Limerino 1.0.7 — Rock-solid mention notifications

1.0.7 makes mention notifications rock-solid.

• Fixed a crash when opening the app by tapping a mention notification while Limerino was fully closed.
• The Mention Vault now refreshes when you open it from a notification and whenever you return to the app — the newest mentions always appear at the top right away, and the app badge clears once you’ve seen them.

The notification-tap crash. Tapping a mention notification while Limerino was fully closed could crash the app during launch: the tap was handled off the main thread, which the newest iOS builds reject while restoring the app’s windows. Notification handling now runs on the main thread from the start, so the tap opens the app and lands in the right place every time.

A Mention Vault that’s always current. Opening the Vault from a notification reloads it every time — even when it was already on screen — and a Vault left open while you were away refreshes when you come back to the app. The newest mentions appear at the top right away, and the app badge clears in the same pass once you’ve seen them.

Live chat lands sooner. On a signed-in launch, chat no longer waits for account validation to finish before connecting — the first connection presents your saved identity while validation runs alongside, so live chat appears seconds sooner. Returning to the app after a long time away reconnects in the same eager order.

Shared Chat shows the source. During a Twitch Shared Chat session, messages from the partner channel now carry that channel’s avatar on the row, so cross-channel chatter is easy to follow at a glance — and VoiceOver names the origin channel too.

Smaller things that add up:

• The Mention Vault picked up the app’s loading, haptic, and VoiceOver vocabulary: a proper loading indicator, tactile feedback on delete, refresh, and retry, and clearer announcements.
• The Enable Mention Alerts button is bolder and easier to read on every accent color.
• The no-channels screen stays clear of the message composer, reflows at the largest accessibility text sizes, and no longer asks signed-in users to sign in.
• The sign-in pairing code and a few remaining screens moved to the system typeface, and the Privacy and Terms tables re-render as readable cards.