Unity Hub 3.14.0

New User Onboarding: A guided flow to help new users get started is now being rolled out to a limited number of users.

Unity Notification Service (UNS): The Hub is now integrated with UNS, allowing you to receive notifications from your Unity workspaces, including OS popups and app icon badges (OFF by default).

New Bug Reporter: Introduced a completely new Bug Reporter with an improved user interface, dark theme support, and automatic pre-filling of the user’s email.

Licensing management is now a dedicated page accessible from the main navigation menu.

Updated the end-user messaging related to licensing for improved clarity.

Fixed an issue where the Hub could get stuck during the uninstall process if the User Account Control (UAC) prompt was declined on Windows.

• Windows

Fixed an issue on Linux where the Unity Licensing Client was installed with incorrect root ownership and permissions.

• Linux

Bug reports now correctly reflect the user’s license type.

Fixed unoptimized dependencies to decrease app size by 30%.

Added a keyboard shortcut (Cmd/Ctrl + ,) to open the Settings dialog.

The Hub version is now displayed in the header of the Settings dialog.

Added an option to configure the maximum number of concurrent downloads.

The command-line interface (CLI) now correctly displays Editor versions built for Apple silicon.

Refactored the Editor and module installer on macOS to increase reliability and performance.

• macOS

The Hub now correctly remembers the user’s preference to not install Visual Studio when installing or updating an Editor.

Fixed a bug where selecting only “OpenJDK” or “Android SDK & NDK Tools” would incorrectly select all available Android components.

• Android

Fixed an issue where the selected module was not correctly focused in the “Add modules” window after triggering the install.

Fixed a bug where the module list in the “Add modules” window would not refresh correctly under certain conditions.

Fixed a bug in the “New Project” page where the character limit for the project path did not update correctly when changing the project template.

Fixed an issue where the Hub would incorrectly reuse command-line arguments when reopening a project that was already open in the Editor.