We've added Azure DNS to our list of supported providers for Automatic DNS. If your domain is managed in Azure, you can now set up all required DNS records through the automated set-up flow. No need to manually update records in the Azure portal.
The analytics raw API endpoint now includes the redirect_id field. This makes it easier to match analytical events to specific redirects.
You can now see the total number of redirect hits in the past 30 days for each source hostname. This data is also included when exporting hostnames to CSV.
We’ve added a visual traffic graph to the hostname detail view. This helps you quickly spot usage trends for individual hostnames.
Email forwards now include the last 100 log entries instead of just 20. This gives you a more complete overview of recent redirect activity when forwarding logs via email.
Our redirect tester is now exposed as a public API endpoint, with no authentication required. External applications and integrations can now run the same redirect validation checks used in our dashboard, making it easy to automate testing and ensure correct redirect behavior.
You can now generate QR codes using our public API, without authentication. Supported output formats include JSON, PNG, SVG, and EPS. Just send a GET request and get a ready-to-use QR code response.
We've added a Web Application Firewall option, powered by the OWASP WAF rulesets. Customers on Business plans and higher can now enable this traffic to block common automated and bot traffic at the edge. This stops malicious traffic from hitting your destination.