Vault: passwords and private information, end-to-end encrypted
There was nowhere on Magpie to safely put a password, an API key, or a recovery code - Notes was the closest thing, and Notes is not encrypted.
There was nowhere on Magpie to safely put a password, an API key, or a recovery code - Notes was the closest thing, and Notes is not encrypted.
There was no code anywhere yet that could generate, wrap, or use Vault encryption keys.
The Help drawer showed the one article matching the page you were on. If that was not the article you wanted, the only way on was to leave for the help centre. On the Links list the article you got was the one about pasting JSON, because it was the only Links article there was.
Bluesky was not one of the social networks a links list could show, so the only way to link a Bluesky profile was as an ordinary link in the list, or under the generic Website mark.
There was no way to tell cards apart at a glance beyond their title and column - every card on a board looked the same.
Removing a take on the podcast recorder meant selecting it in the row above and then reaching for the Remove button underneath it.
On the podcast recorder, a selected take's time sometimes showed as "NaN:NaN" and its progress bar barely moved while playing, and dragging its scrubber to a new position didn't actually change where playback continued from. Separately, leaving the record page with an active recording or unsaved title/description only ever warned through the browser's generic reload prompt, even when leaving via one of the app's own links.
Status labels, code editor text, and a few other spots in dark mode were dimmer than they needed to be. They now read clearly against the dark background.
Supporter subscriptions, Store orders and paid Form submissions previously left no trace beyond a database row.
Choose System, Light or Dark in Account settings and the whole site follows on every device.
The empty state for a links list now says only that no list exists yet.
To-dos now support checklists and tags, selecting several To-dos at once, and creating a linked To-do straight from a Note checkbox, a Kanban card, or a Contact.
Migration-backed Changelog entries are now published as soon as the migration is applied.
Application failures now retain useful request details and are easier to find in one current log.
Chat conversations now show members who are active in the open conversation.
The tool grids no longer show a grey box in unfilled cells, and recent work rows keep proper padding around their text.
The mobile development app keeps To-do times in the account timezone and reports failed writes without queuing them for later.
The mobile development app adds Contacts, To-dos, meeting details, a weekly agenda and team messages, with safer sign-in and workspace handling.
Calendar days, meeting-type tiles, the availability slider and the board settings button no longer grow, lift or spin under the pointer.
Home now shows your pinned tools and recent work, and Notes can be read, written and edited natively.