Reviso – Client Feedback & Approvals
| 开发者 | benelwoods |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月20日 09:34 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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详情介绍:
Reviso turns WordPress into a true client-collaboration tool. Reviewers (clients, teammates, stakeholders) leave pinned feedback directly on your live pages — no logins, no email chains, no PDF round-trips. It's native to the Bricks and Elementor builders and the Gutenberg block editor, and works on any WordPress theme or site.
Reviso is also a website feedback and proofing tool: clients annotate any element with a pinned comment, you action it inside your builder, and you close each round with sign-off, which cuts revision rounds.
What's in the free version
- Pinned comments on any element — desktop, tablet, or mobile
- Threaded replies so a back-and-forth doesn't sprawl across messages
- Status tracking — open, in progress, resolved — with filters
- Single-page review links — share one page at a time with anyone, no login required
- Works in maintenance & coming-soon mode: review links open the real page for invited clients even while Bricks or Elementor maintenance mode is on, so you can collect feedback before launch without taking the site public
- Admin-bar quick-review — spin up a review for the current page (or whole site, Pro) from the Reviso icon on the front-end admin bar
- Client approvals — reviewers can mark a page as approved (own admin tab — Reviso → Approvals)
- Email notifications when someone leaves a comment, replies, or approves a page — with optional burst-coalescing so a flurry of comments arrives as a single email
- Builder-native UI — the comment overlay adopts the look of Bricks, Elementor or the block editor so it never feels bolted on
- Element-anchored pins that survive page edits (three fallback strategies — DOM, content, position)
- Multi-page Reviews — bundle a whole site (or any subset of items) into one shareable Review, covering any post type and templates
- Email-restricted Reviews — each invitee gets a private magic link, with four roles (Viewer / Reviewer / Approver / Lead)
- AI — automatic comment triage (bug / design / copy / content) and AI-summarised feedback rollups
- White-label — your agency branding on the review portal, with light + dark logos that auto-pick the right variant for each surface (portal, builder splash, email header)
- Integrations — Slack, Discord, and generic webhooks (Zapier/Make → ClickUp, Trello, Jira, …)
- Email digests — optional weekly summaries
- Advanced notifications — multi-recipient delivery, From/Reply-To control, printable approval certificates
- Audit log + per-reviewer revoke
- Concurrent reviews with configurable expiry — including a no-end-date option
安装:
- Upload the plugin or install from the WordPress.org repository.
- Activate Reviso – Client Feedback & Approvals.
- Open any page in Bricks, Elementor or the block editor, and the Reviso comment overlay appears (bottom-right in the builder).
- (Optional) Install Reviso Pro to unlock multi-page Reviews and the rest of the paid feature set.
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常见问题:
Does this require a license key?
No — the free plugin is fully functional. A license key is only needed if you also install the Pro addon.
Do my reviewers need a WordPress account?
No. Share a review link and your reviewer comments as themselves — Reviso captures their name and email when they leave their first comment.
Which page builders does Reviso work with?
Reviso is native to the Bricks and Elementor builders and the Gutenberg block editor, and it works on any WordPress theme or site. Pins anchor to each builder's elements (Bricks brxe-* IDs, Elementor element IDs, Gutenberg block IDs), with content and position fallbacks so they survive page edits.
Can I share a page while my site is in maintenance or coming-soon mode?
Yes. A valid review link opens the page for your invited client even while Bricks or Elementor maintenance mode is on, with no login. The site stays hidden from everyone else, and revoked, expired or out-of-scope links still see the maintenance screen.
Where is my data stored?
In your own WordPress database (wp_reviso_* tables). Reviso doesn't transmit comment content anywhere unless you opt in to the optional telemetry ping (which only sends version numbers + feature-enabled flags — never comment content or PII).
更新日志:
1.1.2
- New: review links now work on sites in maintenance or coming-soon mode. Send a client a review link and they land straight on the page to leave feedback, with no login and no need to lift maintenance mode for the whole site. Supported for both the Bricks and Elementor maintenance modes. Your site stays private to the public: only valid, in-scope review links get through, and revoked, expired or out-of-scope links still see the maintenance screen.
- Developer: filter
reviso_bypass_maintenance_mode(default true) to turn the behaviour off.
- Fixed: on sites running sliders, auto-rotating tabs or other scripts that fire clicks automatically, the comment box could jump to the top-left corner. Reviso now responds only to your own clicks, so the comment box stays where you put it.
