Decide whether the difference identifies a version
A missing Float button is weak evidence: it depends on Document Picture-in-Picture support and the pointer layout. The Home Screen button also disappears in installed views and desktop pointer layouts. Compare the feature’s availability conditions before expecting an update to add it.
A different best or locked companion is another poor version test. Records depend on course and companion, and discoveries depend on the local browser context. Instead, identify a specific wording or behavior that differs from current help, and note where that difference appears.
Check the host and the sessions still using it
Inspect the complete game address. A saved local preview or another host can keep showing a different build no matter how many times you refresh it. Reach the public game through the official website’s Play link to establish which deployment you are comparing.
For the correct address, consider two separate update stages. A stable online visit is needed to obtain a new release; activation then waits for older controlled windows to close. A forgotten tab, installed app window or the original tab behind Float can explain why refreshing the visible window changes nothing. Use the normal update guide to complete those stages.
Report a mismatch that survives those checks
If the same concrete difference remains, record the address, browser, device, expected behavior and observed behavior. Say whether the test was online and which game windows you closed. A screenshot of the affected control or wording is more useful than guessing the release number.
Do not clear site data just to force a comparison: it risks records and removes context without proving which stage failed. Another browser can be a diagnostic comparison, but its separate progress and capabilities must not be mistaken for evidence that the original save or feature set should match.