Replies that contain links, mathematical formulas or currency amounts no longer show up blank or half-rendered, even after a page refresh, and deep-research answers always include their final summary.

A broad round of behind-the-scenes work: more accurate usage metering and spend totals, fairer automatic refunds, sturdier real-time messaging, stronger privacy and security safeguards, and clearer service-status message…

Public blog posts and forum discussions — including their reactions and replies — are now visible to signed-out visitors.

Usage is now charged with a single, fair markup, your monthly-spend and remaining-budget gauges read accurately, and the model list has been cleaned up — dead models retired and new flagship models wired in.

Ask the assistant and it will fill in forms, click buttons and move around the app for you — backed by a broader toolset that now reaches contact, the FAQ, the forum, memory and one-step workflow creation.

Answers now stream in word by word instead of appearing all at once, and the assistant bubble can be dragged wherever it suits you, with a live hint of what it is working on.

Creating a project and starting a new chat inside it now works smoothly, so you can keep related chats, files and context together.

When part of the service is having trouble, the notice is now easier to understand and no longer exposes internal vendor names.

Link external apps with a single sign-in or an API key, so the assistant can work directly with the tools you already use.

Image tools now pick a model that matches what you are doing, show an instant inline preview of the result, and editing works again after a provider model change.

When an image or attachment has been removed, your chat history, media gallery and image editor now show a friendly placeholder instead of stopping with an error.

The translator now offers a searchable picker with roughly 100 languages, each shown by its native and English name.