Changelog

If you clicked a link that required login, you'd land on the homepage instead of your original destination. Login, signup, and email verification all redirect you back now.

The settings page could show session info from other accounts. We caught it and shipped a fix the same day. Your session list now shows only your own activity.

Health monitoring tables, status banners, and endpoint metrics got a visual refresh. Pages no longer jump between loading and populated states. Light mode now works everywhere, including login and signup.

We fixed contrast issues, layout shifts, and image loading across the main site. Lighthouse accessibility score: 100. Page loads are faster too.

Pricing now shows in your local currency, detected automatically from your location. Each API action costs a fixed number of credits: 1 for single requests, 5 for proxy finder, 15 for browser sessions. You only pay for successful responses.

Hit Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K) on the blog, docs, or updates portal to jump anywhere. It shows your recent pages by default, and filters as you type.

Every FourA page now shares the same visual design: blog, docs, updates, login, error pages, and emails. Dashboards got light mode too. Pick system, light, or dark theme anywhere and it follows you across all sites automatically.

Blog and docs now serve schema.org structured data, Open Graph images for social sharing, and machine-readable summaries for AI tools. Google gets richer snippets, social previews look proper, and AI assistants can index FourA's documentation directly.

Press Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K) on the blog or docs to search all content instantly. Full-text search with highlighted results, so finding specific topics doesn't require scrolling through the sidebar.

Content no longer overflows on medium-width screens (1024-1200px). The table of contents hides below 1440px instead of pushing body text off-screen.

Concurrency and RPM bars now show your plan's rate limit markers. One look tells you how close you are to hitting caps.

FourA's monitoring now supports custom alert thresholds per metric, so incidents get flagged faster. A new incident log tracks what happened, when it started, and when it recovered.

FourA's monitoring dashboard now uses color-coded health zones on performance bars. Green, yellow, red thresholds with rate limit and timeout context make it obvious when something needs attention.

Your status dashboard now shows real-time CPU usage and request processing latency per endpoint. Spot bottlenecks at a glance instead of digging through logs.

Blog and docs drafts now show a full rendered preview before publishing. What you see is what your readers get.