What shipped, and when.
The current release is 1.1.12, published 2026‑10‑27 on the
stable channel.
The ten most recent.
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1.1.122026-10-27
FTP and archives kept inside the account
- An FTP login kept to a folder stays in that folder, even if the folder is later swapped for a link.
- Suspending an account stops its FTP logins at once.
- The file manager checks an archive before unpacking it, so a small file can no longer fill the disk.
- Two package changes at once can no longer take a reseller past their allocation.
- FTP now turns on for a server without mail hosting.
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1.1.112026-10-27
Each customer sees and touches only their own
- Mail for a domain is delivered here only while its MX points here, so nobody can add someone else's domain to read its mail. Public services such as gmail.com cannot be added.
- Mail records and certificates use only the server's own DNS connection or the account's own.
- Resellers cannot attach, replay or delete another tenant's account.
- The delivery log, bulk actions and PHP counts show each customer only their own sites.
- A team member limited to some sites manages DNS only for those.
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1.1.102026-10-27
Two fixes found testing 1.1.9
- Sites created at the same moment each get their own hosting account.
- The message for a feature your license does not include reads right in English and Hebrew.
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1.1.92026-10-27
A code editor with a live preview, an AI assistant and a terminal
- Off-site backups to your own SFTP server or S3 storage, in every edition.
- Editions are enforced as priced: server migration and WordPress staging need Pro.
- A live preview beside the code, reloaded on every save, for PHP, WordPress, HTML and Node.js sites.
- An AI assistant in the editor explains a file, finds a bug or proposes a change you apply with one click.
- A terminal in the browser, in the same jail as the SSH shell. Off until the administrator hands it out.
- The Sites page shows each site's size, sorts by largest, and acts on several sites at once.
- Storage shows where the disk goes. Each cleanup lists what it will remove first.
- A full code editor for site files, and AI tools with a key that reaches one site only.
- Settings, Features decides who gets each module, by role or by person.
- Team members with limited rights, and a required second factor for the people below you.
- SFTP and a jailed SSH shell for every hosting account. The shell stays off until the administrator hands it out.
- An app installer, and WordPress plugins and themes from wordpress.org with a daily vulnerability check.
- Mailing lists, resellers' own nameservers and dedicated IP addresses.
- Every page in Hebrew, right to left, chosen per person.
- The sign-in cookie is host-only, so everyone signs in once more after the update.
- Backups carry mail and DNS and can be downloaded. Mail filters, delivery tracking, bandwidth and visitor statistics.
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1.1.82026-10-19
The Horizon look
- Horizon is the default look, with the server at a glance at the top of the menu.
- A site's Rules page is grouped into Access, Security, Routing and Speed.
- DNS records are checked while you type.
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1.1.72026-10-13
Databases and links kept inside their account
- A database import, restore, staging copy or migration can no longer reach another customer's database.
- Malware quarantine, the log viewer and permission repair no longer follow symbolic links out of a site.
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1.1.62026-10-12
Every new site counts against the plan
- Clones, staging copies, imports, migrations and restores count against the plan, like a new site.
- A suspended account can no longer be changed by its owner.
- Remote database access is an administrator's setting, off by default.
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1.1.52026-10-12
Certificates for every site, on their own
- A site created without a certificate gets one as soon as its domain arrives.
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1.1.42026-10-11
Tiles two to a row on a phone
- Business, the shop overview and an application's overview match the rest of the panel.
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1.1.32026-10-11
Backups of busy sites
- A file that changes while it is archived is a line in the log, and no longer a failed backup.