Can network hiccups, session switches, and attachments stop interrupting work?

This release group closes out several issues that directly interrupt workflow: restoring history features, preventing temporary outages from being mistaken for sign-out, and reducing jumps during session switches and attachment loading.

The short answer

Yes. History navigation and filtering, avatars, image preview, and file opening are restored. Temporary network or service failures no longer clear sign-in so aggressively, and session switching is steadier.

History is useful again

History navigation, role and model filters, avatars, image preview, and file opening have all been restored, making older content easier to revisit.

A temporary outage is not the same as signing out

Brief network loss or a temporary service problem no longer automatically means your login has expired, so FinchStory is less likely to send you back to sign-in unnecessarily.

Session switching should not move the UI for you

Vertical jumps during session switching, leftover scroll animation from the previous session, and repeated position correction after attachments load have all been addressed.

What's new

Restored history navigation.
Restored role and model filtering.
Restored avatars, image preview, and file opening.
Temporary network or service failures no longer immediately clear sign-in.
Fixed vertical jumping during session switches.
Cleaned up stale scroll animations.
Reduced repeated position correction during attachment loading.
FinchStory 1.0.43–1.0.44 · September 13, 2026