LiveAgent 5.34 update includes custom roles permissions logs, customizable ticket tabs order, improved status messages, automatic expanded ticket view on smaller devices, and various bug fixes, enhancing user experience and functionality.
LiveAgent is coming with a new and updated version that brings a significant amount of fixes and some great improvements to our current features and their interface. Take a look at the list of changes below and find out what are the most significant changes in the LiveAgent 5.34 version.
This update to our custom roles feature allows you to keep track of what changes have been made to any of your custom roles. Owner and admin could check the audit log to see who changed/created, deleted custom roles, or edited role permissions.
From now on you can say goodbye to automatic ticket tab order in your LiveAgent ticketing. Simply click and drag any of the tabs and replace them in any order you prefer, just like with tabs in web browsers.
Incoming email account status messages have received a tweak, so they will show more descriptive information to each user. A similar change has been done to the outgoing email accounts. This change brings more information about certain errors.
If you’re using LiveAgent on a smaller device, the ticket views will automatically expand based on the screen size of your device.
Every time you have a large number of tickets opened, or if you’re working from a device with a smaller screen, the tabs will switch into a scrollable list view. The design of the list of opened tickets tabs got a new fresh coat and it looks better than before. The list looks more organized and more pleasant to look at in Material, White, and Dark themes.
From now on the live chat will accommodate the browser and switch between a light and dark theme to match the browser settings accordingly. The user doesn’t have to change anything manually, this change will perform automatically once you activate this option in the settings.
The standard avatar size has been changed from 80×80 pixels to a larger 150×150 pixels. This change makes agent photos much more visible, so customers can always see who they are talking to.
This improvement allows you to see the name of the requester of any ticket you have open in the tab section anytime you hover over tabs. The improvement allows you to better keep track of customers and names of ticket requestors.
The 5.34 update brings a new drag-and-drop feature to ticket filters. You can now simply click on any of the ticket filters and drag them to where you want them to be, just like with ticket tabs.
Some users experienced a bug where their Salesforce plugin would automatically deactivate after a couple of seconds after activation. This issue has been removed in the LiveAgent 5.34 update.
Our ticketing system had a bug which caused a ticket state to show up twice in a row in the history tab on the right. We have removed this issue in the latest update, and ticket states will show correctly from now on.
SLA rules wouldn’t apply after some users forwarded a ticket. This issue has been fixed in the new update and SLAs should apply correctly even after forwarding.
Some LiveAgent users weren’t able to add new Twitter accounts into the system and received errors. Other users who had Twitter accounts connected to the system reported that the integration isn’t fetching tweets. We have removed both of these issues and the Twitter integration should run smoothly.
Similarly to Twitter problems, some users also experienced trouble while trying to connect their Facebook account to LiveAgent. This issue has been fixed in the LiveAgent 5.34 update.
LiveAgent had a bug which caused some knowledge base entries to not index as they should. We have removed this problem and knowledge base indexing should work correctly.
Viber account links in LiveAgent user accounts included an error, which caused that users were unable to log into their Viber account and therefore couldn’t access them directly from LiveAgent. This issue has been resolved by removing the non-functional links.
Some users received an error whenever they tried to add new Gmail accounts into their incoming email accounts. We have removed this problem and Gmail accounts should work correctly without errors.
Some users experienced a bug that caused that if an agent missed an internal call, it was automatically redirected to another agent. It does not make sense to redirect internal calls for specific agents. We have removed this issue and internal calls will not be redirected anymore.
LiveAgent had a bug which caused an issue with ticket submitting from the knowledge base if the message had a custom message field. This issue has been resolved.
Some email tickets with attachments incorrectly triggered an error that the message ID does not exist in record, even that the email has been sent. This issue has been fixed in the updated version.
Did you happen to overlook the previous update? Explore the LiveAgent 5.33 improvements and fixes!
Share this article
Meet Jana, the distinguished head WordPress content editor spearheading operations at LiveAgent, Post Affiliate Pro, URLsLab and FlowHunt. Armed with an unwavering dedication to excellence, she diligently navigates the intricate landscapes of digital content, ensuring pristine quality and seamless functionality across platforms. She enjoys creative activities even outside of work.
LiveAgent 5.33 update enhances UI with a new tab design, ticket status indicator, and conversation improvements. It also includes main menu resizing and ticket ...
Discover how LiveAgent starts 2026 with design and user experience improvements to make the platform more intuitive and seamless in January.
Explore LiveAgent's February updates featuring revamped ticket control buttons, migration to Amazon servers, streamlined ticket deletion, and enhanced undeliver...
Join our community of happy clients and provide excellent customer support with LiveAgent.
