Release
v4.17.2
Fixed
- Exposed the hosted product, pricing, trial terms, and policy links to website review crawlers that do not run JavaScript.
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Release
v4.17.1
Fixed
- Let automated reviewers crawl the signed-out Hosted landing page while keeping private app routes out of search results.
Release
v4.17.0
Added
- Added consent-aware browser analytics choices with persistent first-party, limited cookieless, and fully off modes across the app, website, and documentation.
- Added a Refresh profile action to connected account details so current provider names and profile pictures can be fetched without reconnecting the account.
- Published verifiable OpenPost Agent Skills, current API and MCP discovery metadata, and a standard favicon for integration directories.
Fixed
- Kept utility and authenticated app pages out of search indexes while preserving public profile discovery, and compressed app HTML for browsers that accept gzip or Brotli.
- Corrected app crawler rules, Content Signals, OAuth resource discovery, and public Link headers.
- Extended production proof across the new discovery endpoints, generated artifacts, crawler policies, Content Signal headers, and favicon.
Changed
- Persistent browser analytics now preserve cross-subdomain acquisition, returning visits, sessions, country, bot filtering, and FCP while replay, broad autocapture, heatmaps, surveys, console capture, network payloads, and precise location stay disabled.
Release
v4.16.1
Changed
- Finished the hard cutover to `openpo.st`. Current application, media, telemetry, email, API, CLI, MCP, mobile, and public metadata now use the new domain. Former public hosts only redirect to their matching `openpo.st` address.
Fixed
- Restored the public Hosted landing page at the app root so visitors and payment-provider reviewers can inspect current pricing and policies before signing in.
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