What's new

Checked against the product’s code on 7 November 2026.

See what changed in the hosted product and follow a guide to use it. Dates below are when the update was confirmed serving, in UTC.

7 November 2026, 12:09:01 UTC

• Review what publishing adds. The card can name new scripts, tracking and form recipients, and warn about unpublished destinations or missing places on the page. Read any notice that a check could not finish.
• Name a picture that opens full size. Its control now uses the supplied alt text. A Features card also has its own picture description. New descriptions beyond the stated 500 character limit are refused with an explanation; older stored descriptions keep their previous rendering.
• Keep arrival tags out of order contact details. New order attribution leaves out email-like values from tags and recorded arrival addresses. This does not rewrite older orders or remove checkout contact details.
• Create a site with a long name. New generated addresses are shortened when needed. Existing addresses stay as they are.
• Understand the copilot’s context. Words read from pages, browser context and imports are supplied as quoted data, separately from your request. Approval still comes from you.

7 November 2026, 04:27:25 UTC

• Choose an accepted AI key provider. New customer keys are accepted for Anthropic and OpenAI. A Google key is refused before it is saved.
• Read what Accept all grants. It grants what the banner names. The banner names marketing only on a page that declares English and only on a site that shares. Global Privacy Control still refuses.
• Restore a saved draft in Composer. History lists saved versions and offers an approved restore with receipt Undo when available. Move to trash has its own confirmation; Undo brings the page back as a draft.
• Check captured arrival values. Removed query names stop being stored on page views when approved. Values containing email addresses are left out of visitor-data campaign tags and click identifiers; this does not clean commerce attribution on orders.
• Download export files as an Admin. Downloads check your role. Chat points to the Exports screen; it does not print the file’s download address.
• Choose heading line breaks and step rows. Heading wrap offers Automatic, Balanced and Pretty. Timeline / steps adds Steps per row for its numbered layout.

6 November 2026, 23:56:02 UTC

• Review imported design choices. More Elementor global-style choices that were not carried across are named for review. Keep checking the imported page against its source; this does not establish that every loss is reported.

6 November 2026, 21:40:19 UTC

• Set up a new store as an Admin. Creating or undoing its product content type needs a site Admin. The first access change on a page can also need an Admin to add its access field.
• Keep an experiment’s deciding method. The locked plan chooses the method that can authorize promotion. New plans check that harm beyond each guardrail limit is ruled out. The optional Hypothesis keeps the change you expect and why.
• List entries by their own date. A Live list can use a collection’s datetime field and show only dates still to come.
• Understand shared page copies. Unrelated cookies no longer bypass the edge cache. Identity, consent and Global Privacy Control can use separate shared copies when the page is safe to share; sign-in, cart and personalized responses keep their own protections.
• Check content-backup availability. The copilot now states that taking or downloading a content backup is unavailable on this site’s database. Whole-site recovery through support is separate.

6 November 2026, 20:32:20 UTC

• Review a form’s recipients. A chat approval card flags an added address you did not write in the conversation. Creating a form still leaves chat-supplied addresses for the separately approved update.

6 November 2026, 19:56:07 UTC

• Create and pause coupons. Commerce > Coupons creates and changes checkout codes behind approval cards, with supported receipt Undo. The copilot can also find products and membership levels by name.

6 November 2026, 19:16:46 UTC

• Give a request the current context. The copilot reads available saved site facts for each request, and a Composer selection can identify “this section”. Its instructions follow the actions available to your role.

6 November 2026, 18:01:15 UTC

• Continue a saved conversation. Supported result cards return with saved messages without replaying their actions.
• Change page scripts with receipt Undo. + Add script opens a form before anything is saved. Saved changes use Composer receipts and respect the selected live-page or experiment view.
• Review a template’s collections. A template that declares collections names them on the setup card and creates or reuses them before its drafts. Undo removes a created collection only while empty and not listed by a page.
• Keep a live offer’s campaign holdback. Live updates honor that campaign’s holdback and its event trigger’s session window. The separate expiry warning remains.

