# Javascript changelog

This represents a log of all changes to the Javascript and the versions that are related to each new addition.

### 2.1.3 (Nov 19. 2020)

You can now pop the widget with any module as a start page. As an example, this let's you initialize a chat directly from the launcher without passing through the homepage first.

### 2.1.2 (Jul 10. 2020)

Added support for more languages, with a separate configuration option.

### 2.1.1 (Feb 28. 2020)

We added the ability to control the session lifetime from the javascript. The script counts the time in milliseconds from the last message in a thread (from the enduser or the support agent). We also added a few options to control the layout of the queue element, shown to the enduser.

* Using the [Chat sub-object ](https://developers.socialboards.com/docs/apis/support-widget/configuration-options#chat-sub-object)in the javascript
  * Add "idleTimeoutMs" to control the session lifetime
  * Use queueMessageBackgroundColor to control the background color of the queue element
  * Use queueMessageFontSizeRem to set the text size of the same element

### 2.1 (Feb 15. 2020)

We now support multiple Support Widgets in the same inbox - each with its own behaviour, chat opening hours, design etc.

* Configure new Widget Instances in your inbox
* Use the "widgetId" to select which Widget to use.

### 2.0 (Jan 01. 2020)

We’re excited to share that we’ve now launched a major update to our Chat module - combining chat, webforms and faq in one user friendly support widget.

### 1.0 (original)

{% hint style="warning" %}
We'll continue to support v 1.0 for 12 months, until March 1st 2021.
{% endhint %}

The base version of the chat javascript that existed before versioning was introduced. This version is documented on [https://socialboardsinbox.docs.apiary.io/#](https://socialboardsinbox.docs.apiary.io)


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