Bump to 1.20.1 for @ConradIrwin

Hello gentle people!

An unsually short time between releases means a security fix, and that’s almost all this release is.

You can download the source code or one of the packages. The Windows packages as well as the Linux AppImage are available already. The other Linux packages & the macOS disk image are still being built and will be available over the course of the next couple of hours.

Here are the NEWS since the previous release:

Version 102.0 “Little Houses” 2026-09-14

Bug fixes

• MKVToolNix GUI: executing actions, type “execute a program”: all the variables (<MTX_…>) will now be replaced again in the argument list to the program to be executed. This was broken in v100. Fixes #6306.

Security fixes

• CVE-2026-90783: avilib: fixed potential heap overflows/invalid memory access in the ODML index handling due to unsiged integer multiplication wrapping around (colloquially known as “overflowing”) with specifically crafted AVI files. Affects only mkvmerge as the other tools do not read AVIs. Reported by Tristan Madani TristanInSec@gmail.com.

Have fun! 😁

• PCI Express errors counters on AMD and Intel GPUs.
• New metrics on AMD Strix Point, Strix Halo and Kraken Point : NPU power, NPU clocks, NPU TOPS and TOPS per watt, NPU DRAM bandwidth usage, global platform power and DRAM read and write bandwidths.
• New HDD metrics (IOPS, average latency, NVMe controller link speed).
• Remembers devices & sensor types nodes state.

Security Release

• Update Instructions
• Update details on blog

This is a security release which addresses a vulnerability related to social login accounts, to prevent accounts from different services being potentially mis-matched.

Upgrading is strongly advised if the instance has ever used more than one third-party/social login option (including previously used options which are no longer active).

Thanks to Google and Ada Logics for the discovery and responsible disclosure of this issue.

Full List of Changes

• Updated social logins to scope social account queries to social system.
• Updated PHP package versions.

[0.16.22] - 2026-09-13

If you are upgrading from v0.16.x, replace the binary (or run docker pull). If you are upgrading from v0.15.x and below, please read the upgrading documentation for more information on how to upgrade from previous versions.

Added

Changed

Fixed

• WebDAV: PROPFIND responses do not declare the namespace of every requested property on the DAV:multistatus element.
• MTA:
  • SMTP session state obtained before STARTTLS is discarded once the TLS handshake completes, as required by RFC 3207.
  • Inbound throttle, outbound throttle and queue quota match expressions evaluate their if/then conditions.
  • DMARC: Messages without an aligned SPF or DKIM pass from a domain that publishes a DMARC policy are reported as fail instead of none in logs.
  • DMARC: A temporary DNS error on an SPF or DKIM check whose identifier aligns with the author domain produces temperror instead of fail.
  • DMARC: A policy record without a p tag is only applied, as p=none, when it contains a rua tag, even if it declares sp or np.
• iMIP: Notification subjects and bodies omit the event start date, time and timezone for recurring events.
• OIDC: Discovery is retried for 30 seconds before the directory is marked as unavailable, so a provider that is still starting up no longer requires a restart.
• WebUI: The cached bundle of an Application is discarded when its resourceUrl changes or the record is deleted, so the next unpack fetches the new resource.
• DNS: Append . to MX record hostnames.
• Recovery mode: Automatic IP banning is disabled during recovery and initial setup.
• FoundationDB: The cached read version is invalidated when a queue refresh or registry change broadcast is received.
• Sieve: Messages filed with fileinto by a user script are treated as ham and are no longer moved to Junk when classified as spam.
• IMAP:
  • SELECT, EXAMINE and STATUS on a shared mailbox require the r (read) right.
  • AUTHENTICATE is refused on clear-text connections unless allowPlainTextAuth is enabled, and the greeting and CAPABILITY response advertise LOGINDISABLED instead of the AUTH= mechanisms in that case.
• IMAP, POP3, ManageSieve: Partial commands received before STARTTLS or STLS are discarded once the TLS handshake completes.
• Network: Inbound TLS handshakes, both implicit and STARTTLS, are aborted after the listener's tlsTimeout, releasing the connection slot.
• OAuth: A random key is used when the OIDC provider's encryptionKey or HMAC signatureKey cannot be read, instead of an empty key.
• LDAP: The {local} and {domain} filter placeholders are escaped.
• JMAP:
  • CalendarEvent/set stores useDefaultAlerts per user, and CalendarEvent/get returns false when it was never set.
  • CalendarEvent/get returns null for baseEventId unless the id is a synthetic recurrence instance.
  • CalendarEvent/get returns null for requested recurrenceRule and recurrenceOverrides properties on synthetic recurrence instances.
  • CalendarEvent/get and ContactCard/get return only id when the properties argument is an empty list, instead of every property.

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Who says deliveries are only for trucks? In today's blog, we're taking a closer look at how Quick Jobs and the Freight Market will work in our upcoming Road Trip module for American Truck Simulator. Let's check it out! 

Before we continue, we’ve also put together a video version of this blog for you to enjoy. You can check it out below!



Players familiar with American Truck Simulator will already know Quick Jobs and the Freight Market from their trucking careers. Road Trip builds on these systems with its own approach to courier work, customer reviews, and progression.