- Fixed: the in-plugin "What's New" notice now renders its formatting correctly instead of showing raw markup.
- New: Reviso now works on any WordPress site — native to the Bricks and Elementor builders, native in the Gutenberg block editor, and a universal mode for any other theme or builder. Pinned feedback, screenshots and approvals work everywhere.
- New name: the plugin is now "Reviso – Client Feedback & Approvals" (formerly "Reviso for Bricks"). Same plugin, broader reach — nothing in your existing setup changes.
- New: a Feedback dashboard (Reviso → Feedback) listing every pinned comment across your whole site, with screenshots, page links and one-click resolve — handy on any builder.
- New: a Browse / Comment cursor toggle so you can scroll, navigate and edit with the panel open, then switch to placing pins when you want to. In Bricks, "Comment" enters Preview automatically — no separate step.
- New (Elementor): leave and resolve feedback right inside the Elementor editor; the panel adopts Elementor's theme.
- New (Gutenberg): a "Comments" button in the editor top bar, plus an optional dock-to-side for the panel.
- Improved: the comment panel automatically matches each editor's light/dark theme and accent so it feels native.
- Fixed: the comment box could occasionally jump to the top-left corner (notably in Firefox), and modals could be "dropped" during a fast drag.
- Fixed: the comment cursor and element outline no longer appear over the WordPress admin bar or the Reviso panel itself.
- New: a "Reviewed" state for every page in a review. Reviewers mark a page as reviewed (it returns them to the review dashboard and is fully undoable, and auto-reverts if a new comment arrives), then "Finish & notify developer" from the dashboard sends you one summary email with an optional note — replacing the old per-page "I'm done reviewing" button.
- New: a "What's new" notice after each update so you can see what changed at a glance.
- New: reviewers with access to more than one review can switch between them right from the review page.
- Improved: tidier settings — Notifications and Integrations are now a single "Notifications & Integrations" tab, and the Reviso menu's settings link is renamed "Settings" and moved to the bottom.
- Improved: clearer per-page review states (To do / In review / Reviewed / Approved) across the dashboard and admin bar, and each review in the admin-bar list now has an Open link plus a quick edit icon.
- Improved: whole-site reviews now warn before pulling in lots of non-page posts and let you pick just the items that need reviewing.
- Improved: reviewers — including logged-in users — confirm their name and email once per device, so feedback is always attributed correctly.
- Improved: the Getting Started guide now starts you on a live page via the admin-bar button (no Bricks Builder needed).
- Fixed: builder comment notifications could be sent to every administrator; they now go only to the recipient(s) you've configured and respect each person's notification opt-out.
- Fixed: client approval timestamps showed the wrong time zone.
- Fixed: long review and reviewer names now truncate with an ellipsis instead of breaking the layout.
- Changed: comment-burst coalescing now waits 5 minutes by default (was 1) before sending a combined email.
- Developer: the notification settings save flow moved to new hooks (
reviso_notifications_settings_save/reviso_notifications_settings_extra/reviso_notifications_integrations_section); add-ons that usedreviso_general_settings_savefor notification fields should move to these (Reviso Pro 1.2.0 does).
- Fixed: the WordPress media library failing to open inside the Bricks builder while Reviso was active. The screenshot-capture library introduced in 1.0.7 leaked variables into the page that clashed with WordPress's own scripts; it is now fully isolated.
- Fixed: on sites with a single admin user, builder comments produced no email notification at all. The primary notification address now receives builder-comment emails too (it is skipped only when the comment author is that same person).
- Improved: each comment card's Reply button now carries the thread count as a small badge, replacing the separate "X replies" label.
- Improved: the latest-reply preview now sits at the bottom of the comment card, directly above the Reply controls.
- Improved: the "open comments" count in the admin-bar quick panel is now a link that opens the page in the Bricks builder with the comments panel already open.
- Improved: comment cards now update gracefully — new comments fade in, resolved or deleted ones fade out, and the rest glide into place, instead of the whole list flickering on every change or background refresh.
- Fixed: comment pins could drift away from the spot they were placed on pages with scroll/entrance animations, lazy-loaded images, or smooth scrolling. Pins now stay locked to their element as the page settles and moves.
