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The Notification Preferences page has been refreshed to match OverSkill's updated look and feel — consistent colors, checkboxes, and dark mode support throughout.
When you change who can access your app (for example, switching from public to login-required), the Publish panel now correctly shows that change as unpublished so you know to deploy. Previously it would show 'up to date' and the change wouldn't go live.
When you disable remixing on your app, the OverSkill badge now links directly to your personal referral link — so every visitor who sees your app can become a new signup that earns you commission. Nothing changes if remixing is still on.
A bug was preventing certain app data from being created or updated correctly, causing silent failures when users tried to save. This is now fixed — saves work as expected every time.
The option to let others remix your app is now front-and-centre in the Publish Settings panel, right next to your badge controls — no more hunting through Settings to find it.
Every support conversation now carries a single reference ID that stays consistent whether you're emailing, chatting, or escalating — so your issue is always easy to look up and follow through to resolution.
Pressing Escape to close the quick-launch command palette (⌘K) now works reliably on every page, including the app editor. Previously it would stay open when triggered from the editor.
In some cases the AI builder would get stuck repeatedly trying — and failing — to generate an image, stalling your entire build. This is now fixed, and the builder recovers cleanly and moves on.
Every support ticket gets a unique readable code (like OS-XXXXXX) from the moment it's created, making it easy to reference the same issue across conversations, emails, or team chats.
Images placed inside collapsible sections, tabs, carousels, or any container that starts hidden were silently never appearing in published apps. They now load correctly as soon as they come into view.
Image generation inside the AI app builder was not correctly counting against the right user's credits due to a regression. This is now fixed — credits are tracked accurately per creator.
You can now start an import by pasting a public GitHub repo link — no more downloading a zip file just to re-upload it. The same smooth import experience kicks in automatically.
You can now attach Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint files, and other Office formats when building with OverSkill — they'll be processed correctly instead of throwing an error.
Two frustrating bugs in the theme editor are fixed — your style changes now show up immediately and reliably, with no extra clicks or mysterious double-refreshes.
The import page now shows you a live step-by-step view of what's happening as OverSkill analyzes and rebuilds your app — no more staring at a blank spinner.
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