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Changes:

• Changed: Turn off Thread monitoring (Watchdog) for RC4
• Changed: Have crashes from watchdog to report an error to stats instead of crash
• Added: Add startup state to viewer's crash report
• Added: Add the crashed thread's ID to viewer's crash report

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed: the default color for Text Chat from your avatar should not be blue

Bug Fixes from the Public Nightly viewers:

• Fixed: VWR-10577: chat history and IM history does not automatically scroll when they have focus
• Fixed: VWR-10362: UI [and Ambient] sounds can remain persistent even though disabled
• Fixed: VWR-10397: The 'X' in front of the 'View' menu entries 'Local Chat', 'Communicate' and 'Inventory' isn't toggled
• Fixed: VWR-10686: Snapshots: Save doesnt grey out anymore to indicate if you saved a snapshot already
• Fixed: VWR-10688: Script Editor has no hovertips
  • Also Fixed: VWR-4235: Hovertips not showing in LSL Editor

Crash Fixes:

• Fixed: crash on opening Local Chat from Communicate in certain conditions
• Fixed: crash on LLImageJPEG::errorOutputMessage

Localization Fixes:

• Added: CT-98 - CT-116: Brazilian Portuguese translations for remaining strings & phrases - version 1.22
• Added: CT-85: Hungarian translations for remaining strings & phrases - version 1.22
• Fixed: Change all single quotes ' to proper German quotes in the UI
• Fixed: the World menu should open the localized Account History / My Account web pages in German, Japanese, Korean, French
• Fixed: Localize the string "Mute List" in the Communicate flyout button
• Fixed: Fix all truncated strings in Japanese, German translations

Release candidate viewers access your live account on the main Second Life grid (Agni). Potentially they may cause hair-loss in pets, and should be always be kept out of reach of children. The downloads are served by Amazon's S3 service and we use and recommend the use of a download manager to keep your download times to a minimum.

Notably, while they're called release candidates, they're actually beta (and occasionally alpha) releases. The reasoning behind calling them release candidates has never been made clear.

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