October 6, 2026
When someone accepted an invitation to a workspace and went on to sign in with SAML single sign-on, Google, GitHub, or Microsoft, the sign-in failed with an error, and the new member couldn’t get into the workspace.
Accepting an invitation now leads to a sign-in that every provider accepts, and straight to your identity provider if the workspace signs in with SAML.
Adding a passkey is clearer from start to finish, with error messages that say what went wrong and where to look.
Groundwork for seeing which commands were sent to a screen and how each one turned out, plus work on how content files are delivered.
A new Appearance tab in account settings lets you switch the dashboard to Light, Dark, or System, and your choice follows you to every device you sign in on.
Security and maintenance updates to the components Screenly is built on, and to how releases are delivered.
Workspace settings are easier to use: a cleaner page for each area, and settings that explain themselves, so most questions get answered right where you are.