Simplest1 Changelog

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  1. Security

    A site's domain settings can act only on that site's own domains.

    • A site's domain settings can act only on that site's own domains.
    • status.simplest1.com shows whether Simplest1 is working, checked every minute from outside our servers.
    • Through the API you can now set the search title, description, link preview image and indexing of a post, form, page, changelog entry or article.
    • The apps shown on the homepage follow the apps you can launch: the Changelog and the Knowledge Base no longer say "soon", and Forms is there with its own preview.
    • Every page of simplest1.com links the status page from its footer, and the homepage footer lists every app you can launch.
    • Emails to your readers now come from your site's name.
    • Feeds under a language speak that language.
    • The Subscribe button no longer shows on the pages where a reader is already subscribing.
    • A question ending in a question mark no longer gets a colon after it in the list of errors.
    • Tables on a phone fill the width of the screen.
    • Activity no longer counts a page view each time your What's new or a form shows inside another website.
  2. New

    Forms is here. Build a form, share its address or put it on your own website, and read every submission in one inbox, with a summary and a CSV export.

    • Forms is here. Build a form, share its address or put it on your own website, and read every submission in one inbox, with a summary and a CSV export.
    • Show a form one question at a time, with letter keys for choices, or all on one page.
    • Ask for a rating, a scale from 0 to 10, a time, a file or a signature, and add headings and paragraphs between questions.
    • Reply to a submission from its page, and send people a confirmation email in your own words.
    • The CSV export is headed by your questions as you wrote them.
  3. New

    The Knowledge Base is here. Write help articles in categories, and give your customers a help center they can search.

    • The Knowledge Base is here. Write help articles in categories, and give your customers a help center they can search.
    • Search suggests articles as your readers type.
    • Every article asks "Was this helpful?", and a report shows which articles helped the least.
    • See the searches that found nothing, so you know what to write next.
    • Put the help widget in your own product: a search box and the articles for the part of it your customer is in.
    • Every change to an article is kept in its history, any version can be restored, and an article can be translated into the languages your readers speak.
  4. New

    The Changelog is here. Post dated updates as New, Improved, Fixed, Security, Deprecated or Removed, with versions, images, tags and translations.

    • The Changelog is here. Post dated updates as New, Improved, Fixed, Security, Deprecated or Removed, with versions, images, tags and translations.
    • Put "What's new" in your own product, with a count of unread updates, for everything or only the tags you choose.
    • Readers subscribe to every update or only the tags they care about, and get one email per update.