Just like with trucks, you won't need to have your own vehicle to take on a Quick Job. A suitable vehicle will be provided for you by the company offering the job, allowing you to jump straight into work as a courier driver. Fuel, repairs and any other expenses you encounter will be covered by the company, just as they are with traditional Quick Jobs in American Truck Simulator.

So what kind of jobs can you expect? Drivers can be tasked with delivering small packages and documents, as well as transferring vehicles between car dealerships. The jobs available to you can also vary depending on the type of vehicle involved, so a pickup truck may receive different contracts compared to a sports car or a classic vehicle.

However, completing the journey is only one part of the job. After each delivery, the customer will review your performance across three areas; Time Management, Vehicle Appearance, and Cargo Handling.

These reviews are specific to the delivery you have completed. Damaging valuable documents, for example, may lead to very different feedback compared to successfully delivering delicate plant seedlings without any issues. Our goal is to make each job feel a little more personal, with a customer waiting at the other end to judge how well you handled their delivery.

Some customers may also place a higher priority on one of these three areas. You'll be able to see this before accepting the job, and meeting their expectations will be more demanding. However, taking on that extra risk can also result in a better financial reward.

Time Management also works a little differently from simply beating a deadline. Customers expect you at a particular time, which means arriving too early can be just as unwelcome as arriving late. Each completed delivery is also given a star rating, which contributes towards your overall Courier Rating.

Your Courier Rating determines the types of jobs available to you, the maximum distance of the routes you can take on, and how much you can earn. Maintaining a higher rating will unlock more challenging work, such as fragile or valuable cargo and jobs with tighter delivery windows, while also providing a bonus to the offered payout.

Drivers who consistently achieve five-star deliveries can also build a Perfect Delivery Streak, which will reward drivers with additional money bonus.

Already saved up enough money to purchase your own vehicle? Then you'll have access to even more job opportunities! Players of American Truck Simulator will already be familiar with the Freight Market, and Road Trip introduces its own equivalent, known as the Dispatch Market.

The Dispatch Market works in a similar way to Quick Jobs, but instead of using a borrowed vehicle, you'll complete the job using a vehicle from your own garage. As you're supplying your own vehicle, these jobs will also offer a slightly higher payout, as you'll be responsible for your own expenses, including repairs and fuel.

The same Courier Rating, customer reviews, and performance criteria apply here too. Naturally, some jobs will differ from those found in Quick Jobs, such as car jockey work, after all, asking you to give away your own car would be a little unfair.

Any money you earn from these jobs goes directly into your existing ATS profile, which is shared between your trucking career and Road Trip. There is no separate XP system for this mode, instead, progression is earned by your Courier Rating, customer reviews, and your ability to maintain a Perfect Delivery Streak.

For the initial release of Road Trip, jobs will focus on getting yourself and the delivery safely from point A to point B, with more possibilities we hope to explore in the future. 

We hope you’ve enjoyed learning more about how jobs will work in Road Trip. We’re looking forward to seeing how you build up your Courier Rating, tackle different types of deliveries, and make the most of these new opportunities on the roads of American Truck Simulator.

If you’re excited to get behind the wheel when Road Trip arrives, be sure to add the Ford Car Pack and RAM & Dodge Car Pack to your Steam Wishlist! Until next time, keep an eye on our official channels for more news and previews from Road Trip. We’ll see you on the road!

Features

• Added DMARC support: incoming messages can now be checked against the sender domain's DMARC policy.
• Passwords are now stored using Argon2id or PBKDF2, selectable by the administrator.
• Delivery status notifications (bounces) now include In-Reply-To and References headers, so mail clients thread them together with the original message.
• The IMAP OnClientLogon event is now fired for clients logging on with AUTHENTICATE PLAIN, not just LOGIN.

Bug fixes

• Backup and restore now compress and decompress using half of the available processor cores instead of all available.
• The bundled 7-Zip used for backup and restore was upgraded to 26.03.
• Fixed: several issues with concurrent access to the same IMAP mailbox from multiple clients.
• Fixed: an external POP3 fetch account could stay locked after a failed fetch, silently stopping mail collection for that account until the server was restarted.
• Fixed: a failed DNS lookup was treated as "no records found", which could cause a message to be scored as spam when the HELO host could not be looked up
• Fixed: the data directory synchronizer could have deleted live message files in public folders when run in delete mode.
• Fixed: a client could bypass the required HELO/EHLO greeting by sending RSET, or by sending MAIL FROM directly after a STARTTLS handshake

Installation

• New installations now run the hMailServer service as Network Service, with data and logs stored in C:\ProgramData\hMailServer
• Fixed: the installer overwrote the ValidLanguages setting, discarding any changes the administrator had made to it.

release: v2.0.3

Our dearest community,

Earlier this year, we shared that we would be taking a temporary pause from running our World of Trucks events. We also know how much these events mean to our #BestCommunityEver and that many of you have missed taking part. Today, we are pleased to confirm that we have decided to resume our World of Trucks events in the familiar format you already know, while the wider rework continues.

This means you can once again look forward to coming together for events throughout the months ahead. First up will be Cruising South Dakota, followed by Cruising Iceland and our seasonal Halloween and Christmas events later this year. We will share full details ahead of each event.

Our teams will continue working on the underlying systems and infrastructure that support these events, with the goal of bringing much more of the event experience directly into Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator. This includes the improvements we previously described, such as the ability to view and redeem rewards, earn and view achievements, and follow event progress and community milestones directly in-game. It also involves broader behind-the-scenes changes to support the World of Trucks service in the future.

