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Announcement1.97

Release v1.97

Appsmith v1.97 introduces on-the-fly response compression, favorite applications feature, and new table styling options, while also stabilizing app deletion, fixing cookie handling, and preventing open redirect vulnerabilities in authentication flows.

Features

  • Enabled on-the-fly response compression in Caddy. (#41577)
  • Added BetterBugs recording links with support for air-gapped environments and disable options. (#41576)
  • Introduced Favorite Applications (V2). (#41555)
  • Added new style properties to TableWidgetV2: headerRowColor, oddRowColor, and evenRowColor. (#41551)

Fixes

  • Stabilized the app deletion flow to prevent resource spikes and server restarts. (#41584)
  • Moved the cookie sameSite initializer to the constructor to prevent an OverflowError. (#41575)
  • Prevented open redirects in login and OAuth2 redirect flows. (#41550)
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