Weather on Glasshouse Home, from Home Assistant or straight from the internet, and the TV app's Home settings are easier to get around. Also: Internet TV reconnects dropped channels by itself, and Glasshouse Home's rows can be hidden.
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- Weather on Glasshouse Home: next to the clock, from Home Assistant, or from Open-Meteo for a town you choose on the Home tab, with no account needed. Thanks to @eskiiom for the first version (#1193, #1303).
- TV app: each of Home's rows opens as a list of its own, with its count and first tiles shown before you open it. Animations and Row order have their own lists too. Thanks to @Nutcasey (#1300).
- Internet TV: dropped channels reconnect by themselves. On Xtream playlists, Yellow switches a channel between HLS and MPEG-TS and remembers the choice. Thanks to @Nutcasey (#1298).
- Glasshouse Home rows: whole rows can be hidden, and the LG Home tile like any app. With Rows along the bottom, the rows scroll as on LG's Home. Thanks to @ryancircelli (#1246).
- webOS 3 (experimental): Glasshouse Home can now be switched on, and the Home button opens it. It hasn't been tried on a webOS 3 TV yet, so reports are welcome (#1307). A switch-on that fails no longer leaves a Glasshouse Home tile behind (#1297).
- webOS 5 and 6: a device on an HDMI input no longer gets stuck sending PCM instead of Dolby Atmos with Glasshouse Home on. Thanks to @caraar12345 (#1286). Commands no longer occasionally run twice, and the log no longer fills with crash lines. Thanks to @afterdesign (#1215).
- Privacy: Everything blocking now also covers Google push messaging and LG's regional services. Thanks to @morzhan (#1287).
- DTS forwarding (experimental): DTS keeps working when an app resumes or another app plays. Thanks to @Nutcasey (#1292).
- Metrics: the Magic Remote's battery shows when it was last read, and is hidden where there is no reading. Thanks to @ProfFrnswrth (#1225).
- Tools: logs are in time order again after the TV restarts. Thanks to @afterdesign (#1216).
- French: one name for each setting, and LG's own names where the TV has them. Thanks to @XNinety9 (#1302, #1305).
- Tested TVs: 55QNED80SRA, 50NANO753PR and OLED65C15LA added. Thanks to @pedrecal, @dimitri-dev and @XNinety9 (#1304, #1309, #1301).