Thank you, as always, for your patience, support, and passion. We are excited to welcome you back to World of Trucks events and hope you will join us for the journeys ahead.

We'll see you on the road.

release: v2.0.2

release: v2.0.1

fix(release): use V2 Docker artifact paths (#48571)

Highlights

• Firefox 154 went out today! Lots of goodies in there for our users, including support for NVIDIA GeForce NOW
• The new 2 week release cycle is now in effect. This means that Firefox 155 is slated to hit release on September 1st!
  • You can follow along at https://whattrainisitnow.com/
• As part of the Nova redesign, a “Use Linux system theme” checkbox is being shown on Linux builds for the about:addons theme picker, which will make Firefox’s Nova UI use the colours of the system theme.
• Thanks to Simon Rosen for adding a new playback speed control to the PiP player. The feature can be enabled by flipping the pref media.videocontrols.picture-in-picture.playback-speed.enabled.

Friends of the Firefox team

Resolved bugs (excluding employees)

Script to find new contributors from bug list

Volunteers that fixed more than one bug

• Benoit
• Chris Vander Linden
• Fede
• japandi
• Lukáš Lipinský
• Nirmal Advani
• Ruhollah Majdoddin
• Sameem [:sameembaba]
• Sebastian Zartner [:sebo]
• Zyphrenn

New contributors (🌟 = first patch)

• Aditi: Increase the maximum number of PDF.js preferences
• Fede:
  • more than six thumbnails needed when Ctrl+Tab is used
  • Clicking “delete group” on group context menu in tab groups list doesn’t dismiss toolbar panel
  • Tab group context menu actions fail when right-clicking the label or icon of a tab groups list row
• Giulio B: frameId is wrong in webRequest events triggered via importScripts
• 🌟 Gopalarathnam Venkatesan: Fix incorrect ‘this’ in the Sync add-on install error handler
• 🌟 Kevin Gosse: nsDataObj::QueryGetData in Firefox returns E_FAIL for formats it doesn’t carry, instead of DV_E_FORMATETC per the COM contract
• 🌟 mikey gough: Remove three unused devtools.debugger.file-search-* preferences
• 🌟 Nathan Leuz: Remove unused legacy preference browser.translation.neverForLanguages
• 🌟 Priyanshu[:0xanshu]: “Forget About This Site” dialog is cut off
• 🌟 K: Disable breakpoints shortcut
• 🌟 Shawn Zivontsis: Reorder moz_origins composite unique index to UNIQUE(host, prefix)
• 🌟 Simon Rosen: Suggestion: Add speed button for Youtube in picture-in-picture(PiP) modals
• tanvi.manku: unnecessary scrollbars in edit dialogs for payments and addresses
• Zyphrenn:
  • browser.tabs.groups.enabled should disable drag-n-drop
  • “Tab group suggestions” AI control setting still visible when browser.tabs.groups.enabled is false

Project Updates

Add-ons / Web Extensions

Addon Manager & about:addons

• As part of Nova about:addons work:
  • Replaced the “more themes” button in the themes list view footer with a promo element when Nova is enabled – Bug 2057200
  • Removed the testing XPI base url pref from ThemesList.sys.mjs – Bug 2053220
  • Fixed a mismatch between the popup panel border radius applied by Nova and the border radius applied to the document.body of the WebExtensions popup page loaded into it – Bug 2057844
  • Moved new strings added as part of the about:addons Nova restyling out of the locales preview – Bug 2052034
• As part of legacy telemetry cleanups for the Add-ons related telemetry, migrated addons-search-detection telemetry off the legacy telemetry mirroring path, now collected only through Glean – Bug 2055606

WebExtensions Framework

• Fixed a series of intermittent and CI-reliability test failures across the WebExtensions browser-chrome test suite – Bug 1575369 / Bug 1697626 / Bug 1699341 / Bug 1974953 / Bug 2015004 / Bug 2030542 / Bug 2062186 / Bug 2062187 / Bug 2062189 / Bug 2062191 / Bug 2062193
  • Thanks to Florian Quèze for applying his work on an LLM-based system for investigating intermittent tests to investigating and fixing intermittents and perma failures across the WebExtensions test suite.

DevTools

• Ruhollah Majdoddin fixed issues in the Storage panel to make sure we’re only showing relevant cookies (and their values) for the debugged tab (#1856645, #2060029, #2061166) and also did some cleanup in this area (#2061348)
• sevenwithawp added a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+B, Cmd+Alt+B on Mac) to disable/enable breakpoints (#1642578)
• Hubert Boma Manilla (:bomsy) continues his work to display stylesheets in the Debugger (#2051029, #2051264)
  • Preference: devtools.debugger.features.stylesheets-in-debugger
• Nicolas Chevobbe [:nchevobbe] added support for ::picker() rules in pseudo element section (#2042839)
  • Used by customizable select (MDN)
  • Preference: dom.select.customizable_select.enabled

• Nicolas Chevobbe [:nchevobbe] made CSS explainers work for substitution functions (var(), attr() and env()) (#2041622)
  • Preference: devtools.inspector.css-explainers

• Julian Descottes [:jdescottes] fixed an accessibility bug in about:debugging where error message where not announced (#2056332)

WebDriver

• Sameem added the cleanup logic for subscriptions when a browsing context is destroyed.
• Nirmal Advani updated the Actions API to fire the dblclick event when performing a double-click while holding down the Ctrl key on non-macOS platforms.
• Khalid AlHaddad updated the webdriver bidi moz:debugging module to stop using enterNestedEventLoop which can avoid conflicts with the regular DevTools’ debugger.
• Alexandra Borovova fixed the “browsingContext.reload” command to not fail for frames.

