What’s new.

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  1. Enhancement

    Sharing stays organized

    Busy sharing sessions now remain clear, dependable, and easy to follow.

    • Send more files immediately without waiting for an earlier notification to finish.
    • See several pending files and messages together instead of having new arrivals replace old ones.
    • Reconnect automatically after a brief network interruption.
    • Check the current connection status in both the header and footer.
    • Use Nerli comfortably on phone, tablet, or desktop screens.
    • Open Nerli from an ordinary local-network address with helpful browser fallbacks built in.
  2. New feature

    Full transfer control

    Both people can see what is happening and stay in control from start to finish.

    • Follow live progress with a percentage and transferred size.
    • Pause an outgoing transfer and resume it later.
    • Cancel a transfer from either the sending or receiving device.
    • Download completed files automatically without an extra Save step.
  3. Enhancement

    Devices are easier to recognize

    Familiar names and icons help you choose the right device before sending.

    • See a useful default name such as “Chrome on Windows” or “Safari on iPhone.”
    • Rename your own device and have Nerli remember it in that browser.
    • Recognize phones, tablets, TVs, laptops, PCs, and computers by their matching icon and label.
  4. New feature

    Flexible file sending

    Choose one file or a full batch, then send it in the way that feels easiest.

    • Send several files together with one combined progress bar.
    • Drag files into the send area or click to browse your device.
    • Review file names and total size before choosing Accept or Decline.
  5. Update

    Project release

    Nerli launches with the simplest possible path between nearby devices.

    • Nearby devices appear automatically when they open Nerli on the same local network.
    • Files and messages move directly between browsers and are never uploaded to Nerli’s server.