27th of September 2026 (patch release)

This article contains this patch release's bug fixes.

Bug fixes

• Fixed an issue where fully correct answers incorrectly received “partially correct” feedback
  Previously, a student who scored all points for a question could still see the feedback written for a partially correct answer, shown in a yellow box under their answer. This happened when the question had feedback filled in for partially correct, but not for a correct answer. Now, the partially correct feedback is only show if the student has answered the question partially correct.
   

• Fixed an issue where users were unable to add question bank exercises to all the courses they had access too
  Previously, after opening a question bank from another school, which switches you to your guest account in that school, choosing 'Add exercises to' showed a destination menu that only included course assignments from that school. This meant assignments from your other schools were missing.

  The menu now lists the course assignments of every school you hold an account in, matching the courses and question banks already shown on your home page.
   

• Fixed an issue where all students within the timeslot were shown when submitting your result
  Previously, the timeslot line on a digital test's submit page named to whom the timeslot was assigned to. Since assigning a class started adding each learner separately, that line listed all the other students taking the test. Now, learners no longer see this line at all. The timeslot still shows its date, time and location. This also applies to other places where this information was visible, such as the home page and the assignments overview page.

  Instructors, invigilators and reviewers still see the full list everywhere, including on the assignment's timeslots page. Who sees the list is decided per course. Someone who is staff elsewhere but enrolled as a learner in a specific course counts as a learner, so the list stays hidden from them.
   

• Fixed an issue where Safe Exam Browser reported an incorrect configuration on Windows
  Previously, when taking a digital test in the Safe Exam Browser on Windows, the student would sometimes encounter the "Incorrect configuration detected" message, even though the Safe Exam Browser configuration was correct. Switching to the Description tab and back, resolved the issue.

  Safe Exam Browser makes its security information available after the page loads, and the configuration check ran before that information arrived. The check now waits for Safe Exam Browser to become available before comparing.

  If Safe Exam Browser does not become available within five seconds, the configuration is rejected as before and you are asked to quit Safe Exam Browser.
   

• Fixed an issue where the preliminary score would show 0 points if the score was not determined yet
  Previously, a digital test with "Show preliminary result immediately after submission" enabled could show 0 points under Total points on the result page directly after submitting, even when answers had already been marked correct. Refreshing the page or switching tabs showed the correct score.

  The preliminary result now shows "Calculating..." for as long as the score is still being determined, and replaces it with the score as soon as it is available. The page updates on its own, so no refresh is needed.

  This only occurred in the moments right after submitting, while the answers were still being graded automatically. The score stored with the result was always correct; only the page showed 0.
   

• Fixed an issue where downloading an import template could sign you out
  Previously, the download template links on the import dialogs saved whatever the server sent back. When the session was no longer recognised, the link saved the sign in page under the template's file name, so the downloaded file contained the sign in page instead of column headers. That same response replaced the session, signing the user out in every open tab.

  The links now leave the file handling to the browser, so an unrecognised session shows the sign in page instead of writing it to disk. The links also stay on the web address you are already using, instead of always pointing at ans.app.

  Sessions are also no longer ended when the browser reports a different name than it did at sign in. Microsoft Edge could report itself as Chrome at sign in and as Microsoft Edge on later requests, which ended the session on the next click. Sessions are still ended when the browser version or the operating system changes.

  This affects every import dialog with a download template link, including score grades, certainty degrees, students, classes, groups and domains.