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# Improvements and fixes, November 2023

Improvements and bug fixes released in November 2023.

*30 November 2023*

## Improved

* **Portal:** Added export option to multi-app dashboard. Improved date picker UX. Added Tooltip status indicator. API Token page now available for all customers by default.
* **Portal:** Increased Manage Guides page performance. Upgraded Portal authentication service.
* **Editor:** Improved scrolling through large highlighted areas. Improved Editor search for more relevant results. Improved Page Segments URL patterns.
* **Editor:** New icons for Hints. Tags can now be filtered to show only those on the current page. Fixed several Editor list UX issues.
* **Other:** Increased security and reliability of password policy.

## Fixed

* **Portal:** Fixed Page Segments duplicate name error. Fixed translation import.
* **Editor:** Fixed step skipping between other skip-condition steps, dropdown recording, surveys remaining open after submission, duplicate Hint/Beacon icons, Editor search error, and snippet charset issue.
* **Assistant:** Fixed SharePoint enterprise search integration not displaying results.


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