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Progress Report Emails
by Jaime IniestaStarting this Friday, we'll send progress reports by email with a digest of your activity for the week, and links to the latest reports you've been working on.
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Site Validation Reports are now Private by Default
by Jaime IniestaRocket Validator reports are now private by default, requiring explicit sharing by the owner to view them, while maintaining easy sharing options. -
Increased Report Data Storage
by Jaime IniestaReport data storage has been increased for all users. -
Non-document errors are now inside the HTML issues section
by Jaime IniestaWe've simplified reports including non-document errors and those are now within the HTML issues section. -
New Report Form Redesigned
by Jaime IniestaThe New Report form has been redesigned to provide a simpler interface. -
How to Export Report Data as Excel Files
by Jaime IniestaYou can now export all the data from your site validation reports as Excel files with a single click. -
Summary Report Redesign
by Jaime IniestaThe summary report has been redesigned, to offer more information and actions in a more compact layout.
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