6 November 2026, 14:30:22 UTC

• Read an open menu. Library themes check submenu text against its panel in light and dark, including pointer, keyboard-focus and current-page states. Custom themes keep their own styling.

6 November 2026, 12:41:52 UTC

• Read staff actions in your account. Staff actions read Praxis staff, or Praxis staff, with the copilot, in Activity and the Security log download. New internal staff notes record the action without adding their words to your log.

6 November 2026, 11:02:44 UTC

• Read the Free AI allowance. Without a live subscription, or if your plan names no AI allowance, the copilot uses the Free plan’s monthly allowance. Separate agreements and your own provider keys keep their existing rules. When this allowance is used, the pause message names it and links to your account.

6 November 2026, 09:56:48 UTC

• Review form colours in each mode. On a site that was not migrated, native forms can adjust help text, notices and focus marks for contrast. Custom colours and overlays keep their styling.

• See the consent notice arrive whole. In supported browsers, the banner or notice waits for its text and buttons before appearing. Broken page markup can keep the earlier rendering.

6 November 2026, 08:50:45 UTC

• Read your agreed AI allowance. AI and Copilot Options name an allowance set by your agreement with Amadalis. Ask Amadalis to change it; moving plans does not replace it. AI turned off by agreement stays off after the monthly reset.

6 November 2026, 05:56:16 UTC

• Understand a site marked as a demo. Public visitors can browse and use the cart, but forms, account sign-ups, comments and checkout are refused. Team members can test forms and checkout while signed in to that site. Site-search events omit the typed query; consent choices and permitted analytics still work.

6 November 2026, 05:24:22 UTC

• Read menu links on library themes. Library themes adjust menu text for its background in light and dark, including the current link and a link under the pointer. Colour pairs that already meet the contrast rule keep their colour. Migrated pages are unchanged.

• Look up a business record before changing it. For a request in a connected business application, the copilot runs a needed record lookup before preparing the dependent change for approval. If those lookups do not settle the record, it can ask which record to use without saving a change.

6 November 2026, 03:23:49 UTC

• Understand why your own visits are missing. The notice about your own visits now follows your browser’s Global Privacy Control signal, a saved analytics refusal, and Do Not Track when no analytics choice is saved. A saved acceptance takes precedence over Do Not Track, but never over Global Privacy Control.

6 November 2026, 02:50:56 UTC

• Reach the page controls in a narrow window. The page toolbar wraps its groups onto extra rows when the window narrows, rather than squeezing controls out of view.

6 November 2026, 00:58:28 UTC

• Fill starter pages with your own facts. With AI writing off, the built-in starters leave notes where your facts are needed. Fill those notes or remove their sections before publishing. Pages already created from a starter are unchanged.

• Read whether site access was updated. When you disable someone through the copilot, its result says whether their sign-in at the site was updated. If the site could not be reached, a session already open there can continue.

5 November 2026, 20:29:44 UTC

• Keep privacy choices clear. In supported browsers, JavaScript separates the notice and choices from the page’s custom CSS. A hidden or unreadable footer link can fall back to the corner icon.

• Change the recorded billing contact. Ask Amadalis support to replace the contact shown on the account. This sends no email and does not update Stripe.

• Keep draft previews with their site. Native draft previews now read the correct site’s stored signing secret. A configured preview-secret override still takes precedence. Keep preview links private.

• Read a payment that needs help. If payment was received but activation or an upgrade could not finish, the account tells you not to pay again and to contact support. The next payment stays scheduled until this is sorted.

• Request a recovery link. The public recovery reply does not confirm whether the address has an account or whether mail arrived. If no link arrives, try again or contact support.

5 November 2026, 18:16:31 UTC

• Leave an empty gallery out of the public page. On a site that was not migrated, a native Gallery with no pictures draws nothing for visitors. Composer keeps a Picture slot. A carousel with pictures keeps its empty slides, and migrated pages keep their earlier rendering.

5 November 2026

• Keep imported site parts together. WordPress imports started in your site save supported menus, categories and settings to that site. Read the review for anything left unfinished.

