For Exploration Mode - I'm pretty sure this is a new, update-related issue. Since 27th, me as a GM using Strg+L for seeing the players perspective with Dynamic Lightings exploration mode stopped working, when 'all players' or the GM is put into the token control list. For my players, everything seems to still work fine - they sent me a Screenshot. When I Strg+L, I see everything in a dim light as well as bright light sources correctly appearing. But I see my full map and no black areas at all. It wasn't like that before in exploration mode. This exact same map with the exact same settings did work perfectly before, and I did no settings changes (not even any changes on/at the map before this issue occured). - Resetting Dynamic Lighting didn't change the issue. - Me logging off, restarting PC and logging in again didn't change the issue. - Clearing my cache didn't change the issue. (- Setting dynamic lighting GM opacity to 100% doesn't change that, I do see an effect of current light sources, but I don't see what has been revealed.) Only tried it it in Firefox v88.0 no extensions on Windows 10 so far. This is really awkward, since I cannot reveal anything in a reasonable way as long as I have no clue at any point what part of the map has been revealed. I checked that the system still correctly recognizes me as a Plus User. There is only one ship token at the map which is controlled by all players and it is also the only light source. No other token has player control and before my update mentioned below, everything else was on the map layer. Edit: Tested a bit and found that it still works as it did before when I created 1 new token NOT controlled by any players and chose that new token as a focus for Strg+L - odd, but at least a workaround. If I give the new token all-players control, Strg+L on it is bugged again. If I give control to specific players (just not me in the control list!), Strg+L works fine. If I write myself into the control list, the annoying bug appears. Strg+L should reveal what the token sees, not 'reveal' what the GM is seeing always, anyway.