New Tab Page

• Big ticket items:
  • Did a trainhop last week to help with the remote layouts effort
  • Doing another trainhop this week to make some spacing optimizations, deploying tomorrow if all goes well
  • We will be experimenting with some more layout variations over the next few months
    • Example:

• We’ve migrated a bunch of our unit tests to Jest/RTL from the deprecated Mocha / Karma framework we’ve historically used.
• Joel added a WebNotifications badge to Top Sites on the New Tab Page which surfaces per-origin unread web-notification state directly on TopSites tiles by rendering a compact badge in the activity-stream/TopSites component—users can now glance at NTP tiles to see which sites have pending web notifications without changing navigation or site state (affects desktop and mobile NTP Top Sites UI). This is something we plan on experimenting with later this year.
• Similarly, Joel added a TopSites hover card with notifications which expands the to show per-site notification items and actions on hover or long-press, enabling users to read and dismiss notifications from the NTP itself rather than opening each site.
• Hanna Alemu fixed the focus outline for the “Learn how we protect your data” link in NEWTAB_PERSONALIZATION_MESSAGE, replacing the blue non-rounded ring with the standard rounded focus style via CSS so keyboard and assistive users get a consistent, discoverable focus indicator.
• Maxx Crawford added logic to show different tip messages throughout the day/week on the New Tab Page in the upcoming privacy widget, implementing time-of-day/day-of-week selection in the tip renderer so users receive context-varying tips rather than a static message, which affects the tip surface and supports time-targeted experiments.
• Irene Ni removed the New Tab daily briefing slice from the New Tab Page, so users will no longer see the daily-briefing card on new tabs and related New Tab slice prefs/registrations were cleaned up.
• Jack Brown migrated the New Tab ContextMenu/LinkMenu implementation to the panel-list component, so right-click menus and link context behavior on the New Tab now use panel-list rendering (affects keyboard navigation, theming, and menu perf).
• Irene Ni removed a root-level <hr> selector from the Weather forecast widget SCSS that leaked global divider styles into the New Tab Page layout, restoring correct dividers and preventing spacing/layout regressions on about:newtab.
• Irene Ni enabled the remote-settings-driven sections layout in Nightly, flipping the remote-settings/sections layout so Nightly users receive Discovery Stream section composition from Remote Settings.
• Irene Ni automated the New Tab Page locales update for train-hop to ensure locale bundles are refreshed on train deploys so users see corrected translations and no longer encounter stale labels after a hop.
• Reem Hamoui fixed the Crossword widget double-counting and removed broad “interaction” user_actions so telemetry and UX-triggered actions reflect a single user event and analytics driven by user_action are no longer inflated.
• Dre fixed the “Show more widgets” visibility by adjusting the widget container overflow/visibility logic so the Show more control is reliably revealed on constrained viewports, restoring widget discoverability.
• Joel fixed newtab.closed and newtab.sections_impression firing unexpectedly on the New Tab Page by gating event emission on section visibility and tab lifecycle, which stops spurious impression and close telemetry pings and improves the accuracy of NTP impression/close counts for affected users.
• Joel added a topsite display customization event to newtab ping, updating the New Tab ping schema so user topsite layout and appearance changes are emitted as topsite.display_customization events, enabling reliable capture of pin/remove/resize/customization actions in Telemetry.
• Nina Pypchenko [:nina-py] added widgets.stocks.interaction and flip it on user actions so explicit click/tap interactions with the Stocks widget now generate widgets.stocks.interaction events, improving engagement capture for the Stocks surface.
• Nina Pypchenko [:nina-py] migrated the Stocks widget telemetry to the shared useWidgetTelemetry hook, standardizing how the Stocks widget emits metrics and ping fields to match other widgets, which reduces missing/duplicate events and makes per-widget telemetry consistent across platforms.
• Irene Ni created an initial JSON dump of Remote Settings sections layouts for cold startup to prepopulate New Tab Page sections on first launch and reduce layout flash or missing tiles.
• Nina Pypchenko [:nina-py] added a persistent “New” badge to the Stocks widget until first user interaction, which improves discoverability of the Stocks card and is cleared on the user’s first click/tap.
• Maxx Crawford implemented a side-by-side content layout variant for the New Tab Page feed, which introduces a new responsive layout option that changes feed column behavior and visual density on wider viewports.
• Scott Downe added support for five-column content feed layouts, which enables denser content grids for large displays by updating grid logic and responsive breakpoints and affects NTP rendering on wide screens.
• Dre added a “Celebrations” UI state to the Privacy Widget, which surfaces milestone/celebratory visuals and transient animations in the Privacy Widget when triggers are satisfied.
• Irene Ni updated the New Tab topsite context menu button to respect prefers-reduced-motion via CSS/media-query changes, so users with reduce-motion enabled no longer see the button’s motion/animation.
• Scott Downe expanded New Tab’s list of region and locales for content support, updating the New Tab content selection config and region→locale mappings so more users in newly-added locales receive localized tiles and recommendations on the New Tab Page.
• Irene Ni fixed the New Shortcut / Edit Shortcut prompt background being transparent with the Newtab addon installed, restoring CSS/background opacity for the edit UI so shortcut editing is readable across themes and addon combinations.
• Maxx Crawford added a dedicated trainhopConfig.widgetPrivacy payload for the Privacy widget feature, introducing a per-trainhop config payload in Discovery Stream so Privacy widget rollouts and toggles can be controlled without code deploys.
• Maxx Crawford added a layout management panel in Discovery Stream Admin, giving editors an admin UI to modify New Tab/stream layouts (reduces manual config edits and speeds layout experiments).
• Dre reduced the Privacy Widget celebration sparkles on the New Tab Page in Privacy Widget Celebration: Reduce the Sparkles by lowering particle counts and throttling animation cadence in the widget’s CSS/JS animation code, reducing visual noise and a small amount of GPU/animation work for users during the celebration without changing privacy settings.
• Maxx Crawford restored the “Change size” context menu item for the side-by-side experimental New Tab layout so users with the side-by-side exp layout enabled regain the resize control in widget context menus.
• Maxx Crawford stopped the sports widget from rendering regardless of the pref so unwanted sports content no longer appears on New Tab when the pref should prevent it.

