Hosted forms remember what a visitor typed

Forms remember what a visitor typed

Reloading a long form used to wipe it. Everything already filled in was gone, and most people don't start over.

A hosted form now keeps answers as the visitor types them. They can close the tab and come back later in the same browser, and the form opens where they left off with the answers still sitting there. The draft stays on their device. It's gone the second they submit, and anything left unfinished for a week expires on its own.

Edit the form while someone has a draft open and only the answers that still fit come back. Questions you renamed or deleted don't reappear as stale text.

Multi-step forms also start each step at the top. Moving to the next page no longer drops the visitor halfway down it.

The sidebar drops where you point

Drag a page, a board, or a Studio project in the sidebar and it lands where the line says it will. The drop indicator follows your cursor inside the row you're hovering over, so nesting a page under another one, or putting a project inside a folder rather than beside it, is now a matter of aiming.

The row stays put the moment you let go, too. No more snap back to the old spot while the move catches up.

Export a Studio frame from your phone

Open a Studio project on a phone and Export works. The rendered frame goes to your phone's share sheet, so you can save it or send it on from there. Ask for several frames and they come back as a ZIP. If your browser can't share, the frame downloads instead. Backing out of the share sheet does nothing at all, which is what it should have done in the first place.

Also in this release

The hub's navigation drawer opens at a proper width on phones, instead of shrinking around whatever happens to be inside it.