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We ship updates to SEO Perception regularly. This page is our running notes on what landed recently—new features, small UX tweaks, and bug fixes worth knowing about. Newest entries are at the top.

2026-06-05

  • SEO Possibilities (large sites) — Group summaries load first and affected URLs load when you expand a group, so large possibility lists open faster.
  • Website details — Overview — Top queries and Traffic leaders cards now align with the Rank momentum column height, with longer lists scrolling inside the card.
  • Sign-in — Google is now the primary option on sign-in and create-account screens; email sign-in uses secondary styling, and the Google button reads “Log in with Google”.
  • Layout — The site header, quickbar, and main content share a consistent width on large screens; the dashboard quickbar now shows only the website picker.
  • Homepage — The hero product mockup is sized for sharper display on very wide screens.
  • Crawler reliability — Fixed pages that could stay stuck as pending after a recrawl; temporary server errors and slow JavaScript-heavy pages are retried more patiently instead of being marked failed too soon.

2026-06-01

  • RecrawlRecrawl on the dashboard now triggers a full site-wide recrawl of all active pages, not just incomplete URLs.
  • Crawler reliability — Slow or heavy pages get more time to load before timing out, with smarter backoff when the same URLs fail repeatedly.

2026-05-31

  • Outgoing link checks — Pages that block our link checker with HTTP 403 (common anti-bot protection) are no longer reported as broken links; permanent redirects and real failures still appear.

2026-05-28

  • Website details — Fixed a crash that could show a generic error screen when opening website details after sign-in.
  • Dashboard — Each website’s menu now includes Keywords, opening the Queries tab for that site.
  • Link map (beta) — A new logged-in Link map workspace lets you pick a page and see incoming and outgoing internal links highlighted (currently up to 500 pages per site).
  • Content freshness dates — SEO Possibilities now flags editorial pages with missing publication or update dates, or dates older than 24 months.
  • Today’s focus — A fourth What can wait tab joins the main summary, content opportunities, and FAQ tabs.
  • Weekly digest email — Digests now include more context from Today’s focus, refresh-candidate pages, and priority breakdowns.
  • Website details — Links — Inbound and outbound internal links are shown as a clearer list; the separate graph view was removed from this tab.
  • Outgoing link checks — Temporary redirects are no longer flagged; permanent redirects and truly broken links still appear.
  • Ready email timing — The one-time “possibilities are ready” email now waits until Search Console sync and crawl collection have settled, so it better matches what you see after signing in.
  • Localized pages — Fixed links and metadata on docs, blog, and localized marketing pages, including Norwegian features page copy.

2026-05-26

  • Support hub — New public support page with knowledge-base search, common issue links, Miami office hours, and links to contact and the support portal. Paid users get live chat with account details prefilled.
  • Dashboard — The shared project context bar now appears on the dashboard, with quick paths into SEO Possibilities for your chosen site.
  • Website details — Overview — Traffic overview shows fuller Search Console retention context (date span, totals, and week count). Insight cards show larger lists with clear “showing X of Y” counts and a jump to all queries.
  • Search type breakdown — Overview, Queries, and Country views combine all search types your plan includes by default. The overview chart can toggle between combined totals and a per-type breakdown.
  • Traffic charts — Fixed misleading week-to-week drops caused by partial weekly refreshes overwriting fuller stored weeks.
  • Weekly improvement markers — Chart checkmarks now reflect both crawler-confirmed fixes and your Done, Ignore, and Reopened actions.
  • Queries filters — “Found in content” and “Not in content” filters work correctly alongside other filters, such as question-only queries.
  • Contact and support — Contact and support intake is English-only at /contact and /support; legacy localized URL variants redirect there. The contact page shows the same Miami office hours as Support.

2026-05-24

  • Queries tab — filters — Filter bar is a single inline row with search first; activity and content controls live in dropdowns. Defaults to queries active in the last 60 days, with content filters for found or not found in page content.
  • Queries tab — sorting — Sort by query, landing page, clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position.
  • Queries tab — clarity — Content-match icons in each row; open possibility counts are labeled as page-level, not query-level.

