Desktop+ 3.2 features new community contributions, an updated CEF version for Desktop+ Browser and rotation snapping drag setting.

Desktop+ Browser Updated to CEF 127
The Chromium Embedded Framework used by Desktop+ Browser has been updated to version 127. This is equivalent with Chromium 127.
Though the real heavy lifting has been done by the folks of the OBS Project, as their fork of CEF is used here (thanks again!).

As a reminder, Desktop+ Browser is provided as a separate free DLC. It's been added to your account automatically, but unticked and not installed by default.
You can install the DLC to get access to the Browser overlay type which allows displaying web pages and other content supported by CEF.

Rotation Snapping
This Drag Setting allows snapping rotation of an overlay to a specified angle while dragging it.
The affected axes can be also be adjusted.

The "Force Upright Orientation" drag setting has been removed in favor of this, as Rotation Snapping covers the functionality of it with the right settings.

Other Changes

New:

• Added Simplified Chinese community translation by Xuan25_瑄
  
• Added Danish community keyboard layout by BOTAlex
  
• Language files can now set a preferred font to work around cases where the default font order isn't ideal
  
• Language auto-detection now checks the country code to support cases where the distinction is necessary (by Xuan25_瑄)

Fixed:

• Fixed texture corruption when changing browser overlay resolution while Over-Under 3D is active
  
• Fixed VR keyboard single character string keys not being sent as string input if they can't be represented by the current OS keyboard layout
  
• Fixed VR keyboard layouts with AltGr key not taking implicit Left Ctrl state into account when restoring modifiers after a key press
  
• Various other minor UI fixes and adjustments

Removed:

• Removed temporary "[x] Adaptive UI Rendering Rate" setting from the UI.
  It's still available as a hidden setting in the configuration file for the time being, but remains subject for removal at a later point in time.