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The projects screen shows a proper cover for every shoot instead of a thumbnail the size of a favicon. Each one still tells you where it is — picks in, not opened yet, photos that didn’t process — and what it needs from you. The old list is still there behind the toggle, top right.
Cards and rows now show the number of photographs in a shoot rather than the number of galleries. It counts what your client actually receives, so it will not promise them frames that never processed.
When an original has gone missing there is now a Remove button on the tile. Before this, a photo that could not be rebuilt sat in your project forever and kept being counted, and the only advice was to delete it with nothing to delete it with.
A shoot could report four photos as failed and, on the line below, the same four as still processing. Nothing was broken, but you could sit waiting for photographs that were never coming. Every count on the project screen now comes from one place.
Your name at the bottom of the sidebar opens a menu with your plan, storage, settings and sign out. Trash is now called the Bin.