It looks like the GTK+ devs were pretty busy lately, as they have resolved a total of 37 reported bugs, among which many of them are for the next-generation Wayland display server. For example, the Fn key on laptops will no longer reset scrolling, Glade previewer won’t crash GNOME Shell anymore by resizing windows, the hover state will no longer remain stuck after moving the mouse from the toplevel, and dialogs that don’t have a transient parent will no longer crash the GTK+ Inspector.
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