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<\/a>Bazaar app icon before and after<\/p>\nThe redesign adopts a market stall motif: striped awning over a selection of goods on display (a circle, triangle, and square riffing on the Flathub logo). As a thematic play, it\u2019s a solid swap that fits better than the old price tag while adding colour to our keep screens looking lively.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, Bazaar makes app listings more informative with the addition of an app permission system. This shows a \u2018risk\u2019 assessment label on app listing pages which, when clicked, lists what packages can and can\u2019t do if installed:<\/p>\n
You can now sign in with a Flathub account to bookmark apps in Bazaar or the Flathub website and have them kept in sync. You can also manage your faves incase they, y\u2019know, are not longer your faves! This replaces Bazaar\u2019s earlier \u2018star count\u2019 system.<\/p>\n Recent updates have also brought other improvements worth noting:<\/p>\n New \u201cOnly Show Verified\u201d filter option<\/p>\n Category pages for most categories<\/p>\n \u201cAdwaita\u201d or \u201cKDE\u201d categories (based on DE)<\/p>\n Additional Pride flag options for progress bars<\/p>\n Improved text selection in app descriptions<\/p>\n GNOME search provider results jump to app page<\/p>\n Disk cache writes reduced<\/p>\n Background status shown in popover<\/p>\n Bazaar actively surfaces developer support options, e.g., donation links, coffee purchases, whatever mechanism an app developer offers. This conscientiousness extends to other parts of the UI, as you can theme progress bars with Pride flag colours.<\/p>\n Recent updates have expanded the available choices with disability, genderqueer, intersex, demigender, and biromantic flags pride flags. <\/p>\n<\/a>Glanceable permission lists<\/p>\n<\/a>Login with Flathub to stash\/sync app bookmarks<\/p>\n