This release addresses four bugs across Site Explorer, Keyword Research, and Report Builder, improving navigation consistency, data integrity, and layout management reliability.
✨ What's New
The following issues have been resolved in this update:
- Site Explorer – Shared Report sidebar highlight: The active menu item in the sidebar of Shared Reports no longer loses its highlight when clicking in the content area or switching between tabs, keeping navigation context clear at all times.
- Keyword Research – Edit List 200-keyword limit: The 200-keyword limit per list is now properly enforced. Previously, users could bypass this cap by entering multiple keywords as comma-separated values on a single line; this workaround has been closed.
- Site Explorer – Stale cross-account state on login: When logging in with a different account, the platform no longer displays the previously searched project from another user's session. Each login now starts with a clean, account-specific state.
- Report Builder – Duplicate name error on existing layout: Applying an already-created layout to an existing report in Report Builder no longer triggers a duplicate name error. The layout is now saved and applied successfully as expected.
🛠️ How to Use It
- No action is required on your end — all fixes are applied automatically.
- If you were experiencing any of the issues above, refresh the platform to pick up the latest version.
- Resume your normal workflows in Site Explorer, Keyword Research, and Report Builder.
📋 What to Expect
- Sidebar navigation highlights in Shared Reports will remain stable regardless of where you click or which tab you select.
- Keyword lists will strictly enforce the 200-keyword cap, even when pasting comma-separated values.
- Logging into a different account will no longer surface data from a previous session.
- Report Builder layouts can be applied to existing reports without encountering duplicate name errors.
If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type human teammate to be connected with a member of our team.