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Release Notes v8.0.0

v8.4.0​

1. Usability Improvements​

Updated the feedback for content unavailable for translation and added a modal to alert users about connection failures.

v8.3.1​

1. Product Adjustments​

Fixes re-rendering issues that occurred during scrolling.

v8.3.0​

1. Website Reader Updates​

It is now possible to use the website reader on mobile devices.

2. Translation Flow Adjustments​

Implements a flow to prevent multiple translation requests from being made before the first one is loaded.

3. CSS Adjustments​

Adjusts the position of the notification balloon.

v8.2.3​

1. Analytics Events Update​

Changes the label names sent in analytics events.

v8.2.2​

1. Implements on-demand item loading​

This change ensures that items on the Hand Talk Plugin loading screen are only displayed in the DOM after the user activates the plugin, preventing unnecessary items from loading on the page, reducing the size of the plugin and consequently the loading time.

v8.2.1​

1. Cursor Icon Fix​

Fixes the symbol displayed on the cursor when the selected translation language is ASL.

v8.2.0​

1. Refactors Plugin Animation Flow​

Adjusts folders related to the plugin’s static animations and modifies the sending of sign language acronyms.

v8.1.0​

1. Adds offRedirection Parameter​

With the offRedirection parameter, it is possible to disable the plugin’s URL redirections.

v8.0.0​

1. Implements ASL in the plugin via a new parameter​

The language parameter has been added so that the plugin can be activated in ASL. The new parameter can be assigned the value en-ase to perform translations in ASL or it can be assigned the value ptBR-bzs to perform translations in Libras.

✔ If the language parameter is not added to the implementation, the plugin will start in the default language ptBR-bzs and translate to Libras.

Example implementation of the plugin for ASL

<script src="https://plugin.handtalk.me/web/latest/handtalk.min.js"></script>
<script>
  var ht = new HT({
    token: "YOUR TOKEN",
    //Start the plugin in ASL
    language: "en-ase"
  });
</script>