- Developer: new
reviso_pre_add_commentandreviso_allow_comment_uploadsfilters let add-ons cap comments per review or disable file uploads for specific reviews.
- New: emoji reactions on comments. Reviewers and your team can one-tap 👍 ❤️ ✅ 👀 on any pinned comment — a lightweight acknowledgement that doesn't need a written reply.
- New: a friendly first-visit tooltip now points reviewers at the Feedback button instead of the comment panel opening itself over the page. It disappears for good once they've found the button. (Sites that prefer the old auto-open can restore it with the
reviso_review_auto_open_sidebarfilter.) - Improved: pin screenshots are sharper and more faithful. The capture engine was replaced with snapDOM, which renders through the browser's own layout engine — modern CSS (grid/flex spacing, web fonts, filters) now captures correctly, at full Retina resolution.
- New: review unpublished pages. A draft (or pending) page can now be added to a review and signed off by your client before it goes live — they view it through their private, search-engine-hidden review link, and the page never goes public until you publish it.
- Improved: in the Bricks builder, the comments panel docks correctly alongside the Structure panel on recent Bricks versions.
- Improved: white-label logos in the review panel header display larger.
- Improved: review links and the pages being reviewed now bypass page caching automatically across the major performance plugins (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, Cache Enabler, SiteGround), and a review's pages are purged from cache when you activate, deactivate, reopen or delete it — so a shared link always opens the live review instead of a stale cached copy.
- Fixed: the "Approved by" column in a review's page list was blank for public-link sign-offs that didn't include an email; it now shows the reviewer's name.
- Fixed: pressing Ctrl/Cmd+C in the Bricks builder no longer opens the comments panel, so it can be used to copy elements as normal.
- WordPress.org Plugin Directory compliance: the free plugin now contains only its own fully-functional features — single-page public-link reviews, pinned comments, threaded replies, client approvals, and email notifications. Multi-page / entire-site Reviews, email-restricted Reviews, advanced notification delivery, printable approval certificates, and white-label branding are provided solely by the separate Reviso Pro add-on and are no longer present (even inactively) in the free plugin.
- Removed all licence-tied wording from the free plugin's review flow: a review can be "read-only" as a neutral state (an add-on decides when), with no upgrade/renew messaging in the free plugin.
- The free plugin now contains no white-label code, no licence checks, and no licence-activation code of any kind — every paid-feature concern, including licence activation, lives entirely in the separate Pro add-on, which the free plugin only ever points to.
- New free control: "Coalesce bursts" under Settings → Notifications batches a flurry of comments into a single email (configurable, on by default) so reviewers leaving several comments in a row don't trigger an email each.
- Comment status (open / in progress / resolved) can now be set right from the Bricks builder by any editor.
- The client review portal and the printable approval certificate now load their styles and scripts the standard WordPress way.
- Internal housekeeping and WordPress.org plugin directory compliance improvements.
- The Reviso Pro page and upgrade prompts now offer a 14-day free trial (no card) alongside the paid plans.
- First public release. The free plugin covers pinned comments, threaded replies, single-page client review links, client approvals, and email notifications; the optional Reviso Pro add-on adds multi-page Reviews, AI, white-label, integrations, digests, and more.
- Fixed: client approvals work again on single-page review links — the "mark approved" button had been hidden for public links by a recent change.
- The Reviso Pro page buttons now link straight to checkout for the chosen plan, with monthly/annual options.
- Admin prompts are tidier — the anonymous-diagnostics opt-in and the bug/feedback prompt no longer appear at the same time.
- Fixed: client review links no longer 404 on sites using "Plain" permalinks — the link now falls back to a query-string URL when pretty permalinks aren't enabled.
- Approval certificates are now emailed as a proper PDF instead of an HTML file.
- The "New review" wizard now shows the Pro scope/reviewer options (Selected pages, Entire website, email-restricted) as upgrade hints, and a dismissible upgrade notice appears on Reviso's own admin screens.
- Updated the Reviso Pro overview page with current plans and pricing.
- Cleaner Settings: the free plugin now shows just the settings it actually provides (General, Comments) plus a single "Reviso Pro" overview page. The License, White Label, AI and Integrations tabs now appear only when the Reviso Pro add-on is installed.
- Fixed: client review comments are now scoped to the review they belong to — reviewers no longer see comments from other reviews on a page shared by more than one review.