• Scroll dropdown choices. Dropdown lists in the admin stay where you scroll. Opening a list brings the selected choice into view.

• Invite a teammate by role name. The copilot accepts role names for invitations and role changes, and email addresses for existing teammates. Invitation and role-change cards name the requested role.

• See the current empty collection preview. The Collection index with paging preview shows its heading and empty result without a zero count, in light and dark.

• Close an open list with Escape. Escape closes an open dropdown list and returns focus to its control without closing the dialog around it. Holding Escape does not close the next layer.

• Read what happened in your account. Activity describes a support entry link as issued rather than claiming a visit. In Team, role changes explain when site permissions update, and recovery requests tell you to check the email delivery result.

• See picture controls on dark themes. The native picture viewer adjusts the colour of its Close and arrow icons for dark themes. Custom CSS can still affect the controls, and the screen reader description limit in the guide remains.

• Add an enquiry beside a comparison or collection. The supplied Comparison / alternatives page type also offers Form and Image & text. Profile / About and Collection index offer Form and Comparison table. Starting sections stay the same, and nothing is added to existing pages automatically.

• Use section controls in a narrow preview. The selected section’s floating bar shortens or hides extra labels before its controls wrap. The text editing bar can wrap too.

• Read the message when AI usage cannot be checked. If the copilot cannot read or save AI usage, it can continue within a limited allowance before pausing new requests. It asks you to try again in a few minutes. Saved work is unaffected.

• Know when visitors can see a saved change. Cards distinguish saving a change from the copy visitors see. A change is saved now; visitors can keep seeing the old version for up to about 11 minutes, and longer if a server is having trouble.

• Match plugin requests to your role. The copilot offers plugin requests only to Admins. A saved plugin change can say when its result could not be confirmed; use the receipt’s Undo where offered.

• Carry more shared Elementor colors. Some shared colors missing from an Elementor export can be read from that page’s saved styles. The export’s shared color definitions keep priority, and unresolved colors stay listed for review.

4 November 2026

• Keep Undo in order. Requests to undo the latest change use the order new changes were saved. This fix began serving on 3 November.

• Use library theme text colours. Library themes adjust header-name and accent-button text colours for their backgrounds. Very tight heading spacing relaxes on smaller headings.

• Fit long words into narrow columns. On a library theme or a site that was not migrated, long headings and button labels can wrap within narrow columns. Wide rich text tables can scroll inside their own box.

• Leave optional words empty. Blank quote text draws no rule, and blank testimonial roles and companies add no separating comma.

• Keep empty results simple. On a library theme or a site that was not migrated, empty lists leave out zero counts and public gallery grids leave out caption-only slots. Carousel slots stay.

• Read the footer credit. The built-in credit uses the current year and your site name, followed by Powered by Praxis. A footer line your team wrote keeps its separator.

• Use the native header and reading defaults. On a site that was not migrated, an unset header background uses the page background and an unset body line height uses 1.6. A section label keeps its start edge beside centred words.

• Open pictures full size. Close and arrow icons sit in the centre of their controls.

• Read partial import warnings. A partial import names site parts it did not bring in and asks you to contact support. Pages already imported stay in place.

3 November 2026, 16:19:52 UTC

• Check a page before scheduled publication. Pages and posts face the publish check before scheduling and again when publication is due. A refusal removes the schedule and leaves the draft or its changes unpublished; an unfinished check leaves publication waiting for another check.
• Keep visitor ids out of consent replies and the live check. The consent reply no longer includes the visitor id, and the live check reports only whether an identity exists. Consent choices, Global Privacy Control and the identity cookie’s HttpOnly protection are unchanged.

3 November 2026, 06:45:45 UTC

• Keep content private when an access check fails. Affected lists and feeds leave out text when access cannot be checked, and public machine files leave out the entry. Package approval cards name an access check they could not read.
• Keep protected-file access unchanged when it cannot be checked. Changing a protected file is refused if its previous access cannot be read.
• Protect live connection tickets. Tickets issued with new pages are encrypted so page scripts cannot decode the visitor id. Consent and Global Privacy Control still apply.

