On a textured style, the first frames were drawn over a flat colour and the real board appeared underneath afterwards. The scene now starts on the board it ends on.
Purchased minutes were worked out from the total including tax and rounded, so buyers in some places received fewer minutes than they paid for. And a receipt for one minute could read as five. Both are fixed.
Whiteboard draws in black on white the way its name always promised, the colour it used to have became a style of its own, and every style can now be looked at before you spend a video finding out.
The frames became a step you can look at before the video is made, one picture can be fixed without remaking the rest, and a scene can run as long as you tell it to.
Any video can be downloaded in any shape without being cropped, the styles in the app match the ones on the site, and minutes come back when a render does not happen.
Everything that changed, newest first.