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2026-11-09Release
Webstudio opens Content mode to owners and adds cross-project token copy

Release 0.311.0 lets users copy and paste design tokens across projects and stops malformed styles from blocking publishing. Release 0.309.0 (30 Oct) let project owners use Content mode and allowed ES module asset uploads. Release 0.310.0 (6 Nov) improved advanced styles and CSS variables.

Why it matters: Reusing tokens across client projects makes it easier to keep a shared agency design system.

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2026-11-05Community
Postmark receives its first SOC 2 Type 2 report

Postmark announced that it has completed its first SOC 2 Type 2 audit report. Earlier in 2026 it also shipped IP allowlisting for the sending API (27 Aug), self-verifying webhooks (27 Aug) and 2FA on the free Developer plan (23 Sep).

Why it matters: SOC 2 Type 2 helps agencies pass client security questionnaires when choosing a transactional email provider.

Postmark Updates
2026-11-02Release
Framer rebuilds its agent harness and exposes agent capabilities to external tools via MCP

Framer's 'Harness 2' update rebuilds the Framer Agent so it can handle whole workflows in one run with about half the tool steps, and offers the same capabilities to external agents via MCP. A 3 November update added agent support for funnels and A/B tests, and an October CMS update added multiplayer cursors.

Why it matters: Agent-driven editing through MCP is becoming standard across Webflow, Framer and Webstudio, so it is now a baseline feature to compare.

Framer Updates
2026-10-28Release
OrioleDB storage engine enters public beta on all Supabase plans

OrioleDB, a Postgres storage engine that reduces bloat and VACUUM work by using an undo log, is now in public beta on every Supabase plan at standard pricing. Supabase says it is not production-ready yet. It must be chosen at project creation, does not support point-in-time recovery, and is not part of self-hosted Supabase.

Why it matters: It is worth testing for update-heavy apps, but client production projects should stay on standard Postgres for now.

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