Query parameters added to a short-link request now carry through to the destination. This lets you add campaign or other query values to a shared short link without changing its saved target; incoming values take precedence when the destination already uses the same parameter.

Filter the links list by the domain used for each short link. Use the filter to review links on one branded domain without searching through the rest of your team's links.

Monitored domains now show assessment grades from testssl.sh, and you can receive a notification when a grade changes. Open the associated report to investigate the findings behind the new grade.

Request a new TLS/SSL Server Test when you want to check a configuration change. Previous cached results remain available to review while a fresh assessment runs; request frequency depends on whether you are signed in.

Integrations can retrieve TLS/SSL Server Test reports through the API. Use the report data to inspect assessment results alongside your own monitoring or tooling.

Use the public TLS/SSL Server Test to inspect a server's TLS configuration without signing in. The assessment is powered by testssl.sh and provides a report you can review or share.

When creating a link, request an AI suggestion for a custom slug based on the destination URL. Review the suggestion and adjust it before saving your link.

The account security page now lists passkeys separately from security keys and explains how each can be used. Review your saved credentials and their usage details when managing sign-in methods.

Choose a DigitalOcean project from the dashboard's project selector to narrow the spending graph, summary cards, and resource table together. Choose All projects to return to the account-wide view.

Choose the past 90 days in the spending graph to review a longer period of resource usage. Use the view to compare recent spending trends beyond a single month.

Connected DigitalOcean accounts now belong to Chief Tools teams. Use your team to share access to billing insights and switch between the teams you work with.

Set a password when creating or editing a short link. Visitors must enter the password before continuing to the destination.

Connected Make and IFTTT integrations can now trigger workflows when your team creates a short link. Use the event to pass new links into your existing automation.

Store a comment with a short link to record its purpose or context. Use comments to distinguish links when reviewing or maintaining your team's list.

Edit the slug of a short link on your custom domain to give it a more useful or memorable address. Update any places where you have shared the old address after changing it.

Edit a link's social card to choose the title, description, and image shown by supported social platforms. Preview the card before saving it.

Deployment step output now renders ANSI colors and formatting. Open a deployment's steps to read formatted command output and distinguish messages that use terminal styling.

The spending dashboard now includes a table of individual resources and their costs beneath the graph. Use it to identify which resources contribute to the spending shown for your selected period.

OAuth clients can use the introspection endpoint to check whether an access or refresh token is active and inspect its associated permissions and context. Discover the endpoint through the OAuth metadata rather than hardcoding its address.

Registered public OAuth clients can authenticate using their client ID without sending a client secret. Use this client type for software that cannot keep a distributed secret, such as browser or native applications.