GNOME Bluetooth 3.11.3 replaces the obsolete separate wizard with a widget in order to create a Bluetooth Settings panel, which will be used by the GNOME Control Center application. Moreover, GNOME Bluetooth 3.11.3 adds better icons for Apple, Google, and Samsung phones, as well as for headsets and headphones. The following APIs have been removed in this release: settings/wizard plugins API, applet gir library, and killswitch, which is now handled by GNOME Settings Daemon’s Rfkill plugin.
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