Your website can now have an llms.txt: a short guide for AI assistants and search tools that says what the site is and which pages matter most. Ask your AI assistant to write it for you.

When the configurator is embedded on a dealer's own website, it now shows its prices in the currency of the dealer's country, the same one the webshop shows visitors from that country.

Your storefront can now ask for the products shoppers in a country buy the most, and for picks that fit what a visitor has been looking at. Visitors who have not looked at anything yet see the popular products instead, so the startpage is never empty.

The file archive now takes videos straight from a phone or an editor — .mov, .mp4, .m4v, .webm, .ogv, .mkv, .avi, .mpeg, .3gp and .wmv — and shows them for what they are. Videos on your pages also start playing right away and let visitors skip ahead without waiting for the whole film to load.

Every website can now follow its visitors, whether or not it has a shop: which pages they look at, the device, browser and screen they use, and where they arrived from — Google, Facebook, a newsletter, an ad or a link on another site, right down to the campaign name. The on/off switch sits in the website settings, so each website decides for itself.