Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Quick access to tasks, boards, and queues is now available in the mobile app.

The main focus is on simplifying the interface and improving navigation. Now users can switch between tasks, queues, and boards from the main page. In addition, a quick task creation button has been added to the bottom of the main screen.

A notable innovation is the viewing of task boards. Previously, users could track one specific task, but now all cards from different queues are displayed on a single panel. The ability to create and edit boards will be available in future updates. 

Significant changes have been made to comments. Long messages can now be scrolled and sorted. An editor has been integrated for editing text in discussions, allowing you to highlight key phrases, change formatting, and leave short reactions.

A notifications section has been added to the application. A bell icon has been added to the bottom panel. There you can view alerts individually or mark several as read at once. The settings now include a choice of interface language (Russian or English), light and dark themes, management of experimental functions, and a chat with the support service.

The developers also paid attention to integration with other products that are part of the "Yandex 360" online office. A separate menu has appeared on the main page for switching to other services.

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