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v1.12.0 · September 4, 2026

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Added

  • If a monthly payment fails, we now tell you in time — and the shutdown no longer comes as a surprise. One day before the grace period ends you get an email saying your account stops tomorrow; we also notify you when it stops and when it is restored (by email and in the bell). While the account is stopped, posts, newsletters and blog articles waiting in your calendar are taken out of the schedule — they stay as drafts, with their text and their time — so nothing days-old goes out on its own once you pay: you decide what to reschedule. A yellow notice on the editor's Publikálás step tells you which content was dropped for this reason.Help:Sikertelen fizetés rendezése
  • Your Google search data now goes into your texts too — you don't just see it, we use it. With Google Search Console connected, the Ninja looks at the words people actually search for before landing on your pages, and writes your product and category pages with those words — your buyers' own wording, not generalities. Keyword research got smarter too: topics you already have an article for AND rank for are skipped (the summary says how many and why), while topics you do not show up for move up the list; and your shop's real question searches suggest new article ideas the catalogue alone could never reveal. In Analitika → Keresés, the Majdnem az első oldalon table gained a Melyik oldalad column (clickable, opens in a new tab) with an explanation underneath of why these deserve your attention first. The Adatelemző (Ninja AI) can now also tell you the real search terms for one specific page of yours. All of this is free and costs no credits, and it works on its own — with no connection or no data yet, everything is produced exactly as before.Help:Google Search Console bekötéseKeresés-analitika: mire talál rád a Google

Changed

  • The first comment can go out under your Instagram posts again — after a single approval. Writing comments requires a Facebook permission, and that permission is locked in at the moment you connect the account, which is why the comment was missing for Instagram accounts connected earlier. Now, on the editor's Publikálás step, if you pick an Instagram target with the first comment switched on, the yellow notice no longer just states the limit: an Engedélyezés button opens the Integrációk page in a new tab, where one re-connect settles it — your post stays open in the other tab. The Integrations list also marks the Instagram row that is missing the permission. If you are connecting Instagram now, there is nothing to do: it works on its own.Help:Az Instagram első hozzászólás engedélyezése
  • You can now edit a newsletter's or blog article's text full-size, exactly as you do in the small box. The Nagyban megnyitom button above the body used to open a read-only preview — now it enlarges the editor itself to fill the whole window: the Élő / Szerkesztő / HTML switch, the formatting bar, Kép beszúrása and the pencil and bin on hover are all there full-size too. Nothing you typed is lost when you switch (your cursor stays put), and Kicsinyítem or Esc takes you back — Esc only shrinks the view, it does not close the editor.Help:Hírlevél összeállításaBlogcikk írása AI-valKép szerkesztése a hírlevél vagy a cikk szövegében
  • The Integrations page now tells you when a connection has broken — no more green tick on a dead connection. Until now the badge only showed the result of your last manual test, so a weeks-old "Working" stayed there even after Facebook or your newsletter provider had stopped letting us in — while the alert email had already gone out. Now what the nightly sync and publishing learn is shown too: a broken account is marked in red as "Leállt" with the date it was last checked, and a bar above the list says what to do (for Facebook, a button starts the re-connect). When you open the page we re-check the broken connections automatically, so if it has recovered in the meantime it turns green right away.Help:Megszakadt egy kapcsolatom — valós ez, és mit tegyek?
  • The „Mit hozott a Shopgrade?" panel is hidden from Analytics for now. The comparison looked at the first four weeks after the rewrite went out — exactly the period when Google has not yet re-crawled some of your rewritten pages. That made it easy for the panel to say „it brought nothing" when it was simply too early. The measurement keeps collecting in the background, and we will bring the panel back once real data tells us how long the comparison needs.

Fixed

  • The Ninja AI can now put your real Google search terms into your own saved prompt. Until now, if you asked for it, it might have replied that "this isn't available as a variable" and written a sentence into the prompt that in fact did nothing — it simply could not see the Shopgrade product and category variables. Now it sees all of them: just tell it _„tedd bele a promptomba, mire keresnek rá ténylegesen a Google-ben"_, and it shows you the change for approval. If Search Console is connected but your saved prompt does not use your search terms yet, it now mentions it on its own. The built-in recipes already had this.Help:Változók a promptban: enélkül nem ismeri a brandet