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The bookmark button on your app's version history appeared to do nothing when clicked. It now saves reliably so you can mark important snapshots with confidence.
Clicking 'Top up credits' or 'Buy more credits' from the pricing page, compare page, templates page, or billing area previously did nothing. It now reliably opens the purchase modal wherever you are.
If you're signed into multiple Slack workspaces, OverSkill now always shows the workspace chooser when connecting — so you connect exactly the account you intend, not whichever one Slack happened to remember.
When joining via the waitlist, some accounts were silently created with two workspaces — causing bonus credits to land in the wrong place, invisible to you. That's fixed.
If you changed your plan through the billing portal, your app's features and access limits stayed stuck on your old plan until a full re-login. Your new plan now activates the moment the change goes through.
If a published app hit an error, the 'Ask OverSkill to Fix' and recovery buttons were completely non-functional for end users. Both buttons now work correctly in live, standalone apps.
Apps that send emails (like invite flows or affiliate links) were sometimes reporting success even when the email never went out. That silent failure is now caught and surfaced clearly.
The credits progress bar in the editor was comparing different time windows, causing it to show over 100% mid-month even when you hadn't gone over your limit. It now stays accurate throughout your full billing cycle.
Submitting a support ticket with certain category selections was causing a 500 error — the ticket never went through. This is now fixed, and the category options shown match what the system actually accepts.
The confusing code-change numbers (like "+937 −789") that appeared on saved versions have been removed. Your version history now shows what matters: when it was saved and how many credits it used.
A bug caused paid-access gates inside generated apps to never match a subscriber's plan, meaning paying users of your app could be incorrectly blocked or let through. Subscription enforcement now works as intended.
On dark-mode displays, the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service pages were showing near-black text on a dark background — essentially unreadable. Both pages now display correctly in dark mode.
Several action buttons were showing white text on a bright green background, which was hard to read and failed accessibility standards. Text color has been corrected across the app for a cleaner, more legible look.
Users signing in through a partner platform (like a connected membership site) were being redirected to an onboarding form asking for their name — even if they were already an active user. They now land directly on their dashboard.
The payments setup screen was sometimes showing an incorrect or stuck verification status because it was reading the wrong information. It now accurately reflects whether your account is verified so you know exactly where you stand.
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