3 November 2026, 02:24:28 UTC

• Apply team rules to API tokens. Site API tokens now follow applicable network, membership and two factor rules, including tokens created before a two factor requirement. Session lifetime and idle timeout do not apply to tokens; read the guide for refusals and read-failure limits.

2 November 2026, 18:28:41 UTC

• Pause access when sign-in rules cannot be checked. If the account cannot read the team’s policy, access pauses when its last known policy has a rule or its history cannot be read. Teams with no recorded policy or no last known rules can continue.

  An open site session can use a policy read within the last five minutes. Without one, the same rule applies using the site’s last known record. A server that last read a rule may still pause access after another server has read that the rules were cleared. The paused page asks you to try again in a minute. An existing site session is kept for a retry; a refused new site sign in leaves no session open. Read the guide for the exact scope and timing.

2 November 2026, 06:42:03 UTC

• Keep domain signup at Editor or below. A new signup request through an allowed email domain receives its chosen role up to Editor. Give Admin access by inviting the person from Team in your Amadalis account. Existing people’s roles are unchanged.

  An older rule stored as Admin keeps that stored value, but new signup requests under it receive Editor. While an enabled rule above Editor remains, signing in through another provider is refused; unreadable rules also refuse that sign in. Old rules can be lowered or switched off, but a new or raised Admin rule is refused. Read the specific Undo limits before changing an older rule.

2 November 2026

• Manage support grants across the account. Owners and Admins with the required active membership can see and revoke live support grants across the account in Security > Support access. Giving a new grant requires an active owner or Admin membership on that specific site, which must be active or suspended.

  The wider list needs an active owner or Admin membership on an active or suspended site in the account, as well as the active owner or Admin membership needed to open these controls. Otherwise, the list covers only the site your account opens with, including the account closing window. Fully erased sites no longer appear. A live grant left on a closing or closed site can still be revoked when it is within your view; a closing or closed site cannot take a new grant.

2 November 2026, 01:27:41 UTC

• Read support entries across your account. Account owners and Admins can read support entries into the account’s sites in the Security log and its CSV export. Reading across sites requires an active owner or Admin membership on an active or suspended site in that account.

  Entries for a fully erased site no longer appear. Without that active membership, the log and export show only the site your account was opened with. That limit applies throughout the account’s closing period when all its sites are being closed or have closed.

  At that release, grant controls covered only the site your account was opened with. See Support access for the current controls.

1 November 2026, 20:22 UTC

• Provision new members as viewers. New members added through SCIM now join as Viewer, which cannot create, edit or publish. Existing members keep their roles.

• Limit who can read the Security log. Account owners and Admins can read the Security log. At this release, support entries into the account’s other sites were not yet included. See Account Activity for the current scope.

• Create a paid client site. Choose a paid plan when adding a client’s first site; it stays on hold until the agency owner’s payment is confirmed. The client’s contact confirms their own email, and the confirmation landing does not show the agency’s name.

1 November 2026, 17:03 UTC

• End an open support visit. Revoking a support grant now ends its open visit on the next request after the grant check refreshes, within 30 seconds. At expiry, the next request ends the visit.

• Apply team policy inside site admin. Your team’s session policy now also applies inside an open site admin session. Read the guide for refresh timing and the limits when the policy cannot be read.

• Read staff visit limits. An Admin override now ends on the next request after one hour. A banner identifies the staff member, and staff permissions block creating continuing access.

• Respect refusal in decision records. Refusing personalization now prevents new experience choices from being recorded against that visitor, including recommendation choices. This does not remove earlier records.

• List a collection on a page. Choose Collection index in Composer > New page to start a draft with a Live list and supporting sections. The list starts with posts; choose an existing collection and finish its list settings before publishing.

• Keep imported form dimensions and colour. Imported Contact Form 7 fields now keep their measured outer height and surrounding label colour.

