Webby - AI-Powered No-Code Website Builder SaaS Platform v1.2.26
Webby - AI-Powered No-Code Website Builder SaaS Platform Changelog
Changelog v1.2.26
- New: the AI builder can now ask you clarifying questions during a build, answered with tappable choice chips directly in the chat
- Improved: faster page loads — the language picker no longer pulls 272 country flags onto every page, and several screens no longer run queries or build data they never display
- Improved: a broad accessibility pass — screen readers now announce form errors, loading states, upload results and search results, and the app gained a skip link, proper navigation landmarks and keyboard-accessible controls
- Updated: refreshed all bundled PHP and JavaScript dependencies; at build time no known security advisories remain against any package shipped in this release
- Fixed: support ticket notification emails were sent twice, because every ticket event handler was registered twice
- Fixed: an email outage could discard a support ticket reply along with its attachments
- Fixed: an email or realtime outage could report an error for work that had actually completed, such as a scheduled account deletion or a credit top-up
- Fixed: referral commissions and referral credit redemptions could be paid twice when requests arrived at the same time
- Fixed: credit packs with Chinese, Japanese or Korean names could not be saved
- Fixed: renaming your site left already-published projects showing the old name indefinitely
- Fixed: connecting a GitHub or Shopify account now rejects callbacks that were never started
- Fixed: personal data exports can now only be downloaded by the account that owns them
- Fixed: the data export button could promise an export that was then silently refused
- Fixed: the AI could pick icons that don't exist in the version sites are built against, which failed the build and wasted repair attempts
- Fixed: when the stock image library could not be reached, builds fell back to a list of images that no longer existed and produced visibly broken pages
- Fixed: a crash while running one project's tools no longer takes down every other build on the server
- Fixed: build failures now show a single clear message, and builder errors are no longer reported as generic server errors
- Fixed: a rejected file save in the code editor no longer reports success and loses the edit
- Fixed: conversation history dropped during a long build is now reported instead of lost silently
- Fixed: the installer now generates database passwords that meet MySQL's password policy
- Fixed: a project restored from the trash at the wrong moment could still have its files deleted
- Fixed: a build that finished while the system was checking it is no longer marked as failed
- Fixed: uploading a malformed design system now shows a validation error instead of a server error
- Fixed: several list screens, including billing usage, accepted an unlimited page size