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Changed
- The show, hide and read-tray hotkeys now default to Ctrl+Alt+Shift+W, M and I, so they no longer steal Ctrl+Shift shortcuts from your browser or screen reader.
- Edit Location is now F2, and NOAA Weather Radio opens with Ctrl+N.
- AccessiWeather tells you when another program already owns a window or tray hotkey, instead of failing silently. Windows only.
- A shortcut Settings won't accept now gets focus along with the message, so you can fix it right away.

Added
- Browse and pick Venice text models in AI settings, with token prices, cost and function-calling filters, and your credit balance when your key allows.
- A Get Venice API key button in AI settings opens Venice's signup and API settings page.
- Choose Venice AI for weather explanations and the Weather Assistant with your own key and prepaid credits; OpenRouter stays the default.
- Choose wind speed units (mph, km/h or m/s) separately from temperature units in Settings; Explain Weather follows the choice.
- Reorder saved locations from the Location menu; the order survives restarts.
- Set shortcuts in Advanced Settings to restore the window, hide it to the tray, and read tray information, which work while hidden on Windows.
- Ctrl+Shift+L now opens Edit Location.
- Start and stop NOAA Weather Radio from anywhere with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R, even with AccessiWeather in the tray (Windows only).
- Rebind the radio hotkey on the General tab in Settings, or clear the field to turn it off.
- AccessiWeather now keeps a log file in a logs folder next to your settings, so there's something to send when reporting a problem.
- A portable copy keeps its logs inside the portable folder.
- Automatic updates now work on Linux from the AppImage, the same way they do on Windows.
- Running from the tarball, AccessiWeather downloads and verifies the update and tells you where the file is and how to finish installing it.
- Linux releases now include an AppImage that runs on Fedora, Ubuntu, Arch, openSUSE and other distros; mark it executable and run it.
- US locations can use official EPA AirNow observations for current air quality when you add your AirNow API key in Settings.
- A Validate AirNow key button on the Data Sources tab tests your key and tells you whether it works.

Changed
- The Venice model browser's Provider filter lists the model vendors, such as Anthropic, OpenAI and Google, instead of a single Venice entry.
- The AI settings tab shows only the key and model fields for the provider you've selected.

Fixed
- Weather Assistant requests live weather more reliably with Venice and OpenRouter, keeps lookup results for follow-up questions, and gets complete measurements with observation times.
- NWS lookups now follow coordinate-precision redirects instead of falling back to another weather source.
- Weather Assistant can find international locations instead of only U.S. places with similar names.
- Creating a fresh settings file keeps API keys already saved on your computer available in Settings.
- NWS feels-like temperatures use calculated wind chill or heat index when observations leave them out.
- Explain Weather follows your selected units, including automatic location-based units.
- NOAA Weather Radio auto-tune no longer starts for alerts a real weather radio would sleep through; it goes by the alert's SAME code now.
- AirNow observations now reach the display, so the AQI, pollutant and observation time match AirNow.gov.
- AirNow air quality now works for US locations saved before country detection existed.
- Weather Assistant queries that need live weather let OpenRouter's free endpoint pick an available model instead of failing when a hardcoded one is retired.

Changed
- New default sounds: The alert and notification audio has been completely replaced with a warm, gentle set of wooden-mallet tones. The old pack was full of piercing high-frequency tones - some dumping most of their energy into the harsh 3-6 kHz range - and one alert ran a jarring 12 seconds. The new sounds stay in a soft, low register (around 200-500 Hz), are short, and are grouped by severity so an advisory, a watch, a warning, and an extreme alert each sound distinct without ever being shrill. Prefer the old set? It's still available as "Classic Default", a downloadable optional pack in the sound manager, with the worst ear-piercing tones softened.
- Forecaster Notes can now show official NWS Surf Zone Forecasts for regional beaches where available, with surf/beach condition alternatives from supported global sources when an official SRF product is not available.
- AccessiWeather can now automatically tune NOAA Weather Radio for qualifying alerts that use Specific Area Message Encoding (SAME) when you turn on the opt-in setting on the Alerts tab, then stop after the duration you choose when a reliable station match is available.
- NOAA Weather Radio now opens independently of saved weather locations and keeps playing after you close the player until you press Stop or exit the app.
- The NOAA Weather Radio Station Finder now has clearer modes for searching all stations, browsing by full state or territory name, and finding nearby stations by coordinates.
- NOAA Weather Radio stations can now be saved as favorites, with a Favorites finder mode and optional nearby-station lookup from your saved AccessiWeather locations.
Fixed
- Air quality, pollen, and UV readings now show the current hour instead of a forecast hour. AccessiWeather was reading the far end of Open-Meteo's multi-day hourly forecast, so the AQI, dominant pollutant, "current" pollutant breakdown, and hourly trend could all reflect a time days away rather than right now.
- The Air Quality dialog's hourly forecast now shows real clock times (like "2:00 PM") instead of generic "Hour 1" through "Hour 12" labels.
- Screen reader announcements work again in installed builds — the Weather Assistant now auto-reads replies, and other spoken announcements are back. The installer was shipping without the speech library's native component, so announcements were silently skipped.
- The {precip} and {precip_chance} tray placeholders now show real values instead of N/A. Precipitation chance comes from the current hour's forecast (observations never include it), and Open-Meteo's current precipitation amount now reaches the tray.
- Canadian locations now show barometric pressure in kilopascals, such as 101.3 kPa, when using automatic units.
- Current conditions and tray text now omit feels-like or heat-index details when they are unavailable instead of announcing them as N/A.
- "Launch automatically at startup" now survives app updates. Windows startup registration moved from a Startup-folder shortcut to the standard registry Run entry, and AccessiWeather repairs it on every launch — so an update can't silently uncheck the setting or stop the app from starting with Windows.
- The startup checkbox no longer unchecks itself when Windows is slow: checking startup status is now instant instead of relying on a PowerShell probe that could time out right after a reboot or update.
- Disabling AccessiWeather in Task Manager's Startup apps is now respected — the Settings checkbox shows it as off, and re-checking it in Settings turns it back on properly instead of appearing enabled while never launching.
- Upgrading from an older version now migrates the old Startup-folder shortcut automatically, so you won't get double launches or a stale shortcut pointing at a removed install.
- Saving Settings after turning on automatic startup now returns to the main window faster while still updating the OS startup registration.
- NOAA Weather Radio SAME auto-tune now starts again when an existi