Live chat visitor links show location
Each visitor link at the top of the admin Live chat console now shows the visitor’s location and local time under their name.
Each visitor link at the top of the admin Live chat console now shows the visitor’s location and local time under their name.
The admin Live chat console now shows a signed-in visitor’s name and username, and each visitor’s approximate location and local time.
Magpie's address is now magpie.diy. Links to magpiemeetings.com open the same page at magpie.diy.
The admin Live chat console marks a visitor Away about 12 seconds after their page stops responding, and removes them after 30 seconds.
Closing homepage Live chat now hides it only on the page you have open. Reloading the homepage shows it again while someone is available.
Browser tabs that kept Live chat hidden after the host ended a chat show it again on the next homepage load.
Homepage Live chat stopped appearing for a browser that had started it 30 times in an hour. The limit is now 120 an hour.
The host’s camera picture in homepage Live chat is now mirrored, matching the preview the host sees in the console.
When the host ends a Live chat, it stays closed on the visitor’s open page, and reloading the homepage shows Live chat again.
Mail is marked Coming soon in the product list, dashboard, navigation, and Mail pages.
The admin Live chat console now opens with the visitor count, a link to each visitor and one Go live key, with the settings moved to the bottom.
When the host ends a Live chat, the visitor’s chat now stays closed instead of starting again straight away.
On a phone, the homepage Live chat tile now shows its greeting, such as “Ask a question about Magpie.”, with the host’s name below it.
The admin Live chat console plays three rising tones when a homepage visitor arrives and three falling tones when one leaves.
Mail drafts save attachments as you write, Contacts can help fill recipients, and messages in Trash can be removed permanently.
Connect a verified domain, manage mailboxes and addresses, and read or send mail in Magpie.
The Mail plan records reusable Diaryland mailbox patterns and the infrastructure needed before implementation.
When a member of the Magpie team is available, the homepage shows their camera in a small tile, and you can type a question or listen to their answer.
The homepage headline now reads "All your work tools, under one login."
The homepage headline now reads "One account instead of 39 separate apps." The tools it covers are named beside it.