- Patches are now created in Git format by default, instead of the format of the VCS that is used in the project
- RubyMine will automatically correct disallowed symbols in branch names
- You can now see all the actions related to the current branch in its context menu
- You can now configure a custom template that creates several files simultaneously
- You can now export an HTTP request to cURL
- We’ve updated the format of HTTP requests. To convert existing HTTP requests to the new format, select an HTTP request in the Project view, then in the context menu select Convert Legacy REST Client File to New Format
- Improved Swagger support, including support for Swagger Hub, external references, and various code insight improvements
- Improved Kubernetes support

更新時間：2020-12-02
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更新時間：2020-12-01
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What's new in this version:

- Changed: When renaming a library, if you rename the active library, the name used for backups will also be updated
- Fixed: When playing a DMS TV channel, the tuner status got stuck at "Initializing..."
- Fixed: Media Center would not display JPEG images with minor defects (often in metadata tags)
- Changed: Updated German translation file (thanks Bytestar)
- Changed: Made digital TV code more robust against bad data

更新時間：2020-12-01
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What's new in this version:

Bug fixes & improvements:
- Fixed a bug that prevented link previews from being dismissable on mobile
- Fixed a bug that caused presence avatars to overlap the block handle