One place for domains, a calendar-only booking block, and animations that actually animate

Domains now live in one place. Settings → Domains lists every domain and subdomain your workspace owns, and each one says what it's for: the CRM app (reserved, shown as taken) or websites (available to publish a site on). That fixes a real trap - a domain you verified for your website was being claimed for the app, which is why it never appeared as connectable under your site. New domains now default to websites, and the Domain section on each site lists every domain with the reason beside any you can't pick: awaiting DNS, reserved for the app, or already used by another site. Email sending domains stay where they were, in Settings → Email. You can now also choose which domain the CRM itself runs on: the top of the page always states the current app address, and any app-role domain has a Use as the app address button that registers it and issues its certificate, releasing the previous one. Previously whichever domain you happened to add first won, silently, with no way to change it. DNS records got a lot clearer too. Every domain has a DNS records button that works at any time - before, during and after verification - so you can always check what you published. Each record says what it's for (routing, ownership or certificate) and carries its own green or amber indicator based on a live lookup of that exact record, so one typo'd entry is pinpointed instead of leaving the whole domain on "pending". Verified domains now show a solid green state rather than just dropping the word "pending". And because verification genuinely runs in two stages - prove ownership, then issue the certificate - the panel now says which step you're on and warns you up front that the ownership record will drop off the list and be replaced by _acme-challenge records. That was always correct behaviour; it just looked like your records had vanished. Website domains now get an HTTPS certificate issued automatically the moment you register them - previously only the app address did, so a custom website domain would verify, go green, and then fail in the browser with a certificate error. And if you enter a root domain like acme.com, Solstral now says so up front and explains the three ways to point it at us, instead of handing you a CNAME record that DNS won't let you create at the root. The booking block for websites got a Show setting, defaulting to Calendar only - just the date and time picker, without the avatar, host name, duration and location card that the standalone booking page shows, since your own page already says all that. Embedded booking and form widgets now grow to fit their content instead of being cut off at a fixed height (which is what made a published booking block show its details card and no calendar), they're transparent so they sit in whatever section you drop them into, and there's no "Powered by" line on your site. In the builder, animations were rebuilt: every preset now plays its full effect - Fade up genuinely fades as it rises rather than sliding in already visible - and each one gained a strength control, so you set the distance of a slide, the degrees of a rotation, the scale a Scale up grows from, or the blur amount, instead of accepting one hardcoded magnitude. Duration now drives the looping Float and Pulse effects too. Sliders got a proper autoplay checkbox instead of a text box, and any element inside a slider can be made the previous or next control - with a one-click way to restore the arrows if you delete them. The Popup element no longer ships with a trigger button you have to delete: drop the popup, then point any button at it from Settings, make any element inside it a close control, and tick close-on-outside-click. Finally, panel polish: the breakpoint switcher stops sliding around while you work, dropdowns and number fields no longer squeeze themselves down to an unreadable width (they wrap to their own line instead), the spacing box fits values like "auto", and the pages table sits on a white card.