The dashboard on beta now lets you "Force a Stylesheet" which applies a set CSS file to your chat regardless of where it's embedded or if it's even initialized

Due to the nature of how this works, this feature will only work with CSS files hosted on web servers with CORS enabled. If you don't have CORS enabled, you can continue to style your chat using chattable.initialize()

This feature just left beta

First, the Dashboard no longer shows grayed out buttons when no chat is selected. Fixed a bug on Firefox that gave a 404 error inside the chat preview when no chat is selected.

Second, the settings menu in each chat is now preloaded with your CSS. Meaning you won't ever see the default unstyled settings page if you are using custom CSS

Thirdly, new icons are being tested as a continuation of the UI overhaul

Finally, edited messages now have an extra class added to them to allow you to customize messages that have been edited.

Did you know the beta tester badge is the rarest badge on Chattable? There's only been 2 people to ever carry the badge. Neither of these people carry it anymore, as it's been replaced with the "Chattable Support" badge (ref. ".devTag" in the code) but messages with the old beta tester badge are grandfathered in, and if any such message(s) still exist, they will be the only message(s) that could ever wield this badge

*existing moderators before this update will not have their names available (it'll show "true" instead of their username) you can demote and promote your mods to update their name.

This could be used to add minigames to messages, or attach videos or audio files to messages.

oh daaang, i can't wait!

It's working on beta rn, tested on nightscape

I have a problem with this. Some people might use that feature to embed HTMLs with JS exploits.

Only the chat owner & it's set moderators can send attachments due to this reason.

If you'd like to leave a testimonial for Chattable feel free to email it to chattable@xobyte.org

https://iframe.chat/updates/article/2025-design.html

it's great and all but i miss the charm of the previous themes and UI ; - ;

Many of the themes haven't changed! I just added some spice to some super old ones which haven't been edited since 2021 (and chattable has a lot of new things to customize now)

Feels too smooth and clean, but reading your article about the decision makes me appreciate it. I can admit there have been times where I've given up one something just because the site isn't easy to understand. (Github repositories, if that's what they're called, always get me. I can never naviagte them easily)

I've been feeling really creative lately so I redid the XP theme too lol

Pink theme got an update, it looked (and was) neglected