Releasesby GlyphSession Replay: "Hide Inactivity" toggle is now remembered
Description: The "Hide Inactivity" toggle in the Session Replay player now saves your preference across replays and sessions. Set it once and move on , no more flipping it every time you open a new replay.
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Security Center 2.0: Act on vulnerabilities in bulk across all your apps
Replit updated its Security Center to allow users to view and remediate vulnerabilities across all projects in bulk. Users can now identify and fix critical CVEs on published projects from a centralized dashboard.
Consistent Web Search and Fetch Across Every Model
OpenRouter now enables tool-calling models to perform web searches and fetch page content. Users can choose from multiple search and fetch engines to integrate these capabilities into their workflows.
Prisma 8: A Call for Extension Authors
Prisma 8 features a modular core that allows developers to build and integrate extensions for specific databases, vector search, and JSON-with-schema.
Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite now available in AI Gateway
Google’s Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite model is now available through Netlify’s AI Gateway with zero configuration required. The Preview version of this model was available as of March 3, 2026. Use the Google GenAI SDK directly in your Netlify Functions without managing API keys or authentication. The AI Gateway handles everything automatically.
Monitors & Alerts , Now Generally Available
We’ve updated how you build alerts - separated now into Monitors and Alerts - to give you more control over what you track and how your team gets notified.
- Data exports from Dives: Dives can now include export buttons that deliver CSV, JSON, Parquet, or Excel...
- Data exports from Dives: Dives can now include export buttons that deliver CSV, JSON, Parquet, or Excel files, both in the MotherDuck UI and in embedded Dives . Wire up exports from your Dive code with the new exportAs and useExport hooks from @motherduck/react-sql-query .
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Taxonomy API now available on all plans
Description: The Taxonomy API is now available to every Amplitude customer, regardless of plan. Starter, Plus, Growth, and Enterprise orgs all have full read and write access via the API with no feature flag or plan gate.
Session Replay Debug Modal
Description: Confirming Session Replay is active just got easier. The Amplitude Instrumentation Explorer Chrome extension now includes a Session Replay debug modal that opens a floating panel directly on any page with Replay activity so you can see exactly how a page is being captured.
Web Experiment Chrome Debugger , Targeting Visibility
Description: The Amplitude Instrumentation Explorer Chrome extension now shows granular targeting debug details for Web Experiments , so you can diagnose why an experiment isn't firing in seconds.
Experiment alerts are now in Microsoft Teams
Description : You can now receive Amplitude Experiment alerts directly in Microsoft Teams. Get notified about feature flag changes without leaving your team's workflow. **Where:**Access via Personal settings → Experiment → Add Alert. When: Available now for all Microsoft Teams users.
Error Clicks and Thrashed Cursor
Description: Amplitude's browser SDK now captures two new frustration signals , error clicks and thrashed cursor , so you can surface friction points in your app without any custom instrumentation.
Bulk Unpublishing Guides and Surveys
Description: You can now unpublish multiple guides and surveys at once. Simply select any number of guides or surveys from the list page and unpublish them all in one click. **Where:**Access via the Guides and Surveys list page. When: Available now on all plans.
Archive and Restore Guides and Surveys Themes
Description: Themes now work just like guides and surveys , archive them instead of permanently deleting, and restore them any time if you change your mind. We've also made it easier to manage large theme libraries by surfacing which themes are actively in use by a guide or survey. Where: Access via Guides and Surveys → Themes page.
Real-Time Behavior Targeting for Web Experiment [Beta]
Description: Target users the moment they exhibit a behavior , no server-side evaluation, no delay. Real-time Behavioral Targeting lets you define client-side conditions (like adding an item to cart 3+ times) and serve the right experiment variant as soon as a user meets the targeting criteria. Learn more about real time behavioral targeting.