Parley

0.9.4

• Names under the rounds of the left column: the first name of the person, or the name of the channel. On by default; in the settings (and the right click of the column) you can turn them off and choose their text size.

0.9.3

• The game's chat no longer comes back by itself during fights (in battlegrounds it was there all the time). It can still be turned back on in the settings.

0.9.2

• Fixed: in battlegrounds, the tabs and part of the column disappeared (the game hides community names there, and Parley stumbled on them).

0.9.1

• Faster in battlegrounds and raids: who is in your group is read once a second instead of for every picture.
• If one part of the window fails to draw, the rest is still drawn, and the error is kept so it can be fixed.

0.9.0

• A window (Group, General...) can show some game messages on their own: in its gear menu, What it shows > Game info: loot and loot rolls, dice rolls (/roll), money, experience and reputation.

0.8.9

• A monster fleeing or yelling during a fight no longer brings the game's chat back over Parley: only a hidden message from a player does.

0.8.8

• While Parley replaces the chat, the game's chat windows are really put away: the mouse passing over their old place or a new loot line no longer brings them back over Parley.

0.8.7

• Loot in dungeons no longer brings the game's chat back over Parley. When it does come back during a hidden fight, it now goes away by itself 20 seconds after the fight, even between packs.

0.8.6

• Battle.net whispers (the blue ones) are private conversations like the others: at the top of the column, with a notification, the friend's class and the character they play, and you answer right in Parley.

0.8.5

• Private conversations stay at the top of the column, newest first, like on Discord: someone you just wrote to is right under the + button. Put one in a folder to keep it elsewhere.

0.8.4

• After sending a message, the typing line gives the keys back to the game, like the game's chat: Z moves your character again.
• "New message to..." closes when you click anywhere else.

0.8.3

• New message: names are suggested as you type, from your conversations, friends, group, guild, Battle.net friends, communities and people seen in the chat. The start of any word is enough, accents do not matter. Tab or arrows to choose, Enter to write.

0.8.2

• Communities: their messages always appear in Parley, even when the community was not added to the chat, with the history the game keeps. You can write in them from Parley too.

0.8.1

• Profile: "Class icon" and "Specialization icon" now replace a picture you had chosen, and the others see it too.
• First install: small rounds in the left column.

0.8.0

• Profiles: choose your picture among every icon of the game (search by mount, spell or item, or pick one of your mounts), a frame around it (silver, gold, rare, epic, legendary, class color, elite dragon), a status (available, busy, away), a mood line and the color of your bubbles. Other Parley users see them at once: only a few letters travel, the pictures are the game's own.
• Profile card over a picture: mood, status, level, specialization, class, race, faction and guild.
• Without a chosen picture: the face of characters near you, otherwise the icon of their class or specialization (setting).
• Your guild's round shows its emblem.
• Your own picture at the top of the window opens your profile; also /parley profile and the settings.
• Parley's own logo in the addon list, on the minimap button and in the welcome.

0.7.3

• The window stays where you left it after a reload: the size setting no longer shifts it, and the game no longer moves it back to an old place.
• Red badges like on a phone: each round shows how many messages you have not read. On or off for all in the settings, or round by round (right click, Notifications).

0.7.2

• The lists in the tools window no longer go past its bottom.
• Emotes show their name ("Dance") instead of the command ("/dance").

0.7.1

• The tools (game settings, commands, emotes, filters) open in their own window, outside the chat: bigger, easier to read, movable, Escape closes it. Also from the game's options and with /parley tools.

0.7.0

• The / panel (next to the emojis), four tabs:
  • Settings: game settings in one click (denser grass, camera further back, no grey screen when dead, faster spell chaining…). Parley keeps your own value: Undo puts it back. Settings this client does not have are greyed.
  • My commands: save commands and messages, run them in one click. /console … applies at once; other /commands go to the game's box.
  • Emotes: every emote of the game, with search; click to play.
  • Filters: spam filter for public channels, your hidden words, alert words.
• Quick emotes bar: your favourite emotes above the typing line or under the header (or hidden). Right click an emote to add or remove it.
• Alert words: a line with one of them is highlighted and notified, even in a muted place.
• Spam filter (on by default) in General, Trade and other public channels.
• Text size of the messages.

0.6.2

• The design (Modern, Warcraft, Classic) can be chosen directly in the settings, applied at once.

0.6.1

• The left column is one single list you arrange as you like: everything, your windows, conversations, places, folders, saved messages. Something new lands next to things like it, without changing your order.
• Drop a round right on a folder to put it inside.
• The "+" creates: a message, a window, or a folder.
• Windows: make your own (name, and tick what it shows), change or rename the ones taken from the game (they are then kept as you changed them), delete.
• Warcraft design: the title and the buttons stay above the game's frame.

