See your data model as a map, and emails that keep their styling in Gmail

Data model map

Settings ▸ Objects has a new Data model view: a map of every object, its key fields and the relationships between them, with 1 and many marked at each end of every line. Click an object to highlight what it connects to and see all of its fields, pipeline stages, lookups and formulas in a side panel. Objects that aren’t linked to anything are set apart so they’re easy to spot. It’s read-only: drag cards to untangle the view, but nothing there changes your data.

Emails that keep their styling

Text pasted into an email from a web page used to bring invisible formatting with it. Gmail threw away the styling of any text that carried it, so a coloured, bold heading arrived as plain text, and the extra weight could make Gmail cut a long email short with “View entire message”. That formatting is now removed automatically, from saved emails too, and each text block has a Clean up formatting button that strips fonts, sizes and spacing carried over from a paste while keeping bold, italic, colour and links.