2026-05-23

  • Queries tab — Fixed a server error when loading queries with the default “active in last 60 days” filter.
  • Queries tab — page actions — Landing-page URLs use the same inline actions as SEO Possibilities (open live page, page analysis, and site overlay).
  • Crawl status — Live crawl progress now appears in the project bar on website details, View facts, and PDF Report—not only SEO Possibilities.
  • Today’s focus — AI responses use stricter formatting with an automatic retry; invalid responses show a clear in-app error instead of saving broken text.

2026-05-22

  • Website details — Queries tab — New lazy-loaded Queries workspace with paginated filters (date presets, URL filter, min impressions, question-only, and content filters).
  • Website details — Pages tab — URLs with Search Console data show a small GSC label; page-level query data uses your full plan retention window without artificial caps.
  • Today’s focus — The section now reopens automatically after a successful generation and remembers whether you left it expanded or collapsed for each website.
  • SEO Possibilities — Content-focused checks now only apply to pages that returned HTTP 200, which reduces noise from redirects and error pages.
  • Project switching — A slimmer shared project bar now keeps switching faster and more consistent across key pages, with quick links to View facts, SEO Possibilities, and PDF report.
  • Crawl progress visibility — Crawl status now appears directly next to the website selector so you can see progress at a glance.

2026-05-21

  • Redirect link checks — The “external link redirects” issue now focuses on permanent redirects (301), so findings are more actionable.
  • Documentation — Added a dedicated recrawl banner guide with practical troubleshooting steps, plus clearer wording across related recrawl articles.

2026-05-16

  • SEO Possibilities — The temporary admin rerun control was removed from the main workspace to keep the page focused on day-to-day use.
  • Empty-state clarity — While data is still collecting, the page now explains that collection is in progress instead of showing a “nothing open” message too early.
  • Stability and speed — Expanding issue rows is more resilient, and large possibility lists feel faster to work with.
  • Crawler reliability — Crawls are now more resilient and polite, helping improve consistency over time.

2026-05-15

  • Ready email — You now get a one-time email when Search Console data, crawl data, and actionable possibilities are ready for a website.
  • Today’s focus on Free — Free plan users can now generate Today’s focus with a shared once-per-day cadence.
  • URL actions — URL action buttons are now more consistent across SEO Possibilities views.

2026-05-14

  • Getting started docs — Setup guidance across the docs was rewritten to be clearer and easier to follow for first-time users.
  • Possibilities actions — Done and Ignore actions now have clearer hover/focus states and better tooltip support.
  • Crawl polling — Background polling behavior is smarter, so updates stay timely without unnecessary repeated checks.

2026-05-13

  • Blog — Launched a public blog with article pages and an RSS feed, including related links and sharing support.
  • PDF reports — Export gained clearer settings and improved output handling for Today’s focus, affected URL sections, and branding options.
  • Pricing clarity — PDF export rows in pricing were clarified, including separate visibility for whitelabel options.

2026-05-12

  • Navigation — Signed-in navigation now uses Dashboard as the main entry point for Possibilities workflows.
  • Website details — The extra “Back to dashboard” shortcut was removed for a cleaner page header.
  • Site overlay — Overlay actions were simplified and URL matching became more reliable across common host variants.

2026-05-10

  • Manual recrawls — Recrawls now better reflect the current crawl session and avoid carrying stale queue behavior into new runs.
  • Dashboard progress — During recrawls, website rows now show a dedicated “This recrawl” progress view.
  • Possibilities wording — Summaries are now more action-oriented and less count-heavy across supported languages.

2026-05-09

  • PDF export — SEO Possibilities now includes report export with plan-based branding options and downloadable files.
  • Reopened visibility — Previously completed issues that return after a later crawl now show a clear Reopened badge.
  • Broken-link details — External link issues now show fuller per-link context so it is easier to understand what failed.

