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## 4.0.3 (August 17, 2019)
#### Bug fixes
* ES6 `Map` and `Set`, typed arrays, and other unnserializable types (e.g. Immutable JS) can now be inspected.
* Empty objects and arrays now display an "(empty)" label to the right to be reduce confusion.
* Empty objects and arrays now display an "(empty)" label to the right to reduce confusion.
* Components that use only the `useContext` hook now properly display hooks values in side panel.
* Style editor now supports single quotes around string values (e.g. both `"red"` and `'red'`).
* Fixed edge case bug that prevented profiling when both React v16 and v15 were present on a page.
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#### "Rendered by" list

In React, an element's "owner" refers the thing that rendered it. Sometimes an element's parent is also its owner, but usually they're different. This distinction is important because props come from owners.
In React, an element's "owner" refers to the thing that rendered it. Sometimes an element's parent is also its owner, but usually they're different. This distinction is important because props come from owners.

![Example code](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29597/62229551-bbcf1600-b374-11e9-8411-8ff411f4f847.png)

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