Picture-in-Picture

• Thanks to Lukáš Lipinský for adding live event caption support for ceskatelevize.cz!
• Thanks to Mike Conley for fixing play / pause issues with the PiP player on Udemy.

Search and Urlbar

• Nova: continued work on the Nova redesign, focusing on CSS fixes, tab group and container styling, and tab/address bar polish. Efforts are underway to ensure the UI integrates correctly with platform themes and high-contrast modes.
• IPC Urlbar / Multi-Context Address Bar (MCAB) on New Tab: Significant progress has been made on the IPC Urlbar implementation. The CI variant is now live and upgraded to Tier 2, allowing for better bug detection. Currently focused on making content modules content-process-safe and preparing for new tab search bar integration. Here’s moz-urlbar rendering something on about:newtab for the first time:

• Post-MVP work continues on refining the new search bar that can be added to the toolbar.
  • Let Tab land on the search input rather than the search button, behind a Nightly-only pref
• Google address bar messaging experiment relaunched.
• Search & Suggest Telemetry: Development is ongoing for search term telemetry, specifically regarding fetching results from Merino for online suggestions. Also preparing to retire legacy telemetry for certain search service metrics.

• Favicon & Places:
  • Bookmarks for Google Apps use the root icon instead of the newly released one
  • CopyFavicon should only copy across same origin pages
  • Favicons are not affected by a hard refresh
  • Bookmarks/history locked error at startup despite no external process holding places.sqlite
• Also trim www from URLs, behind pref

In today's blog, we bring you another one of our Community Stories. This time with Trucker Cassie, one of the content creators playing our games, who will tell you all about her job as a real-life truck driver, as well as her passion for Euro Truck Simulator 2!

You might know Trucker Cassie from her YouTube or Twitch channels, where she regularly posts videos from her life as a truck driver in Scandinavia, and also gameplay live streams, mostly from ETS2. And today, she will tell you all about her love for trucks!

"It's quite random that I started working as a truck driver. I never had any drivers in my family. It was a friend who showed me the world of trucks. He had just gotten his heavy license, and one morning he gave me a ride to school in the oldest Scania I had ever seen. But from that moment, a spark was lit. Maybe I could drive a truck too? It felt so cool and free! So I applied to a trucking school, and the rest is history," Cassie told us.

Cassie discovered her passion for truck driving, and now, it's been 13 years since she started this way of life, as she now works part-time as a truck driver and shares her stories on social media. "At the start of my career, I never wanted to stop working. I wanted to beat my earlier record on how many deliveries I could make in a day. I had really found my place in life! But a few years with this lifestyle caused me to burn out, and it forced me to rethink my situation. Today, I work part-time, and I've learnt how important it is to wind down and relax when I can," she says.

If you wonder what kind of work Cassie usually does and what her days on the long and beautiful Scandinavian roads look like, she also shares this with us: "I have tried various delivery types, such as gravel, wood chips, and powder tanker. Now I'm delivering various goods from Sweden to Norway. And when I'm done with that delivery, I normally load fish in Norway. The fishing industries can be located in tricky places! Through small towns and up and down steep and curvy hills. It can really be a challenge during wintertime. After the fish is loaded, I drive to Denmark, where another driver picks up my trailer and drives it somewhere in Europe! Then I pick up a load from Denmark and drive home to Sweden again."

What Cassie loves the most about her job are the amazing views she sees along the way as well as the solitude this life can bring. "I get to listen to music and podcasts, and I rarely talk to customers. I also get to bring my Chihuahua, Happy," she told us.

This interesting merge of the two worlds is something we really love, as we have heard similar stories where either members of our community started driving trucks for a living because of our games, or long-term truck drivers that found their passion in Euro Truck Simulator 2 or American Truck Simulator.

"I have been a truck driver for a while before I discovered Euro Truck Simulator 2. A colleague of mine showed me the game, and I thought it was a silly idea to drive a truck for work, then get home, and play a truck simulator after work. And now look at me," Cassie shared.

