Fixed jumpy scrolling and accidental drags on mobile

Mobile and Media Center

On mobile browsers and the installed app, the hub used to create a second scroll container inside the safe-area padding, which made the page header shift instead of staying pinned while you scrolled. That's fixed now. In Media Center, touch scrolling on an asset grid was sometimes read as the start of a drag, which could reorder assets you only meant to browse. Scrolling now stays scrolling, tapping a card still opens it, and desktop users who can manage assets keep drag-and-drop reordering. Folder asset counts are also tracked directly as you create, move, and delete assets, instead of being recalculated on the fly.

Studio

Frames created by filling a template through automation now land after the last active frame in a project, matching where a frame would land if you created it manually. Previously, template-filled frames could jump to the front and disrupt your review order.

Faster loading for large organizations

Customer lists and page trees also load a bit more efficiently behind the scenes, which should be most noticeable in organizations with a lot of customers or a deep page structure.