The 10:00 BST release delivered the Web Studio and Workspace reliability work, including the planned optimisation changes. A same-day Studio repair now preserves existing site themes and fixes misleading loading and filtering states. Products planned for 30 September remain upcoming.
Web Studio
Web Studio now has a focused project library and responsive editor, one save-all boundary, publish review and pre-publish restore points. A same-day regression repair separates loading, failure and empty states, applies filtering consistently to managed and native sites, and preserves an existing light or dark public-site theme when other format changes are saved or published.
Workspace controls
Workspace Connect can name connections, check supported public data and distinguish a saved reference from external account authentication. Automation now exposes explicit pause and switch-on controls, preserves edits while paused, and reports failed or skipped runs honestly. Project switching clears stale Workspace state and redirect refreshes keep their bounded DNS-pinned safeguards.
Reliability and optimisation
The 10:00 BST release also included logout retry handling, route-scoped Studio CSS, shared performance-budget work and the reviewed Next.js/browser-mapping security dependency pair. So yes: the optimisation work shipped in the morning batch; it was not held for 30 September. This is a factual scope statement, not an unmeasured claim that every page is faster.
The candidate passed the complete repository suite, production build, route/service audit, responsive browser review and focused Workspace checks. The Studio correction additionally passed an authenticated hub/editor browser fixture that verifies loading, managed-site search and theme preservation.
What comes next
Products lined up for 30 September remain upcoming. They are not included in this release.