0.6.0

• Everything: a round at the top shows everything you receive in one place, like the game's General tab, each line with its channel in the game's color.
• Your game chat windows (General, Group, Whisp…) are rebuilt in Parley from the game's own settings, one round each.
• Folders show everything inside when clicked; click a place inside to narrow down, click the folder again to open or close it.
• In a view, a label left of the typing line says where your message goes; click to change it. "Reply" sets it to the line's channel.
• Online status of the people you whisper: green online, grey offline (friends, guild, Battle.net friends, group).
• Size of the rounds: small, medium or large (settings, or right click the empty part of the left column).
• Notifications appear just above Parley's window, can be dragged (the place is kept) and follow the chosen design.
• Warcraft design: the title and the buttons are no longer hidden under the game's frame.

0.5.2

• Warcraft design rebuilt with the game's own pieces: the standard window frame (like the character sheet), the inset panels around the column and the messages, a centered golden title. Falls back to the golden border when the client does not have them.
• The golden rings are now drawn at the exact size of each round: no more rings off-center.

0.5.1

• Fixed: choosing a design in the welcome did nothing. The design now applies at once, without reloading the interface.
• /parley design modern|warcraft|classic switches the design directly.

0.5.0

• Welcome at the first start: what Parley is, choose the design, replace the game's chat or keep it, and how it works. Again with /parley setup.
• Three designs: Modern, Warcraft (golden borders, dark stone, rounds circled like the minimap buttons, leather and gold bubbles) and Classic (translucent black, like the game's chat).
• Background opacity setting; the text stays sharp.
• Folders in the left column: put places in a folder, open and close it, rename it, choose its color, move it; its badge counts mentions inside.
• Notifications per place: all messages, only my name, or nothing. A bell in the header and in the right-click menu.

0.4.1

• Choose the order of the places in the left column: drag a round and drop it where you want (a white line shows where it lands), or right click, "Move in the column" (to the top, up, down, to the bottom). Your order is kept; channels you join later are added at the end.

0.4.0

• Tabs keep a readable width and scroll: arrows at the edges (with the number of hidden tabs) and the mouse wheel. The open tab is always visible.
• The left column shows arrows when rounds are hidden above or below; the arrow turns red when a hidden round has something new for you.
• Your own pictures: right click a round, "Change the picture": any emoji and 8 colors, for places and private conversations. "Original picture" goes back.

0.3.3

• Typing a command: Parley's typing line no longer shows through the game's chat box.
• The picture of the open conversation no longer turns black in the left column.

0.3.2

• When Parley replaces the game's chat, you type everything in Parley:
  • Enter opens Parley's typing line;
  • the game's chat box is invisible;
  • typing "/" first hands over to the game's box, in the exact same place, with the "/" already in it: one Enter runs the command (macros and /cast keep working).

0.3.1

• The resize corner (bottom right) is visible again: it was hidden under the typing line. Discreet, brighter under the mouse.

0.3.0

• The left column is now a narrow column of rounds, like Discord's servers: "+" to write to someone new, the pictures of your private conversations, then one round per place (icons, or initials on a color for channels and communities). Names and last message on hover. A white bar shows the open place and places with something new; red badges count unread messages and mentions of you.
• The search is a magnifier in the header: the title keeps its room.
• The window can be smaller (down to 420 x 260).

0.2.2

• The first time Parley replaces the game's chat, it takes the place of the game's chat window. After that it stays where you move or resize it.

0.2.1

• Communities show their real name instead of "Community:123…".
• Right click a channel: hide it from the list (an addon hidden channel, for example). The settings bring hidden channels back.
• Shorter label for saved messages.

0.2.0

• The whole chat, like Discord. Sections on the left (private messages, group, guild, channels, communities, Battle.net friends, game messages, saved), tabs at the top, Discord-like lines with picture and class-colored name, grouped lines, item and spell tooltips on hover.
• Replace the game's chat (setting or /parley chat). The game's chat box stays the game's own, moved under Parley: commands and macros keep working. Untick to get the game's chat back exactly as it was.
• Back to the game's chat during fights where the game hides messages, then Parley again.
• Mentions of your name: highlighted, counted in red, notified.
• Pin, save for later, reply, copy, search.
• History per place, your choice (right click a place).
• Item links in whispers are now clickable.
• /parley debug: a recording to test in dungeons, never what anyone writes.
• The window can be resized.

0.1.2

• Fixed: chat bubbles and day separators had no background.
• The send button is now an arrow.

0.1.1

• Fixed: "No player named … is currently playing" for players on your own realm. WoW Forever names have a first name and a family name, and the server does not find them when the realm is added. Parley now whispers the name alone on your realm, and writes each word with a capital letter.
• Conversations saved under "Name-YourRealm" by 0.1.0 are merged into the right one.

0.1.0

• First version: a modern messenger for your whispers.
• Conversations with picture, last message, time and unread badge.
• Chat bubbles, day separators, big emoji-only messages.
• 54 emojis (Twemoji) with a picker, and text faces turned into emojis.
• Notifications and an unread badge on the minimap button.
• With other Parley users: "typing…", "seen" ticks and reactions.
• Settings in the game's options window, a key binding, 7 languages.