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# Version 10.2.0 Changelog (June 21st, 2023)

World's #1 PDF SDK Library for Web, Mobile, Server, Desktop

* Version: 10.2.0.82350
* Release Date: June 21st, 2023
* Built with Xcode 14.3.1 (14E300c)

## New

* The `PTThumbnailsSliderViewController` class is now marked as deprecated.
* Added additional German translations.

## Fixes

* The free text style settings in the `PTFreeTextInputAccessoryView`, shown above the keyboard while editing a free text annotation, are saved when the top bars (navigation bar) are hidden.
* Fixed a crash when a `PTPDFViewCtrl` is deallocated.
* Fixed a crash when selecting outside of a newly created text form field annotation while the form-creation tool is still active.
* Transparency is supported in signatures created from existing images.
* The annotation selection popup menu now has the same number of items after the style picker is dismissed.


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