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An interface that gives each answer the right space
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In June, several changes addressed how Linse presents information. A short reply and a structured result do not need the same amount of interface. Moving between voice and reading should also preserve your sense of place.
Let the content determine its presentation
The response presentation was refined so that short, plain-text answers could use a lighter treatment, while longer or structured content could use a card. This reduces visual weight around a simple reply and gives a more substantial result room to be read.
Attached files also became visible in the immediate representation of your message, making it easier to recognize what you had just sent.
Recognize a Space at a glance
Spaces gained a reusable identity treatment with monograms and automatic colors. The same identity could appear in the sidebar, search results, and the Space itself, helping you recognize a context as you move around.
Keep your place when voice ends
Voice layout adjustments kept the input accessible while speaking. Deactivating voice was also updated to return you to the conversation page you had been viewing. These are small transitions, but they help speaking and reading feel like parts of one continuous experience.