A clearer update log
At a glance
- Improved:
Update overview: Every release shows its date, a one-line intro and a few highlights marked New, Improved or Fixed.
- New:
Full release notes: Read full update opens a page with organized sections, where to find things and links.
- New:
Shareable links: Each release has its own address you can bookmark or come back to.
- Improved:
Rewritten history: Earlier updates were reorganized in this format with their original dates.
New features
Full release notes
Every release has a Read full update link that opens its own page. Notes are grouped into New features, Improvements and Fixes, and each topic says where to find the change.
- All updates at the top takes you back to the overview.
- Newer and Older at the bottom step through releases in order.
Stable, shareable addresses
Each release page has its own address under /whats-new, so bookmarks keep working. /whats-new still opens the overview, and the megaphone in the top bar still shows a dot until you’ve opened the latest update.
Improvements
A scannable overview
The overview shows only what you need to understand an update in seconds: its title, date, a short intro and a handful of highlights.
- New, Improved and Fixed each have their own marker, explained at the top of the page.
- Full explanations live on the detail pages and are never expanded on the overview.
- On wide screens, an index beside the feed jumps straight to older releases.
Earlier updates rewritten
All previous releases follow the same format. Dates and facts are unchanged; longer explanations moved to each release’s detail page.