Usage 0.31.6: Windows System Tray Menu Correctly Displays "Exit" Without

Release notes

FEATURE

Windows System Tray Menu Correctly Displays "Exit" Without Missing-Glyph Boxes

When clicking the bottom-right corner of the taskbar on a Windows computer to exit the tool, menu text now displays correctly. Previously, right-clicking to open the menu in the system tray left the bottom "Exit" option unrecognizable. This happened because the system encountered missing-glyph boxes, replacing the text with blank squares. This display issue has now been fixed, and the word "Exit" appears normally.

FEATURE

Grok statusLine in Legacy Windows Console No Longer Covers Quota Percentages

When using Grok models in older Windows command windows, you might glance at your quota percentage. Previously, running in a legacy console often caused layout overlapping on screen. In particular, the Grok statusLine directly covered the adjacent quota percentage, making it hard to see the quota percentage. This display issue has now been fixed, allowing status text and quota numbers to appear clearly at the same time.

Original changelog

Original changelogWindows System Tray Menu Correctly Displays "Exit" Without Missing-Glyph Boxes

**Windows:** the tray menu's "Quit" item no longer shows a missing-glyph box.

Original changelogGrok statusLine in Legacy Windows Console No Longer Covers Quota Percentages

**Windows:** the Grok status line in the classic console no longer overwrites the quota percentage.