The API keys list no longer shows part of a key
Each key is now listed by name and dates alone, so nothing on the page suggests Magpie has kept the key itself.
Each key is now listed by name and dates alone, so nothing on the page suggests Magpie has kept the key itself.
If a payment fails for a reason on our side, you get a plain message saying nothing was charged - and we are told about it straight away rather than finding out when someone writes in.
The box offering to save your details for faster checkout is gone, along with the second email address, phone number and text message it wanted.
Live features check for updates as often as ever while you are using them, and much less often once you stop - stopping altogether when the tab is hidden or covered by another window.
Links in the API docs contents list now highlight the way navigation does everywhere else in Magpie.
Two notes in the Data Removal hero no longer sit behind a coloured vertical bar; they use spacing and type weight instead.
A discount code that applies for as long as you subscribe is no longer described as a first-year price with an increase afterwards.
Arriving at checkout with a discount code now shows what the code did at the top of the order summary, instead of leaving you to work it out from the total.
A discount code applied from a link now shows its price on the plan you are choosing, and the checkout summary shows the amount taken off rather than the full price.
Pages now tell the browser exactly which scripts are allowed to run, so injected script is blocked even if it ever gets onto a page.
The Documents editor's page text, toolbar and comments panel are now readable in dark mode.
Payment now waits for a plan or discount change to finish pricing before it can be submitted.
The discount code box no longer appears when there is no discount to be had.
Choosing a plan on your billing page now opens a card form on Magpie itself, instead of sending you to a payment page somewhere else.
The Data Removal page explains that you can send in a site that is not on the coverage list, and its FAQ covers what gets removed and what happens if information returns.
Website admins can now open a user from the Admin users list to see their sign-in methods and edit their email.
New subscriptions are billed at $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year, matching the price shown on the page.
The screen recorder now has a teleprompter that reads a Magpie Document, so you can look at the camera instead of your notes.
Podcast review now exposes Soundboard playback as its own reconstructed WAV track.
Data Removal now appears on the public homepage and in the signed-in navigation and dashboard.