- Housekeeping: the optional paid extras (team assignment, advanced email delivery) now live entirely in the separate Reviso Pro add-on.
- New: Reviewer links for Pro reviews (multi-page or email-restricted) now degrade gracefully to read-only if the site's Pro plan lapses — clients keep reading the feedback and a banner explains new comments are paused, instead of the link breaking. Enforced server-side.
- New: Opt-in anonymous telemetry now includes a
trial_statefield, so we can understand how the Pro trial is working without collecting anything identifying. - Internal: added
Reviso_Comments::count_all()andReviso_Review::is_pro_locked()read APIs used by the Pro add-on.
- Internal: Plugin Check cleanups — translators comment now sits directly above the
__()call insidesprintf()(the rule treats the comment as belonging only to the line immediately following it), and the raw$_POST['author_email']read in the comment-submit handler is now routed throughsanitize_text_field()purely to satisfy the input-sanitization scanner (the value is still email-validated viasanitize_email()for storage).
- Dev: New
reviso_review_auto_open_sidebarfilter — site-specific extensions can suppress the FE's "open the comment sidebar on page load" behaviour per-review. Default true (existing behaviour preserved). Receives the boolean and the Review row; return false to make the reviewer click the FAB themselves.
- Fix: Reviewer can actually submit with blank email. 0.20.7 made the email field optional in the identity gate and the server, but the client-side
identified()check still required email to be truthy — so a name-only reviewer would pass the gate, then the engine's "are we identified yet?" check would fail on the next render and re-open the gate in a loop. Fixed:identified()now returns true for any reviewer with a name (or a logged-in WP user).
- Fix: Reviewer page-handoff is cache-safe. The redirect from the dashboard's page card to the target page now carries a per-session cache-buster query arg, so page-cache plugins (WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, LiteSpeed Cache, Cloudflare APO, server-level fastcgi_cache, etc.) can't return a stale overlay-less response on the first hit after starting a session.
- Fix: Pages-nav navigation routes through the handoff. Clicking a different page in the floating pages-nav now goes through
/reviso-review/<slug>/item/<id>/instead of the bare permalink, so the session re-bootstraps on every navigation and the overlay appears reliably even when the destination page is cached. - Improvement: Removed the "Only the site owner sees this — we won't email you." line from the identity gate (was added in 0.20.7; cluttered the form). The email field stays labelled "(optional)".
- Dev: New
reviso_review_exclude_name_prefixesfilter onReviso_Review::find()andcount()— site-specific extensions can hide ephemeral Reviews (e.g. an auto-generated demo) from the admin list without patching core. Pass an array of name prefixes; rows whosenameLIKE prefix% are excluded.
- Improvement: Reviewer email is now optional on "anyone with link" reviews. The plugin never emails reviewers in link mode — their address is only shown alongside their name in the site owner's notification emails — so requiring it was friction without benefit. The identity gate now labels the email field "(optional)" and explicitly notes "Only the site owner sees this — we won't email you." Name is still required. Email-restricted reviews continue to pre-fill the invitee's email from their magic link (unchanged).
- New: Exit review mode button on the off-scope banner. Reviewers who wandered onto a page outside the review's scope can now drop the session in one click without manually clearing cookies or closing the browser.
- Tweak: Admin-bar quick-review panel — removed the forced full-width on the CTA pill and locked the "New Review" link to inline-flex so its arrow can't be displaced by inherited styles.
- Fix: Admin-bar quick-review panel — "Pro feature" upgrade pill now has proper horizontal padding, and the "New Review →" link no longer wraps the arrow onto a new line.
- Fix: Quick-review panel skipped on the reviewer dashboard URL. It was sticking on "Loading quick review…" there because the dashboard has no post context. The Reviso admin-bar root remains clickable so logged-in admins can still navigate to Settings.
- Fix: Reviewer page-handoff URL renamed
/page/<id>/→/item/<id>/. The/page/N/segment collides with WordPress's built-in pagination, so canonical-redirect handlers (core'sredirect_canonical, Rank Math, etc.) were stripping it and bouncing reviewers back to the dashboard URL. Rewrites flush automatically on first admin load after upgrade.
