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React Native 0.83 is now available! This release includes React 19.2, new React Native DevTools features, and support for new Web APIs. And, it's the first React Native release with no user facing breaking changes. reactnative.dev/blog/2025/1...

reactnative.devReact Native 0.83 - React 19.2, New DevTools features, no breaking changes · React NativeToday we are excited to release React Native 0.83!

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React Native

@reactnative.dev

10 Dec 2025

React 19.2 This release includes React 19.2, bringing the new <Activity> and useEffectEvent APIs to React Native. react.dev/blog/2025/1...

react.devReact 19.2 – ReactThe library for web and native user interfaces

React Native

@reactnative.dev

10 Dec 2025

New React Native DevTools features - Network inspection — now in core, and see where requests came from. - Performance tracing — deeply understand how your app is running. - New desktop app — a faster and better experience, still with zero setup.

Kræn Hansen 🇩🇰

@kraenhansen.dk

10 Dec 2025

Super important improvements! Congratulations to Alex, Ruslan and Moti for bringing it the final mile!

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@reactnative.dev

10 Dec 2025

Intersection Observers (Canary) Continuing our expansion of Web APIs in React Native, we've added IntersectionObserver, which allows you write code responding to layout intersections.

React Native

@reactnative.dev

10 Dec 2025

Web Performance APIs as stable As introduced in 0.82, React Native now implements new performance APIs from Web, such as PerformanceObserver, performance.mark/measure, and high resolution timings — now enabled by default.