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The page editor now has a Back to funnel button in the top left corner, so you no longer have to go through your dashboard to find your funnel again. It takes you straight to that funnel with the step you were editing selected. When you're editing a website page, the button says Back and returns you to where you opened the editor.
If you have unsaved changes when you leave, you're still asked to publish, save a draft or discard them first.
Pages that include the comment box but are not a single page, such as a home or archive page, no longer load every comment on the site, so they open faster and no longer list comments there. Comments are now shown as plain text, so any formatting or links inside them no longer appear.
An automation step that adds or removes a tag or list, waits, checks a condition or engagement score, enters another automation, checks email opens or clicks, or sends an email without a subject, could silently stop a site's scheduled email automations and other background maintenance if that step was saved before all of its settings were picked. Those steps now run safely instead, so automations and other scheduled tasks keep running normally.
Funnels with many pages in a split test were sometimes slow to load because of extra, unnecessary work behind the scenes. That extra work has been removed, so large funnels load as quickly as smaller ones.
Some pages that use an image loaded from an outside website could slow down for every visitor when that outside website stopped responding, because the page kept trying to reach it. Pages now remember a recently unreachable image link for a short while and skip retrying it right away, so the page loads normally.
The optional weekly stats email was always showing zero revenue for every funnel, even on funnels with real sales. The revenue totals in that email are now calculated correctly.
Your sites no longer have a monthly visit limit. A busy site used to be switched off with "This site is not available at this time" once it passed its plan's visits; now every site stays up however much traffic it gets, and the "traffic limit" warnings in your dashboard are gone. We still count your visits for your reports.
We've completely redesigned our analytics dashboard to give you deeper insights into your funnel performance with real-time data visualization.
Significant improvements to our mobile funnel editor, making it easier than ever to create and optimize mobile-responsive funnels.
Resolved several integration issues with major email service providers and improved connection reliability.
Introducing 50+ new professionally designed funnel templates across various industries and use cases.
Backend improvements resulting in 40% faster page load times and improved overall platform responsiveness.