2026-05-06

  • Homepage — The English marketing homepage includes a Frequently asked questions section and matching FAQ structured data for search engines. When you are signed out, the top navigation includes an FAQ link to that section.

2026-04-29

  • Site overlay — The script on your site can show a read-only AI Summary tab. It displays your latest Today’s focus summary (and related sections when you have them), or tells visitors how to generate that summary in SEO Possibilities first.
  • Translations (Norwegian, Swedish, Danish) — Missing labels and hints in SEO Possibilities are filled in for Scandinavian locales (for example Why?, What we compared, Docs, Learn more), plus clearer names for duplicate checks on titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, and Open Graph tags.
  • Account safety — Further hardening of sign-in and session handling so your workspace stays protected in everyday use.
  • Dashboard — On each website row, the menu can open Site overlay (on plans that include it): copy the install snippet and jump to the setup guide without opening the full site workspace.
  • Documentation — Updated How we use AI in SEO Perception, added Today’s focus (AI), and published Installing the Site overlay snippet for common platforms (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, and others). The docs index includes a new Installation section.
  • Today’s focus — Your latest AI summary is stored so when you open SEO Possibilities on another device you still see it. Content opportunities and FAQ opportunities appear as separate tabs next to the main summary; Copy copies whichever tab you are viewing. Suggestions reference your Search Console context—for example traffic compared with recent weeks, or multiple pages competing for the same query—explained in everyday language.
  • AI discovery readinessOn-page and technical signals and related checks better explain how AI-related crawlers and snippet settings might affect your site, grounded in crawl data and Search Console where we have it.

2026-04-25

  • Outgoing link checks — Broken-link and redirect findings skip common social networks and short-link hosts (for example X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, t.co), so you get fewer false positives; your full outbound link list on each page is unchanged.
  • Marketing home page — Faster hero images (modern formats and responsive sizes), clearer layout on wide screens, and more reliable titles and descriptions in the first HTML response for the English home page and localized homes (Danish, Swedish, Norwegian).
  • Removed an obsolete internal marketing test route; landing content lives on the main home pages only.

2026-04-24

  • In-app language menu — For now the switcher lists English and Danish only; Swedish and Norwegian remain available on localized marketing URLs (/sv/, /nb/, and similar).
  • Localized marketing pages — Localized routes ship translated copy in the initial HTML, aligned with the page language.
  • Pricing — Shorter plan bullets, consistent Site overlay wording across columns, and tighter intro copy (English, Danish, Bokmål, Swedish).
  • Today’s focus — No extra background requests until you expand the section or run a generation. A short countdown next to Generate shows when you can run again; actions to copy text sit below the result.

2026-04-23

  • Pricing and Today’s focus — The Free plan does not include Today’s focus; paid tiers show upgrade prompts in the app and on Pricing. Copy describes typical refresh windows (about daily on Starter, about hourly on Pro and above by default). See Tiers, pages, and data retention for plan limits.
  • Docs — Artificial intelligence — New category with How we use AI in SEO Perception.
  • Today’s focus — Everyone signed in can see the panel; Free users see upgrade messaging. Paid tiers get cooldowns (about once per day per site on Starter, about once per hour on Pro+) with a visible countdown.
  • Website workspace — Pages — Non-200 HTTP statuses stand out more in the URL list and page header. The Possibilities on this page list matches SEO Possibilities styling (severity, Why?, Learn more, Done / Ignore with the same slide-off animation).
  • Today’s focus (paid) — Opens with a short executive summary and prioritized next steps; lightweight progress hints while the model runs.
  • Removing a website — Deletion is queued: you get an in-app notice when it starts and another when it finishes. If something temporarily prevents the removal from starting, the app keeps your site active so you are not left in a bad state.
  • Open issues list — Image-alt rows can show image previews; redirect help text explains sampling; thin-content warnings apply only to pages that returned HTTP 200. Expanded rows add Why?, What we compared, and Learn more links into the documentation; filters and “Checks we run” link to the same articles.
  • Documentation — Deeper articles for many possibility types, with optional technical sections—browse the docs index.
  • Welcome email — After the first meaningful Search Console sync, the one-time overview email explains weekly metrics, timing, and top queries in clearer language.
  • Pages list — Filter by index / noindex and HTTP bands (200, 3xx, 4xx, 5xx) together with search; subtler chips and cleaner possibility counts.
  • Snippet alignment — For “top query missing from title or meta,” details show the live title and meta next to the query for quick comparison.
  • Bulk actions — Copy, Mark all completed, and Ignore all are grouped consistently; bulk URL copy is labeled Copy all affected URLs.

