Can the experience stay consistent when you switch working styles?

This release group continues refining the interface while making process display and interaction behavior more consistent across working styles. The goal is simple: changing styles should not mean learning a different set of interface rules.

The short answer

Yes. Different working styles now share a more consistent process and interaction experience, while the three-column layout has also been tightened to give content a cleaner, more compact space.

Switching styles should not mean relearning the interface

Different working styles now follow more consistent rules for process display. After switching, scrolling, follow behavior, and process information stay in more familiar places.

Process display is more consistent

Small display differences between styles have been reduced. What you see is a more continuous Activity experience and more consistent interaction, rather than a separate interface for a particular style.

The three-column layout is tighter

Spacing across the three-column layout has been refined, with the right side made more compact so more room stays with the content you are actually reading and using.

What's new

More consistent process display across working styles.
More consistent scrolling and follow behavior after switching styles.
Fewer unnecessary interface differences between styles.
Continued refinement of three-column spacing.
Tighter right-side interior spacing for a more compact content area.
FinchStory 1.0.38–1.0.40 · September 13, 2026