Differences between glyphs in release-7.9 and release-7.11

JSesh 7.11 mostly brings a few new signs, which are documented in the Hieroglyphic Palette. Three existing signs have been modified, however.

E1
in fact, only some metadata have changed. Originally, I was tempted to go back to the original shape of E1 in JSesh, with straight horns. However, this shape is closer to the shape used by Gardiner, who wrote in the sign description: this sign is apt to vary in form according to the sex and species demanded in the particular case. I would suggest to use E1VARA for the shape with straight horns. I did not add it, because it would automatically lead users to identify E1 specifically with the curved horns, whereas it has been used until now as a generic sign for both shapes.
G16
has been modified so that the two goddesses are closer one to the other.
N36D
was plainly the wrong shape in JSesh.
W17D
was faithful to the model M. Thomas had chosen, but not a very common version of the sign. The new version is simpler and more common.
Code release-7.9 release-7.11 Comment
E1 See above
F31VARA n/a cryptographic spelling of ms in Louvre C65
G1001 n/a bn bird, Old Kingdom
G16 closer to Gardiner's version
G39VARA n/a Variant of G39 in cryptographic texts
N36D Hieroglyphica shape
O1VARA n/a square variant of O1 (mostly for layout purposes)
R4VARA n/a variant of R4 in Louvre C65
W17D simpler version of W17D
Z102 n/a dotted oval, value ꞽm or ꞽmy in cryptographic texts