2026-04-22

  • RSS / Atom discovery — We only flag a missing feed link when a feed actually exists but your homepage omits the usual <link rel="alternate"> tag.
  • Onboarding email — When you add a website, we tell you we will email when first data is ready; the welcome overview follows your first solid Search Console pull when mail is configured.
  • Crawler — Queues keep moving instead of stalling on “full” states; multiple sites get fair turns during crawls.
  • SEO Possibilities — The crawl status banner stays compact until you expand it. Activity over time uses weekly buckets aligned with Search Console weeks and clearer charts; duplicate groups no longer bring back Done or Ignored URLs as siblings.
  • Languages — Possibility titles and many messages follow your account language where translations exist—manage language under Account profile.
  • robots.txt — Possibilities parse Allow / Disallow rules in line with common crawler behavior; duplicate title and meta checks compare the stored values consistently.
  • Dashboard — The Possibilities column shows counts only; the main button opens full SEO Possibilities. The Danish Features marketing page pulls all strings from locale files.
  • Website workspace — One clear path into SEO Possibilities (duplicate tab removed); the overview still summarizes open work with a shortcut.

2026-04-21

  • Activity over time — Chart lines and fills render reliably on dark themes; softer fills under each series for easier reading.
  • FAQ-style queries — Related question queries roll up per page instead of flooding the list.
  • Done / Ignore — Rows no longer snap back when an older refresh finishes late.

2026-04-20

  • SEO Possibilities — View facts sits next to each URL; top navigation adds Docs and Possibilities entry points; Activity over time loads reliably on the chart, which separates fixed, done, and ignored outcomes.
  • Weekly digest email — Adds momentum context tied to Activity over time (see what you see on a website for email options).
  • Notifications — The bell panel keeps “View all notifications” visible; on mobile, opening the full list closes the drawer first.
  • Sign-up and dashboard pages — Unique meta descriptions per page instead of one generic site-wide description overriding them.

2026-04-19

  • By Priority — Open affected pages in a new tab from the slug for quick verification.

2026-04-18

  • Dashboard and Search Console — Expanding a connected Google Search Console account reliably shows property lists again.
  • Unified dashboard — Websites and Search Console accounts are managed on the dashboard; older standalone hub URLs were removed—bookmark the dashboard route you use today.
  • Marketing footer — Newsletter signup hides after you subscribe; returning from Google sign-in behaves more predictably.

2026-04-13

  • Ignored possibilities on Pages — Permanently ignored items appear last in a compact strip; you can restore one item without resetting everything.

2026-04-10

  • Crawl scope — Only URLs that belong to your site’s hostname scope are stored; stray probes outside that scope no longer create orphan rows. Details: Crawl scope and subdomains.

2026-04-09

  • Site overlay install snippet — More reliable when the script runs alongside strict third-party site environments.

2026-04-08

  • Site overlay — Stable loader URL, optional public site id in the snippet, lighter load until the panel opens; attaching a purchase while signed out follows the same pricing and checkout flows as elsewhere (license or sign-in required).
  • Weekly digest — Enabled by default for new websites; richer comparison of clicks versus the prior week.

2026-04-07

  • Pages search — Search crawled URLs by address or title with debounced requests; clearer empty states when filters match nothing versus nothing crawled yet.
  • Sitemap checksSitemap URLs are checked exactly as listed in your XML (including trailing slashes) so issue text matches your file.

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