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# Improvements and fixes, September 2023

Improvements and bug fixes released in September 2023.

*30 September 2023*

## Improved

* **Portal:** Messages table now shows both name and title. App switch introduced on multi-app dashboard. Global settings accessible from multi-app dashboard.
* **Portal:** New Analytics settings page combining all privacy settings. Tooltip count shown in Segment View usage column. Improved success and error bar.
* **Portal:** Upgraded Portal authentication service to a newer version.
* **Editor:** Faster Hint and Beacon icon position calculation. Tooltips publishable in all languages from List view or Edit mode. Recording starts in default language.
* **Editor:** Editor returns to last step seen when exiting Preview mode. Skip condition delays removed when elements are found on page.
* **Editor:** Buttons updated to follow Design System. "Archive" replaces "delete" for Guides. Major Player/Editor infrastructure upgrade.

## Fixed

* **Portal:** Historical HEART URL data now shows parameters. Fixed UI blinking while typing segment name. Fixed Announcement preview discrepancies.
* **Editor:** Fixed step skipping too quickly with skip conditions, cross-origin iFrame stability, Editor stopping without valid session, Assistant layout in Passive Mode, and Tooltip code selector focus.
* **Other:** Fixed Firefox SSO logout issue for Browser Extension users.


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