So what is actually so satisfying about playing a truck simulator when you are a real-life truck driver? 

"I am having the time of my life when I play ETS2 on my livestreams! Because in a real truck, you have a lot of responsibility; to deliver the cargo, the truck, and yourself to the delivery place safely. Always being alert. But when I'm playing the game, I can be social with the chat, drive together with the viewers, answer questions, and just have a good time. And the consequences won't be too big when my digital truck makes a kickflip off a mountain because I was focusing on what the chat is saying. I also like to compare the real-life roads to the simulator! And point out the landmarks and differences from the real places," Cassie explained.

What actually inspired Cassie to start creating content on social media was kind of a coincidence, but from there, it helped her to grow a big community of over 160 thousand followers on YouTube alone.

"I started my main YouTube channel after I got the offer of being in a reality TV show years ago. I had to film my workday as a truck driver myself, and then send the footage to the TV production. The TV show was canceled before it had even started, though, and there I was with a vlog. I realized I could put it together myself and post it on YouTube! So that's what I did. A few videos in, and I suddenly gained thousands of subscribers in a few weeks' time. It was crazy! I also have a smaller YouTube channel, where I post gaming content and previous livestreams. I decided to have two separate channels since the content is quite different. And of course, my Twitch channel, where I do livestreams when I have the energy for it," Cassie told us.

This gave us a great opportunity to ask Cassie, a real truck driver, how Euro Truck Simulator 2 compares with the real world, and she was happy to answer that:

"I think Euro Truck Simulator 2 is very accurate to real life trucking! Especially when you have a steering wheel and pedals. I know a few people who have practiced reversing trailers in the game, then tried it out in real life. And they nailed it! All because they have practiced in the game."

We were also curious how Cassie's driving differs from the real world to how she drives in Euro Truck Simulator 2. "I definitely test the limits and do more daring stuff in the game! Somehow, people get surprised when they see my real-life work videos, and notice I actually know how to drive a truck. But I don't blame them, after seeing my stunts in ETS2. It would be nice to have a pink MAN truck in real life as well! But until now, I'll get to be pretty in pink in the simulator," she answered.

If you think this life would be for you and you are also thinking about taking on a truck driver career, Cassie has a message for you! "I really recommend people try out Euro Truck Simulator 2 if they are curious about becoming truck drivers in real life. It is a pretty big decision, with lots of money needed to get a heavy license with all the needed certificates. And I think ETS2 gives a great hint of what trucking can feel like! Also, it's a really fun activity to bring home your non-trucking friends and let them reverse a trailer in the game! Better than any board game I have played :)," she concluded.

We hope you have enjoyed Cassie's story! If you did, remember to give our X/Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, and TikTok a follow so you won't miss similar blogs and also updates from our games straight to your feed. Or subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed. Keep on trucking!

❗ This is a pre-release

• May contain bugs and unfinished features.

⚠️ Note for macOS users

Builds are unsigned (no Apple Developer ID). After dragging MarkText into Applications, clear the quarantine flag once:

xattr -cr /Applications/marktext.app

Verifying downloads

All artifacts are listed with their SHA-256 in SHA256SUMS.txt. Verify with:

