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# Improvements and fixes, May 2023

Improvements and bug fixes released in May 2023.

*31 May 2023*

## Improved

* **Portal:** Beacons color can now be set in the Portal. New datepicker in Announcement and NPS builder. Redesigned login pages. Standardized radio buttons.
* **Portal:** Complete view numbers in Announcement analytics. NPS responses table now has "items per page" option. Deleted Tags and Tooltips shown in Analytics.
* **Portal:** Removed "Delete" button from segments used in active Tooltips. Deleted Tags have a "deleted" label in Task success page.
* **Editor:** Beacons disappear only after end-user interaction. Refined permission system for Tags creation.
* **Editor:** Chapter visible on hover in list view. Guides linked to corresponding analytics page. Preview button at bottom of Editor. New sidebar design.
* **Other:** Improved passwordless authentication via Browser Policy with support for various parameters.

## Fixed

* **Portal:** Fixed NPS response export, "Open application" button, Adoption table percentage, Guide ID missing from Manage section, Retention page zeros.
* **Editor:** Fixed Avatar positioning outside viewport, double recording in Same Origin iFrames, Announcement popup link cutting, property icon, code selector footer buttons, RegEx view scrolling, Tags/Tooltips save issues, and tutorial element refresh for iFrames.
* **Other:** Fixed broken links and images in Error alert email. Updated Browser Extension texts. Fixed Properties visibility after Manager removal.


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