This update brings Safari up to date with several capture fixes.

Best-of-3 sets that started as a single game are now recorded in full. When a game ended and the lobby was switched over to a best-of-3, everything after that first game used to be dropped — the set played out, and only the opening game reached your match history. Wayfinder now follows the set through the switch.

Stray empty games no longer clutter your history. Opening a game and leaving again within a second or two could record an empty match with no opponent and no result. Those are recognised for what they are and skipped.

Games you leave part-way through are no longer counted as played matches. They stay in your history with the decks intact, but they no longer affect your record.

And the false "already under way" warning after a reload is gone. If you switched apps mid-game and came back, your browser may have quietly reloaded the page, and Wayfinder would warn that it joined late even though it had watched from the opening hand. It now remembers what it was recording, so a reload is just a reload.

Better diagnostics when a game doesn't record.

Wayfinder already kept a detailed private log of why it did or didn't record each game, but that log never left your device — so when a game went missing, we were guessing. It now travels with your account, which means a missed capture can be looked at directly instead of reproduced. It records the same kind of information your captured games already carry: your Karabast handle, lobby and game identifiers, and what the recorder decided. No card or chat text.

The "replay incomplete" warning no longer shows up on games it shouldn't.

Wayfinder warns you when a game was already under way as it started recording, because the turns before that can't be in the replay. It was getting that call wrong: games you'd sat and watched from the opening hand were being flagged the moment the mulligans finished, and the warning then stayed up for the rest of the match. Wayfinder now judges this from the board itself — a game nobody has played a card in is a game you haven't missed — so the warning appears only when the replay really is missing its beginning.

Wayfinder now tells you when a replay won't be complete.

If you turn Wayfinder on partway through a game, everything that already happened can't be recorded — the replay starts wherever you switched on, and switching on after the last card is played means there's no replay at all. Until now that was silent, and the match page simply showed nothing where the replay button belongs. Wayfinder now spots a game that's already under way and says so on the spot, so you know to turn it on at the lobby next time. Your game log and result are still recorded either way.

The in-game log also reads properly now. Card keywords like Piloting and Restore, and the resource costs a card was paid with, used to show up as raw text in the middle of a sentence; they now appear as the keyword and the cost symbol, the same way the game prints them.