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt --ignore-missing

What's Changed

• fix: preserve Google Docs CSS formatting on paste by @Renakoni in #4699
• fix(desktop): preserve RTL text direction in PDF and print export by @Jocs in #4874
• docs: update sponsor logo by @Jocs in #5014
• docs: remove sponsor ukey by @Jocs in #5217
• fix: preserve viewport when toggling task-list checkbox by @Awaker-OTE in #5189
• fix(desktop): allow saving directly to a drive root (#5150) by @Panisnbb in #5188
• docs: fix grammar issues in FAQ.md by @woltary02-creator in #5089
• fix(ui): sync quick insert highlight with input method by @KDOJP in #5176
• feat(i18n): add Dutch locale + validation tests + fix existing issues by @rkristelijn in #5137
• Japanese translation update by @coolvitto in #5049
• fix: allow copy-paste in same folder with auto-rename by @rkristelijn in #5139
• chore: add pre-commit hooks (husky + lint-staged) by @rkristelijn in #4999
• fix(muya): escape HTML in image attribute values (CWE-79) by @andesyteoss in #4980
• fix: #5001 persist pasted bitmap images to the assets folder per preferences by @Panisnbb in #5168
• fix(muya): preserve cursor on IME composition backspace(#4956) by @Zengzzhao in #4957
• fix(muya): size table columns to their content by @Renakoni in #4952
• fix: handle UNC image paths and watchers by @Renakoni in #4778
• fix(desktop): ignore revoked output pipe errors on macOS by @Awaker-OTE in #5229
• feat(desktop): add "Reset Zoom" item to the Window menu by @xrgzs in #5185
• fix: #3469 decode Windows clipboard file paths as UTF-16LE by @Panisnbb in #5167
• fix(desktop): prevent CodeMirror line tree corruption by @Renakoni in #4930
• fix(i18n): add the missing Dutch resetZoom label by @githello1 in #5245
• feat(macOS): add Dictionary lookup for selected editor text by @nikkogibler in #4814
• fix: #4890 use file extension for side bar icons by @doktorigi in #4910
• fix(muya): #4747 deep clone editor state without recursing by @CookPiu in #5259
• fix: init image size when render html tag image by @Jocs in #5264
• fix: render rect selection in table by @Jocs in #5265
• fix: the missing locale key by @Jocs in #5266
• fix: #5152 align TOC navigation with editor viewport by @foo-hao in #5153
• fix: #5130 keep Electron locale resources for all supported UI languages by @legsing in #5132
• fix: #5129 detect system language on first start by @legsing in #5131
• fix: skip website preview deploy on fork PRs by @Jocs in #5278
• feat: add 'Treat soft newlines as spaces' preference (#1849) by @wmoss in #4937
• fix(muya): keep IME input intact after a soft line break by @Jocs in #5281
• fix(muya): stop the quick-insert hint claiming a line of its own by @Jocs in #5283
• fix(muya): give a code block's trailing empty line a line box by @Jocs in #5286
• fix(muya): keep footnote reference ids intact for special identifiers (#5208) by @Jocs in #5285
• fix(muya): skip search matches whose block left the document (#5163, #5215) by @Jocs in #5287
• fix(muya): keep the image resize bar from crashing after its image is removed (#5216) by @Jocs in #5288
• fix(muya): ignore a quick-insert pick once its paragraph is gone (#5213) by @Jocs in #5289
• fix(muya): drop an image selection whose block left the document (#5055) by @Jocs in #5291
• fix(muya): number empty lines in code blocks (#5294) by @Jocs in #5295
• fix(muya): don't restore a drag selection onto removed blocks (#4981, #5256) by @Jocs in #5290
• fix(muya): end the paragraph on a Shift+Enter that would leave an empty line by @Jocs in #5300
• fix: make anchor links reach CJK headings and headings in other documents (#5292) by @Jocs in #5298
• fix(desktop): flush pending edits before entering source code mode by @richbodo in #5103
• fix(muya): load relative images from folders named with #, ? or % (#5302) by @Jocs in #5301
• test(desktop): wait for TOC scrolls to settle in the toc-scroll e2e by @Jocs in #5303

New Contributors

• @Awaker-OTE made their first contribution in #5189
• @Panisnbb made their first contribution in #5188
• @woltary02-creator made their first contribution in #5089
• @KDOJP made their first contribution in #5176
• @rkristelijn made their first contribution in #5137
• @coolvitto made their first contribution in #5049
• @andesyteoss made their first contribution in #4980
• @Zengzzhao made their first contribution in #4957
• @xrgzs made their first contribution in #5185
• @githello1 made their first contribution in #5245
• @nikkogibler made their first contribution in #4814
• @doktorigi made their first contribution in #4910
• @CookPiu made their first contribution in #5259
• @foo-hao made their first contribution in #5153
• @legsing made their first contribution in #5132
• @wmoss made their first contribution in #4937
• @richbodo made their first contribution in #5103

Full Changelog: v0.20.0-rc.1...v0.20.0-rc.2

Breaking Changes (well not breaking, but kinda, not sure haha)

• Made Sentinel mandatory on regular servers. Existing regular servers were enabled automatically, and the enable or disable setting became read-only in the UI and API. This is mandatory for upcoming features. Sentinel will have a bigger responsibility.

Features

• Restored each user's last active team after login and added a team picker when no saved team was available. (#11503)
• Moved service application and database settings into a modal and added Docker restart-limit settings, including API support for max_restart_count.
• Added indexing, redirect, and hostname regeneration controls to application, preview, and service domain editors.

Fixes

• Prevented duplicate two-factor challenge submissions and redirected stale authenticated submissions instead of returning HTTP 419. (#11223, closed #10670 and #10731)
• Accepted custom usernames in SCP-style SSH Git URLs across source setup, API creation, webhooks, clones, and repository links. (#11685, closed #11686)
• Accepted uppercase letters in existing S3-compatible bucket names. (closed #11536)
• Detected Docker Compose domain conflicts across service domains and treated HTTP and HTTPS forms as the same routing identity.
• Preserved inherited service ports instead of saving them as overrides, and ignored hostless URLs when deployments calculated port overrides.
• Saved Compose environment files atomically to prevent partial writes and truncated files.
• Made the "Restart Limit Reached" email notification toggle work. (closed #11705)
• Distinguished same-named application containers on different servers in the terminal.
• Fixed sidebar preference handling, application domain display, two-factor status display, and duplicate metrics status badges.

Improvements

• Pulled image-based Docker Compose services before stopping the current deployment, which reduced downtime and stopped deployments early when an image pull failed.
• Improved domain editing and queued DNS checks across applications, previews, and services. DNS checks now ran only after relevant hostname or scheme changes.
• Improved mobile application settings navigation, pinned domain save controls, compacted service domain cards, and made view controls consistent.
• Improved the environment variable editor, modal scrolling, button loading states, and backup settings layouts.
• Upgraded Sentinel from 0.0.22 to 1.0.1.

What's Changed

• fix: prevent duplicate 2FA challenge submissions causing HTTP 419 by @PRSFM in #11223
• feat(teams): persist active team and add team selection screen by @adiologydev in #11503
• fix: support generic SSH Git usernames by @Marmelatze in #11685

New Contributors

• @PRSFM made their first contribution in #11223
• @Marmelatze made their first contribution in #11685

Full Changelog: v4.3.18...v4.3.19

Today, we're excited to take you on a journey to another destination coming to the upcoming Isle of Ireland DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2 - the county town of Cavan!

