What’s New: - Streamlined the posting flow (select accounts before posting) - Magic Mentions have been redesigned to be easier to use - Magic Hashtags have been introduced - Apple Intelligence image descriptions on iOS 27 - The active account or group is shown as the Compose View subtitle - Bluesky OAuth support - Redesigned Tab Bar - More consistent Theming throughout the app - And a whole bunch of minor fixes and improvements Don’t forget to leave a review for Croissant if you haven’t already! Thanks, Ben & Aaron

Adding undo support to the post composer (thanks Avi!)

This release fixes some bugs and adds some enhancements to accounts.

Fixes for more-accurate character counts, a new option to delete all drafts, and some crash fixes. Thanks for supporting Croissant!

Fixes for Magic Mentions and managing expired accounts

Bug fixes! You can now continue threads, tap anywhere on the group name to select it, stay logged into Bluesky (fingers crossed on that one, Bluesky's a nightmare), and the composer should return to its proper text colour after you write a tag. Hey, if I didn't make bugs, how could I impress you by fixing them?

Fixes for sharing and script access to Croissant

Fixes for Open In Croissant, and supporting content warnings in Mastodon again.

* Users reporting that they don't have access to Croissant Deluxe should have access restored! * Several crash fixes that affected a small percentage of our users

Fixes a small issue with the paid version of Croissant

Aaron and I are very excited to introduce Croissant 2.0. Over the summer we’ve refined the structure of the app, added some Liquid Glass and a few new features too. Here’s what’s changed: ### Liquid Glass Naturally, we’ve adopted some Liquid Glass throughout the app. We’ve been careful not to overdo it, because it can quickly get distracting, but I like where we’ve ended up. We’ve also got a spiffy new app icon that finally answers the question of “what would a croissant look like if it were made of glass?” ### A New Home View When we launched, we wanted the focus to be right on the Compose View, and we added drafts and history posts as an overlay during development. That structure never quite felt right to me, so we’ve rectified that with a new home view that combines drafts and recents. And if you prefer, you can still have Croissant launch directly into the Compose View. ### A New Compose View We’ve simplified the compose view to flow vertically rather than horizontally. This means threads are easier to compose and you can see more of what you’re writing at once. It also fits better with the new layout on Mac and iPad, which uses a sidebar and panel. ### Account Groups One of our most requested features right from the start has been account groups. While most users probably just have one set of accounts across Bluesky, Mastodon, and Threads, some folks have multiple accounts across multiple jobs or projects. And grouping together accounts makes life much easier when you wear many hats. I think this is my favourite feature of Croissant 2.0. ### Continue Threads One source of frustration with Croissant has been when you post something to Bluesky, Mastodon, and Threads and then moments later, you think of something else you want to add. Now you have to open up each app, start a reply and post it to each app individually. Now Croissant lets you pick up where you left off (provided you’re signed into the same accounts that were used to post originally). ### Reorder Posts Occasionally I’ve been halfway through composing a thread and realised I wanted to reorder the posts. Copying and pasting the text to a different spot is no big deal, but once images are involved, it could get a bit complicated. Now you can quickly reorder posts with minimal fuss. ### GIF Support What’s the point of social media without GIFs, right? ### Keyboard Shortcuts On Mac and iPad you can do even more without having to lift your fingers from the keyboard. And the new menubar you get when multitasking on iPad makes discovering these shortcuts a breeze. - - - We’re really pleased with how this update has turned out, and we remain very enthusiastic about the ever-evolving state of social networks.

Another quick fix for Bluesky posting. Yes, it's always Bluesky.

A small fix for a bug affecting some Bluesky posters!

Updates the Bluesky SDK tools to support authentication with personal PDS servers.

Updates the mechanism for counting characters in Bluesky posts when you insert a URL.

Restore removing trailing URLs from Bluesky posts...

A significant bug fix release: * We're trying something new to handle Bluesky authentication * Improved image handling * Improved post handling, and deletion of individual posts in threads * Performance improvements on first load * Smaller, more boring bug fixes

A group of fixes to improve the stability of the app related to account management, text handling and post history.

Just two things: * Updated support for Bluesky video uploads to support their new 3-minute limit * Fixed an issue with Bluesky account handling that caused them to disappear. Yes, it's always Bluesky. Bear with us.

Bug fix updates to handle issues with long posts on Bluesky that contain links, as well as improvements to account handling.

* Updates to the Bluesky framework to resolve current outstanding account and posting issues * Implement 1500 character clamp on image descriptions for Mastodon

Bit of a rush release to address a bug that prevents posting with Bluesky.

Resolves a crash that affected a small number of users

Updates the underlying Bluesky framework to eliminate a crash condition.

You can now upload video with Croissant, finally bringing that "bread and circuses" energy to social media in 2025.