A product slider can now be set to show recently viewed products, so signed-in shoppers see what they were looking at a moment ago and can pick up where they left off. It shows up only for shoppers who are signed in and have agreed to it - everyone else simply sees nothing there.

The team that runs the ITCM platform now has a control panel of its own, where new websites are set up and customers, admin accounts and the shared lists of languages, countries and currencies are looked after in one place. If you are on the platform team, sign in there with your usual account. For everyone else, nothing changes.

Shops run with Nemo now show the real delivery status straight from the warehouse: the order tracking page and the customer's order history tell whether the order - and each product in it - is delivered, partially delivered or still on its way, together with the parcel tracking numbers.

AI assistants that ask you to sign in instead of taking a pasted access token can now connect to your website: you are shown the familiar login page, and the assistant gets its own access token when you approve. Tokens you paste by hand keep working exactly as before.

An AI assistant connected to your website can now upload a web font (woff2 or woff) to your file archive alongside images, PDFs and videos, so the fonts a designer picks for your site can be stored and served from your own site. Nothing changes for the files you already have.