Located in the heart of Ireland's lakeland region, Cavan is known for its picturesque countryside, rolling green landscapes, and rich agricultural heritage. As our map team continues to recreate the unique atmosphere of Ireland, we knew this important regional hub deserved its place on the road network of the Isle of Ireland DLC.

While exploring the area, keen-eyed drivers may spot a stone wall or even a rugby field, well-known local landmarks that help bring even more regional identity to the town and its surroundings. Combined with carefully crafted roads, vegetation, and architecture, these details help create a location that feels true to its real-world counterpart.

Of course, no town in Euro Truck Simulator 2 would be complete without plenty of opportunities for work. In Cavan, truckers will be able to deliver cargo to several industries that play an important role in the local economy.

One of the key destinations is a local oil supplier, serving businesses and communities across the region. Whether you're hauling fuel products or supporting regional logistics, this depot offers an important link in the supply chain.

Drivers looking for refrigerated or packaged cargo will also find work at a food distribution depot. Acting as a hub for incoming and outgoing goods, this facility ensures products reach stores and customers throughout the island.

In addition, a supermarket depot provides another busy destination for deliveries. From everyday consumer goods to fresh produce, truckers will have a variety of cargoes to transport while helping keep shelves stocked across the region.

Our teams have worked hard to capture the atmosphere of this charming Irish town, from its characteristic rural surroundings to its industrial areas and landmarks. We hope that Cavan will become a memorable stop on your journeys across the Isle of Ireland.

We look forward to sharing more previews from the Isle of Ireland DLC in the future. If you're excited to discover, explore, and travel across the Isle of Ireland, be sure to add this upcoming map expansion to your Steam Wishlist!

Don't forget to follow us on X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Bluesky, TikTok, and YouTube, or sign up for our newsletter for all the latest news. Until next time, keep those wheels turning, and happy haulin'!

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• Intermittent flicker may be observed in browsers when navigating to certain websites [6673430]
• Fixed an issue where virtual displays could not be created after updating to driver 616.56 [6674464]
• Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) sessions may display a black screen after updating to driver 616.56 [6687328]

⭐ New Feature: Unified Logs

Logs are merged with PocketBase logs and not a seperate console-only feature anymore.

• Added superuser-only /logs page backed by PocketBase built-in logs.
• Filter by level, text-search log level/message/data, sort, paginate, refresh.
• View structured data, relative source path, level, message, time, raw JSON.
• Toggle UpSnap-only logs using upsnap=true record attribute.
• Wake and shutdown logs identify manual or cron trigger.
• Ping status transitions and tracked IP changes now log events.
• Added UPSNAP_LOG_LEVEL: DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, OFF.

Changelog

Features

• 7bbe114: feat: add /logs page, close #1756 (@seriousm4x)

Others

• 7045f74: cleanup css classes (@seriousm4x)
• b3c4b37: improve log filter and fonts (@seriousm4x)
• aee5c8c: improve logging, filter only upsnap logs (@seriousm4x)

Improvements

• Added MLO STR Mesh support for WiFi 7 Access Points.
• Requires UAP 8.8 or newer.
• Improved Application stability.
• Improved Observability resiliency.

Bugfixes

• Fixed a rare issue where WiFi clients using MLO could display an incorrect IP address.
• Fixed an issue where WiFi Broadcast could fail on UDR7 and UDR-5G when using MLO STR.
• Fixed inaccurate Port Lock events in Port Manager Time Machine.
• Fixed an issue where Site Admins could fail to open Settings in multi-site deployments.
• Fixed a rare issue where network configuration changes could fail to save.
• Fixed a rare issue where the Client Session widget was not displayed in the Client panel.

Additional information

UniFi OS Server

Going forward, we recommend users upgrade to UniFi OS Server for all self-hosted deployments. It provides the full UniFi OS Platform experience, ensuring you receive the latest features, improvements, and integrations.

UniFi Network Native Application for UniFi OS

Compatible with UDM, UDR, UDR7, UDR 5G Max, Express, Express 7, and UCG models (Ultra, Max, Fiber, and Industrial) on UniFi OS 3.1.6 or later. UDM-Pro, UDM-SE, and UDW have been using it since UniFi OS 5.1.5.

• The UniFi OS update utilizes the application version compatible with your console.
• The manual update process via SSH requires a compatible package. Incompatible packages will be rejected on installation.
• Older UniFi OS versions (prior to UniFi OS 3.1.6) on the UDM and UDR continue to utilize the standard UniFi Network Application for UniFi OS.

 Checksums

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• [p]Fixed various gaps in map.[/p][/*]
• [p]Fixed a wallbang spot on B site.[/p][/*]
• [p]Added a missing competitive CT spawn point.[/p][/*]
• [p]Added additional T spawn points.[/p][/*]

• [p]Reworked CSPlayerCamera:[/p]
• [p]Renamed it to CustomPlayerCamera.[/p][/*]
• [p]Added GetPlayer, GetMode, SetMode, and SetFollowConfig.[/p][/*]
• [p]Deprecated IsEnabled, SetEnabled, and SetIsControllingAngles.[/p][/*]