It looks like Kodi’s developers are following a schedule of releasing incremental updates to this application every two months. Back in late June, Kodi 18.3 was released, bringing a series of bugfixes focusing on the application’s UI, PVR, and music functionality. And now, Kodi 18.4 is available for download for all the natively supported platforms. Once again, we’re talking about an update that’s focusing on resolving technical issues and eliminating bugs, without introducing new features.
Interestingly enough, Kodi’s developers haven’t yet published an official changelog for Kodi 18.4. Still, we can see what’s changed if we take a look at the
Kodi 18.4 milestone on GitHub. This is where you’ll see a series of changes that affect various versions of Kodi (for different platforms). For example, there’s a fix for a memory leak on Linux, as well as a fix for possible display-related problems on Android. There are also fixes for various problems that affect all of the available Kodi versions. We’re talking about potential problems when viewing a slideshow (using Kodi’s Estuary skin), missing text when sorting inside addons, problems with sorting videos within video addons, as well as numerous under-the-hood changes and optimizations.
