• Added LiteLLM as the main list to extract model specs from
• Added a new display-name generator that formats model names cleanly and disambiguates sibling variants like preview, beta, free, and dated builds
• Added ModelMetadataResolver to infer display names, provider slugs, type, modalities, abilities, and cost metadata from catalog/provider hints
• Added resolveActiveBuiltInTools so built-in search is only activated when the assistant actually prefers built-in search or uses built-in search mode
• Reworked provider model selection UI to display standardized model name and model capabilities
• Added a new “Probe API capabilities” button in provider settings that runs a test trough the API to find out the model's capabilities
• Added an icon to differenciate forked chats from normal chats in the sidepanel
• Changed user-message deletion behavior so deleting a user message truncates that message and everything after it
• Added confirmation dialogs before deleting or regenerating a user message because both actions now truncate later messages
• Added spontaneous message modes so that you can choose your preferred behavior for spontaneous messages
• Added assistant theme color selection options with palettes extracted from avatar/background images
• Reworked assistant Material You theme generation for better contrast, tone mapping, and more stable light/dark container colors
• Added "Always enabled" option to skills
• Improved Compose markdown rendering for RTL content, including lists, tables, plain text, code spans, fenced code blocks, and mermaid/code blocks
• Tweaked the Activity Timeline UI a little
• Some visual tweaks to the model picker
• Fixed an issue with big images crashing the app if image compression was enabled
• Made some tweaks on the WebUI to make it match the android app features and behavior better trough stuff like:
  - More icons from the android app will now display in the WebUI
  - Preset messages will now also work in the WebUI
  - The chat fork icon was also added to the WebUI
  - The RP Optimizations set up in the android app will now also apply to the WebUI