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  category: Release
  version: 0.3.2
date: '2026-07-22T13:43:21Z'
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  description: >-
    Connections can now independently enable or disable Custom events and
    Feature flags. Both features remain enabled by default.Disabled features are
    removed…
title: v0.3.2
type: changelog
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## What’s new

### Per-connection feature controls

Connections can now independently enable or disable **Custom events** and **Feature flags**.

- Both features remain enabled by default.
- Disabled features are removed from the dashboard rather than shown as unavailable.
- Event property settings and validation are hidden when events are disabled.
- Page Analytics respects the selected connection’s enabled features.

### Adaptive dashboard layout

Analytics cards now adapt to the features available for each connection.

- Cards reflow without leaving empty spaces.
- Disabling Flags no longer causes Events to become disproportionately prominent.
- Card sizing, headers, values, tabs, and actions are more consistent.
- “View all” actions use a lighter text-button treatment.

### Richer expanded reports

The **View all** dialogs have been redesigned around a shared, reusable report layout.

- Pages, traffic sources, countries, devices, browsers, and operating systems show both **Visitors** and **Page views**.
- Percentage-based reports retain their visitor share alongside the visitor count.
- Audience reports include tabs for Devices and Browsers.
- Traffic source reports include Referrers and all available UTM dimensions.
- Search is integrated into the dialog header.
- Dialog dimensions remain stable when switching tabs or filtering data.
- Tables use the full available dialog width.

### Smoother filtering and loading

Existing report data now remains visible while updated data is loaded.

This removes skeleton flashes when:

- changing dashboard filters
- switching report tabs
- searching within expanded reports
- refreshing analytics for another selection

Skeleton states are now reserved for the initial load.

### Improved connection settings

The connection editor has been reorganized to make the most important settings easier to find.

- General connection details appear before advanced credential overrides.
- Site mapping, feature controls, and provider-specific options have clearer grouping.
- Save actions use a fixed Umbraco-style footer.
- Successful saves are confirmed with a toast without shifting the page layout.

### Clearer missing-credentials state

Connections without server-side credentials no longer display a dashboard full of unavailable cards.

Instead, editors see a focused setup message with a direct link to the Web Analytics connection settings.

### Additional interface polish

- Improved analytics summary hierarchy and metric presentation.
- Consistent card heights with and without tabs.
- Refined tab indicators, typography, spacing, and table alignment.
- More consistent numeric emphasis across Events, Flags, and breakdown reports.
- Improved responsive behavior across dashboard cards and dialogs.

## Upgrade notes

Existing connections keep **Custom events** and **Feature flags** enabled by default. No configuration migration is required.