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# Improvements and fixes, June 2023

Improvements and bug fixes released in June 2023.

*30 June 2023*

## Improved

* **Portal:** Updated UI of the Guide section with new hover state, "Promote" action moved to "more" dropdown, buttons replaced with design system component.
* **Portal:** Improved Engagement graphs on HEART page with minor wording updates.
* **Portal:** Messages section updated to include NPS and future Surveys alongside Announcements.
* **Portal:** User and Team lists can now be exported to CSV from the Settings pages.
* **Editor:** Tooltips displayed correctly in fixed containers. appendToTarget now usable in code selector.
* **Editor:** Several UI improvements aligning the Editor with the design system.
* **Other:** Added lastSeenAfter query parameter to End User API for pre-filtering by active date. Improved Assistant performance.

## Fixed

* **Portal:** Fixed wrong URLs in Alert email and Error log. Fixed disabled button when adding an integration. Fixed duplicate URLs and sorting in Adoption table.
* **Editor:** Fixed Editor crash issues under specific circumstances and when no action key was selected for specific value step type. Fixed redirect issue with the Analyze button.


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