v0.9.9.7

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💎 Glare v0.9.9.7: Wiki Enhancements & Improved Visual Experience!

We're wrapping up v0.9.9.6 with some significant improvements to our Glare Wiki and a better visual experience for our users.

Glare Wiki

  • We've made some key enhancements to our editor. Bulleted and numbered lists are now fixed and functioning perfectly, making your editing experience smoother and more efficient.

  • We've updated our default meta image to be more dimension friendly (1200x700). This ensures a better visual experience for our users and makes our content more appealing.

These updates pave the way for faster content creation, richer visual content, and a unified user experience.

Remember, these updates are all part of our ongoing commitment to make Glare the best it can be. We're always listening to your feedback and making changes to improve your experience.

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