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Chrome 142 introduced new protections against local network attacks. For most apps, that change is barely noticeable. For us, it broke a very specific, very common local development workflow.
We are thrilled to announce that WorkAdventure 1.27.0 is now available! This release marks a significant milestone on our journey towards WorkAdventure 2, bringing several key improvements and laying the groundwork for future enhancements.
After carefully listening to WorkAdventure’s community and their feedback regarding the interactions between users and its limitations within the app, we decided to adopt a new system that enables bubble discussions with unlimited participants, speaker zones, and a neat and ergonomic experience inside meeting rooms.
We’re excited to announce that WorkAdventure’s 1.25 version is now available for all of you. With a major redesign, a new responsive menu, a smart and adaptable interface, and many new features, we improved our software for your comfort and convenience.
WorkAdventure had the pleasure of participating in the Web Summit Rio 2025 event by showcasing our product on a stand, networking with different international startups, and listening to the conferences proposed by the convention.
How to design a responsive menu?The evolution of technology and the variety of screens and displays demand something new from software products and interfaces: a smart and dynamic menu/action bar capable of adapting to every type of environment and screen configuration.
Is there something positive about AI in school and university? It has become customary to see students relying on AI tools for learning and homework purposes, and this is not entirely bad, as some people might say.
