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0.11.0-alpha Pre-Release
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2026-02-22 21:43:06 +00:00 | 864 commits to main since this releaseAdded
- Better page titles. Browser tabs now show which site and page you're on (e.g. "Uptime · example.com | Pulse") instead of the same generic title everywhere.
- Link previews for public dashboards. Sharing a public dashboard link on social media now shows a proper preview with the site name and description.
- Faster login redirects. If you're not signed in and try to open a dashboard or settings page, you're redirected to login immediately instead of seeing a blank page first. Already-signed-in users who visit the login page are sent straight to the dashboard.
- Graceful error recovery. If a page crashes, you now see a friendly error screen with a "Try again" button instead of a blank white page. Each section of the app has its own error message so you know exactly what went wrong.
- Security headers. All pages now include clickjacking protection, MIME-sniffing prevention, a strict referrer policy, and HSTS. Browser APIs like camera and microphone are explicitly disabled.
- Better form experience. Forms now auto-focus the first field when they open, text inputs enforce character limits with a visible counter when you're close, and the settings page warns you before navigating away with unsaved changes.
- Accessibility improvements. The notification bell, workspace switcher, and all dashboard tabs are now fully keyboard-navigable. Screen readers announce unread counts, active organizations, and tab changes correctly. Decorative icons are hidden from assistive technology.
- Smooth organization switching. Switching between organizations now shows a branded loading screen instead of a blank flash while the page reloads.
- Graceful server shutdown. Deployments no longer kill in-flight requests or interrupt background tasks. The server finishes ongoing work before shutting down.
- Database connection pooling. The backend now limits and recycles database connections, preventing exhaustion under load and reducing query latency.
- Date range validation. Analytics, funnel, and uptime queries now reject invalid date ranges (end before start, or spans longer than a year) instead of silently returning empty or oversized results.
- Excluded paths limit. Sites can now have up to 50 excluded paths. Previously there was no cap, which could slow down event processing.
Changed
- Smoother loading experience. Pages now show a subtle preview of the layout while data loads instead of a blank screen or spinner. This applies everywhere — dashboards, settings, uptime, funnels, notifications, billing, and detail modals.
- Clearer error messages. When something goes wrong, the error message now tells you what failed (e.g. "Failed to load uptime monitors") instead of a generic "Failed to load data".
- Faster favicon loading. Site icons in the dashboard, referrers, and campaigns now use Next.js image optimization for better caching and lazy loading.
- Tighter name limits. Site, funnel, and monitor names are now capped at 100 characters instead of 255 — long enough for any real name, short enough to not break the UI.
- Stricter type safety. Eliminated all
anytypes and@ts-ignoresuppressions across the codebase, so the TypeScript compiler catches more bugs at build time. - Smaller page downloads. Icon imports are now tree-shaken so only the icons actually used are included in the bundle.
- Removed debug logs. Auth and organization-switching details no longer leak into the browser console in production. Error logs are now also suppressed in production and only appear during development.
Fixed
- Landing page dashboard preview. The homepage now shows a realistic preview of the Pulse dashboard instead of an empty placeholder.
- Logout redirect loop. Signing out no longer bounces you straight to Ciphera Auth. You now land on the Pulse homepage where you can choose to sign back in.
- No more loading flicker. Fast-loading pages no longer flash a loading state for a split second before showing content.
- Organization context switch. Switching away from a deleted organization now stores the session correctly instead of using an insecure fallback.
- Dark mode uptime chart. The response time chart on the uptime page now correctly follows your dark mode preference instead of always showing a white tooltip background.
- Onboarding form limits. The welcome page now enforces the same character limits as the rest of the app.
- Audit log reliability. Failed audit log writes are now logged to the server instead of being silently ignored, so gaps in the audit trail are detectable.
- Safer error messages. Server errors no longer expose internal details (database errors, stack traces) to the browser. You see a clear message like "Failed to create site" while the full error is logged server-side for debugging.
- Content Security Policy. The backend CSP header was being overwritten by a duplicate, and the captcha service was incorrectly whitelisted under image sources instead of connection sources. Both are now fixed.
- Logout redirect loop. Signing out no longer bounces you straight to Ciphera Auth. You now land on the Pulse homepage where you can choose to sign back in.
- Date range edge case. The maximum date range check could be off by a day due to an internal time adjustment. It now compares calendar days accurately.
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