- Fix: Reviewer page click is now hardened against theme/SPA click interception. The dashboard renders inside the active theme so any
wp_head-enqueued click handler (smooth page transitions, AJAX nav, etc.) was eating the navigation. Page cards now use a capture-phase listener that forces a hard browser navigation, plus inline onclick + target="_top" as belt-and-braces. - Internal: Server-side debug logging (gated on
WP_DEBUG) added to the review page-handoff path so the redirect chain is traceable from the PHP error log when something does go wrong.
- Fix: Reviewer page click reliably enters review mode. The page-handoff endpoint now sets the per-page session cookies on its own response instead of relying on a second-hop bridge — robust against caching plugins, security plugins, and CDN edge rules that strip query args before the bridge can run.
- Improvement: Free wizard: "Create as Draft" when an active review exists. The submit button label adapts so it's clear the new review won't go live immediately; a warning panel on step 3 explains why and what to do next.
- Improvement: Activate buttons disabled with explanatory tooltip on the Reviews table and the per-review screen when another review is already active on Free — no more click-then-error.
- Improvement: Reviews table column overflow fix — dropped the fixed table layout so the action column has room for both the Activate/Deactivate button and the Manage → link.
- Fix: Anyone-with-link reviews now open per-page review mode reliably. Clicking a page card on the reviewer dashboard could silently bounce back to the dashboard when the target page was the front page set to "Latest posts" (or any other queryless URL) — the handoff now passes the page ID explicitly so the legacy session bridge no longer has to infer it from
get_queried_object_id(). - Improvement: Free tier — stage multiple reviews as Draft. Free still caps you at one active review at a time, but you can now create additional reviews and keep them as Drafts. Activating one auto-blocks the others; the Reviews table has inline Activate/Deactivate buttons so switching between them is one click.
- Fix: AI and Integrations tabs no longer show an orphaned Save button when Pro/Agency isn't installed. The AI tab now also shows the "Upgrade to Pro" card that the other Pro-gated tabs use, instead of an empty form.
- New: Comments link to the Review they were left under. A new
review_idcolumn onwp_reviso_commentslets the all-comments admin filter by Review, so you can see exactly which round of feedback belongs to which engagement. Legacy review-mode and builder-direct comments stay accessible (stored with NULL review_id). - Improvement: Polish across the builder overlay, admin quick-review panel, and front-end reviewer surfaces.
- DB: Migration 0.6.0 adds the
review_idcolumn + index. Safe upgrade — no existing rows are altered (NULL is the documented legacy/builder-direct case).
- New: Always-on bottom-left page nav for reviewers. Floating mini-panel lists every page in the review with status badges (To do / In review / Approved), highlights the current page, and links back to the dashboard. Collapsible — preference persists across navigation.
- New: Off-scope banner. When a reviewer wanders to a URL outside the review's bundled pages, a slim warning banner appears at the top of the page with a one-click "Back to review dashboard". Page stays interactive — they can hop back without losing context.
- New: Auto-bridge for in-scope navigation. When a reviewer clicks an internal link to another page in the review's scope, Reviso seamlessly mints a fresh per-page token and drops them into review mode — no more "this page isn't being reviewed" gotcha for pages that are.
- New: Lead reviewers can invite others from the dashboard. Lead role finally has a usable affordance — invite form sits below the page list, sends magic-link invitations to new reviewers with the Reviewer role (no privilege chain), all audit-logged.
- New: Email-restricted reviewers get a pre-filled identity gate. Email is shown read-only (it's the address they were invited at), and the name is suggested from the email's local-part ("alice.smith" → "Alice Smith"). One-keystroke confirm, no retyping their own email.
- New: Reviewer-side role enforcement. Approve button is gated to Approver + Lead roles (Viewer + Reviewer can see the site and post comments but can't sign off). Server-side re-checked so a crafted POST can't bypass.
- New: Approval propagates to page status. Marking a page approved now flips its status in the reviewer dashboard + bottom-left nav from "In review" to "Approved" — was previously only recorded in the Approvals tab.
- New: Comment form is draggable by its header bar, with viewport clamping. Resize the textarea and the form auto-nudges upward so the action buttons stay reachable.
- Fix: Comment-mode pin no longer "disappears" between click and form submit. The pulsing pending-pin now persists until the form closes or the comment saves, so reviewers see continuous visual feedback.
- Fix: Comment overlay no longer shows in the Bricks Builder editor canvas. Now restricted to Preview Mode only — switching out of preview hides the sidebar, FAB, comment form, pins, and popovers. Body-class mirror tracks
#bricks-toolbar.is-previewing. - Fix: Front-end review-mode cursor now matches the in-builder custom comment-bubble glyph instead of a plain crosshair. Same SVG, hardcoded brand colour (data-URL cursors can't reference CSS variables).
