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- We’ve added a new ‘congrats’ message upon completion of your plan and given you the much-needed ability to ‘restart’ a plan after you’ve finished it.
- On your Plans page, we’ve added a toggle that lets you easily switch between Plans that you are in progress and others that are completed. This should help declutter this screen for those of you who have gone through several plans.
- Our Chime, Reflect and Repeat functions will now work as expected when there are multiple scripture references in a single day of a listening plan.
You can now adjust which voices appear in the voice menu on the player, as well as which versions appear in Read mode. Now, when listening on Random, the audio will shuffle between your active voices in the Version & Voice Preferences screen.
You can now download any experience for offline listening, including the Dwell Daily Devotional, Sleep experiences, Breath Prayers, Lectio Divina and more. We also made quite a few under-the-hood improvements that should make downloading and listening offline much easier.
Now, you can integrate daily scripture plus reflection into your drive, making every journey an opportunity for spiritual growth.
Easily navigate your playlists and plan day tracks in the audio player with our new tappable track indicator. This feature showcases the current track you’re listening to and lets you jump between tracks without leaving the player. It’s a more intuitive way to engage with playlists and plans.
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