# Changelog for July 10th, 2026

New incident acknowledgements, smarter AI monitoring, faster dashboards, and improved status page management.

## New

* Added **Acknowledgements** for monitor incidents. Unlike snoozing, acknowledging an incident allows the recovery notification to be sent while indicating the incident is already being handled. [Learn more about it here](/docs/faq/difference-between-snoozing-acknowledging-and-maintenance-periods)
* Added a new [GDPR & EU Data Residency](/features/gdpr) feature page.

## Improvements

* Improved AI checks by:

  * Allowing browsers to generate the correct request headers automatically, significantly improving compatibility with modern websites.
  * Teaching the AI to skip honeypot fields and explain why form submissions fail.
  * Restricting AI checks to dedicated browser-session locations and publishing their IP addresses.
  * Added the HTTP navigation status code to AI check navigation responses.
* Improved dashboard performance by optimizing sparkline rendering and moving more processing into ClickHouse.
* Dashboard performance sparklines now:

  * Correctly support all uptime check frequencies.
  * Highlight downtime periods in red.
* Added native animation for the mobile navigation, making it smoother and more responsive.
* Status page custom domains are now normalized and validated before being saved.
* AI monitor overview pages are always accessible, even after creating a monitor.
* Trial cron check limits now automatically scale with the trial monitor limit.
* Improved detection of Let's Encrypt certificates.

## Fixes

* Fixed a server error when creating monitor groups with names exceeding the maximum length.
* Fixed localized **Online** and **Offline** labels on status pages.
* Fixed the copy button for newly created API tokens.
* Fixed a crash on the Application Health snooze page.
* Fixed logout on the email verification page.
* Fixed apostrophes in team names appearing as HTML entities in disabled check emails.