Custom domain verification is now safer and less likely to take a verified changelog offline during transient DNS issues. Exports are also more resilient, preventing jobs from getting stuck in processing. Analytics are more accurate going forward by fixing a view-count double-count on the first view of the day.

This release removes third-party tracking and feedback scripts from the app and error pages, reducing external requests and tightening the set of allowed connections. It also avoids reporting transient GitHub server errors as alerts, keeping issue reporting focused on problems that need attention.

Analytics tracking has been switched from Fullres to Umami in production, and the extra inline click tracking on key onboarding and sign-in buttons has been removed. This keeps measurement in place while making user interactions feel a bit cleaner across the dashboard and marketing pages.

Changelog view stats are now migrated when a repo is re-added and entries are moved to a new project. If the same date exists in both the old and new project, the counts are combined so your historical totals stay accurate instead of being split or lost.

Analytics now loads at the end of the page in production, helping avoid render-blocking during initial page load. Static assets served from the app can also be cached aggressively with long-lived cache headers, supporting quicker repeat visits when files are unchanged.

Changelog pages now include correct canonical URLs, dynamic page titles, and meta descriptions, helping search engines and social platforms understand and preview each page properly. Images in built-in templates also load via non-redirecting proxy URLs to avoid SEO crawler warnings about redirected assets.