• Keep imported content visible beyond a column. Imported columns can keep content visible beyond their edge when the recorded source layout permits it at each checked width.

1 November 2026, 00:14 UTC

• Use your supplied words. When you ask the copilot to build a page with words you supply, it checks those words and their placement. Its closing reply names missing words and text left for you to finish.

• Choose pictures by name. Ask for a picture already in your media library by name, with its caption or alternative text. If the picture cannot be matched, the copilot explains which picture control to use.

• Leave pictures, icons or buttons out. When asking for a page, you can ask to leave out pictures, icons or buttons. The copilot no longer carries stock placeholder pictures into a new page.

• Keep instructions out of page prose. Ask the copilot to use only the words you provide. Empty fields can stay unfinished, and instructions about links are kept out of the page’s prose.

• Check requested links. After a change, the copilot checks the links and page anchors you requested. Its closing reply names missing or misplaced ones.

• Read an approval card’s outcome. A card can now say that it expired, was replaced, was stopped or could not be applied. Those outcomes do not say that you declined the change.

• Keep words while the copilot edits. Words still being edited in the Composer stay in place when a copilot change arrives. The page refreshes without discarding those edits.

• Edit existing entries. You can clear the title on an existing Features card; a new card still needs one. Opening an unchanged entry no longer triggers an unsaved work warning.

• Apply anchors and CSS classes. Section HTML anchors and CSS classes now save through Apply changes at the bottom of the inspector.

• Try an editorial header. The header has an Editorial style, an optional second action shown as a text link, and introductions and descriptions for larger menus. Choose the destination for each action rather than putting an address into its words.

• Build a columns footer. Choose Columns for the footer, add your own note and use the footer’s brand colour control.

• Open pictures full size. More section pictures can open full size, alongside Gallery. Opening a picture can record Picture opened full size, subject to the site’s consent rules.

• Set interface and monospace faces. Themes now have separate Interface and Mono font roles, and the font library includes JetBrains Mono.

• Reduce font changes during loading. Pages preload the library faces they use for body text, headings and menus, with closer fallback fonts. This reduces visible font changes while a page loads.

• Use more theme colour roles. Themes have additional colours for labels, footers, muted surfaces and the new layout styles. The copilot uses the active theme when choosing readable text for a background colour change.

• Keep dropdown prompts separate. Dropdown fields can show a prompt without saving it as someone’s answer. Imported Contact Form 7 dropdowns also keep a first option used only as a label.

• Refresh pages after head changes. Changes to Head entries or Content Security Policy made in Head & CSP can refresh some cached pages. Chat changes wait for those copies to refresh. Their receipts describe how long visitors can keep seeing an older copy.

• See which clock is shown. More admin dates now show which time zone they use. Event times in Explore remain in UTC.

• Read migration recovery explanations. Migration and targeted content messages now explain their limits in plainer words.

• Add section numbers and labels. Supported sections can show a section number and a separate label column. Empty values leave those details out.

• Use a dark Stage band. Choose Stage (near black, with glow) under Band tone where offered. Its colour controls use the theme’s Stage palette.

• Place a picture beside words. Supported sections can place a picture beside their words, with choices for its side, width, frame and heading position. The arrangement stays off until you add a picture.

• Add an article rail. In Page layout, choose Article with an On this page rail for an article and review it in Open preview. The canvas keeps its normal editing layout, and saving the page layout offers Undo.

• Arrange an index list. A Features section can use Index list to arrange groups and links you write. It uses the section’s column choice and does not fetch a collection.

• Put facts beside a hero. A Stats section can use Facts list and sit beside an eligible Hero by setting Place to Beside the hero above. Supply the values and labels yourself.

• Add a line to Hero text. Label rule and Lede rule can add a short line to a Hero’s supplied label or subheadline. Both start at None.

• Fill a blank starter list. When the copilot adds cards to a list whose starter entries are all empty, it replaces those empty entries. A list that already has words keeps them and adds the new cards after them.

• Read the page loading state. The page layout panel now says Loading the page layout while it opens.