Saved-access recovery, retry, and updating without entering the code again.
- One verified access check is used throughout the app.
- A saved code is not requested again after a temporary failure.
- Recovery offers Retry or Updates with the correct explanation.
Added
A separate recovery screen
When saved access cannot be checked for a while, the screen keeps two actions available: retry the connection or check for and download an update.
Updates before the app opens
The Updates section from Settings is available before Tasks and Profiles can open.
Improved
One verified access check for every action
Task launch, browser preparation, updates, and remote control use one check instead of making separate requests.
An old check is refreshed first
The app first tries to refresh saved access and only then considers a full new verification.
Simultaneous actions use one check
When several features open together, they wait for the same check and avoid duplicate activations.
The user still decides when to install
The app shows a description and prepares the update, but installation stays manual unless automatic mode is explicitly enabled.
Fixed
Recovery no longer looks like first activation
The heading and explanation recognize that a code is already stored. The app does not ask for it again when there is no input field.
Retry and Updates stay available after a connection error
A temporary connection failure no longer leaves the user on a blocked screen without a next action.
The same status across sections
Tasks, Settings, and Updates no longer show different access-check results.
Removed
Repeated code prompts on a configured machine
A check failure no longer clears saved settings or sends the user back to an empty field.
Separate access checks in different sections
Different parts of the app no longer create independent checks that can show different results.
Incorrect text from version 2.1.30
The first-activation instruction left on the previous release's recovery screen has been removed.