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The style diff does not contain the style.cfg changes as those only apply to prosilver.

Yes, that is correct.

Notable Improvements Improved fallback on invalid styles data Extended emoji support Notable Bug Fixes Improper chunk size calculation during upload Issues with default config files The packages can be downloaded from our package archive . Please test the packages to extent, so we can have a fail-s...

Notable Changes Further stability improvements Refactored session cleanup New SVG version of phpBB logo Notable Bug Fixes Cron tasks not running on some Apache servers Multiple issues with sample config files The packages can be downloaded from our package archive and the Area51 Downloads Page . Pl...

Notable Changes Refactored oAuth implementation Live Member search with improved UX Cleaned up old compat methods Removed user_email_hash functionality Notable Bug Fixes Issues in oAuth that required a refactor Installing extensions via CLI The packages can be downloaded from our package archive an...

phpBB 3.3 will be a minor release that mostly focuses on having phpBB compatible with the latest PHP versions. Features like the extensions catalog and user mentions will be included in 4.0.

This board is running the latest master branch and therefore contains some changes that will not be part of phpBB 3.3.

I'm also for the gap to separate different types.

@3Di: The @access specifier is still a legacy from the old days when this couldn't be properly defined and is no longer needed (and therefore should also no longer be used).

Release highlights New Features PHP 7.3 compatibility - phpBB 3.3.0 is PHP 7.3 compatible and also on track for being compatible with PHP 7.4 Invisible reCAPTCHA - Invisible reCAPTCHA is supported by default Argon2i and Argon2id password hashing - Argon2i (on PHP 7.2) and Argon2id (PHP >= 7.3) are ...

We've been having a lot of issues with the UI tests timing out rather often. There are currently only 2 UI tests that are used to test simple JS functionality. As we'll employ nodejs for various parts of the new style, we're already looking at needing node to develop for 4.x. Therefore, one of the a...