How to change the chat client version

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What does version mean in the tech world?

In this context, a version is like a fingerprint for a specific stage of a software's life. It's a unique number or code (like version 1.2.3) that tracks changes and updates. Bigger numbers signify newer versions (for example 2.7 is more recent than 2.6), and the later number changes in the sequence, the smaller the update (e.g. going from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1 is a relatively small update compared to going to 1.1.0 or 2.0.0).

Changing the Chat client version on myozeki.com ()

Changing the Chat client version on myozeki.com ()

  1. Check current Chat version number
  2. Go to Install services
  3. Select Chat
  4. Change version
  5. Check Chat version number

Changing the Chat client version on myozeki.com ()

First, inside Ozeki Chat, click the hamburger icon in the top right corner of the left panel, and select About from the dropdown list, as seen in Figure 1.

Open about menu
Figure 1 - Open about menu

This will bring up a pop-up window, where you can find your currently installed Chat version number, highlighted in Figure 2.

Check version
Figure 2 - Check version

Head to the myozeki.com homepage, and click on Install services..., as shown in Figure 3.

Open install services menu
Figure 3 - Open install services menu

Look for Chat, and click on Change version beneath it (Figure 4).

Select change version option for Chat client
Figure 4 - Select change version option for Chat client

Click on the dropdown menu as illustrated in Figure 5, and select your desired version.

Choose prefered version
Figure 5 - Choose prefered version

After that, click Save, as you can see in Figure 6.

Save Chat version
Figure 6 - Save Chat version

If you have done everything correctly, going back to the About section of Chat will show the new version number now, similarly to Figure 7.

Check version again
Figure 7 - Check version again

Why should I use this feature?

Changing the version allows you to either go back to an earlier version of Chat if you are having technical difficulties with the current one, or try an experimental version if you are curious about the new features and don't mind if it is not completely polished yet.

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