- Fix: Light/dark theme switcher icon missing in the front-end sidebar — added the SVG-sizing rule that exists in builder.css but was missing from review.css.
- Fix: Device + Round filters in the reviewer sidebar were unclickable — root cause was popover z-index 99999 sitting behind the front-end sidebar's 2147483610. Bumped popover to 2147483630 (just below the lightbox slot).
- Fix: Bricks Templates dropped from reviewable post types. They're page parts, not standalone pages —
get_permalink()redirected to home, which is what reviewers were seeing. Site-specific CPTs can be added back via thereviso_reviewable_post_typesfilter. - Fix: Portal landing template now actually reads white-label settings — was previously reading non-existent option keys (
reviso_whitelabel_logo,reviso_whitelabel_accent) so agency branding never reached the dashboard. Portal background mode (light/dark/custom) properly applied to CSS variables. - Fix: Dashboard chrome cleanup. The bottom-left nav panel + off-scope banner no longer pile onto the
/reviso-review/<slug>/dashboard URL — the Reviews module owns that template and renders its own page list.
- New: Admin-bar quick-review panel. Hover the Reviso icon on the front-end admin bar to generate a review for the current page (or, on Pro, the whole site) without leaving the page. The per-page link controls and the current-round indicator now live here too, replacing the old separate dropdowns.
- New: Create Review supports every reviewable post type + Bricks templates — not just pages and posts. The selector groups items by post type with collapsible sections, a live title filter, and a 500-per-type cap to stay fast on large sites.
- New: No-end-date option on the create-review wizard for engagements that don't have a fixed end date. Existing default (30 days) unchanged.
- New: Approvals is now its own top-level admin section (Reviso → Approvals), peer to Reviews — promoted out of Settings → Approvals because managed records belong next to Reviews. Old
?tab=approvalsdeep-links auto-redirect. - New: White-label light + dark logos with auto-pick. Upload both variants and Reviso chooses the one that contrasts against each surface (portal, builder splash, email header — all driven by a single
Reviso_Settings::pick_logo()resolver). Added an optional email-header override + portal-background mode selector. Existing single-logo uploads keep working as a fallback. - New: Portal landing page now respects white-label brand and background mode. Previously the reviewer landing read from non-existent option keys, so agency branding never reached it — fixed. Portal background can now be light (default), dark, or a custom hex; logo variant + companion colours adapt automatically.
- New: Email-restricted reviews no longer expose a meaningless public share URL on the review detail screen — they show invitee management instead.
- Improvement: Defaults on the Create Review wizard now lean toward the common case — Entire Website + Include future pages both checked for Pro users.
- Improvement: Viewer role label clarified — Viewers see the site only (the comment overlay never mounts for them), useful for read-only stakeholders.
- Fix: 404 on review URLs after upgrading. Installs that picked up the Reviews module via an update (rather than activating fresh) had unflushed rewrite rules, so
/reviso-review/<slug>/landings and emailed activation links 404'd. Added a version-keyed one-shot flush oninitso this self-heals. - Removed: Legacy "Review link expiry" row in Settings → General — superseded by per-review expiry on the Reviews tab. The underlying option keeps applying to legacy per-page tokens for back-compat.
- Architecture: split into a free plugin (this) plus an optional Pro addon. AI, white-label, integrations, and digests now live in the Pro plugin.
- Free continues to ship comments, pins, threads, basic notifications, telemetry (opt-in), and single-page Reviews with the free-tier limit (one active review at a time).
- New: Reviews — bundle multiple pages under a single shareable link, with optional email-restricted access and magic-link auth (Pro).
- Free tier supports one active single-page review at a time.
- New: per-page checklist landing for reviewers; per-review expiry; audit log.
- Opt-in anonymous product telemetry (off by default).
- Self-hosted update server endpoint sample for the Pro addon.
- Screenshot capture rewrite — captures the area you actually clicked on.
- Review-link hardening — noindex headers, no-referrer policy, rate-limit on token validation.
- Email notifications overhaul: per-event toggles, multi-recipient, From/Reply-To, throttling, per-user opt-out, certificate attachment, SMTP nudge.