The Quick Share app on Windows has received a new update that fixes a ton of bugs, but doesn’t add anything new.
Following another update earlier this month, Google has just started rolling out Quick Share v1.0.2002.2 on Windows. This update appears to be primarily a bug fix update, with no new features or major changes.
Notable bugs addressed include a crash issue with files containing certain non-ASCII characters, an issue where settings were not saved when the app was closed, and a patch for an issue where the app crashed when using Bluetooth. Contains.
Here is the complete changelog:
- Fixed to delete files received from unknown senders with the same payload ID.
- We fixed an issue where the app would crash when filenames contained non-ASCII characters.
- Fixed an issue where files received with non-ASCII characters could not be opened correctly.
- Fixed an issue when reading settings.
- Fixed an issue where preferences could not be saved on certain system configurations.
- after installation[スタート]on the menu[クイック共有]Fixed an issue where shortcut icons were not displayed.
- Fixed an issue where the app would crash when reading input files.
- Fixed an issue where multiple GATT reads occur during discovery.
- Fixed a bug that stopped advertising Wi-Fi LAN.
- We fixed an issue where the app would crash when connecting to Bluetooth.
- Fixed an issue where Wi-Fi hotspot profiles were not being deleted correctly.
- We fixed an issue where Wi-Fi hotspots could not be recovered when the app was closed during a file transfer.
Notably, Google hasn’t yet updated its Quick Share app to support Windows on Arm, so the app won’t work properly on laptops using Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X chips.
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