Reactions are a fun, lightweight way for people to acknowledge someone's message in a conversation. In addition to reacting to posts, you can now react to individual comments in a conversation.
Improvements
- The file preview dialog will default the canvas background to a user's theme preference.
Fixes
- Improved the contrast of selection states in the sidebar navigation.
- Fixed dark mode colors on links in post and comment bylines.
- Fixed dark mode colors on reactions.
Campsite looks beautiful in the dark. With dark mode, you can sync your theme preference to match your operating system or always prefer either light or dark mode.
Improvements
- Reactions can now be undone, and each emoji can only be reacted to once per person.
- Draft content in posts, comments, and feedback will persist across page navigation and browser refreshes.
- Post authors can now preview the results of their polls without having to vote.
- Posts and comments show relative dates like "1 hour ago" instead of the complete timestamp.
- A new card highlighting the latest Campsite release dynamically appears at the bottom of the navigation sidebar.
- The in-app feedback form now supports screenshot attachments.
- Pressing tab will select a user in the mentions dropdown.
- Long posts are truncated in the feed with a "read more" button.
- Typing anywhere while viewing a post will automatically focus the comment composer.
- Pressing escape will remove focus from the comment composer.
- The comment button below a feed post shows a facepile of that post's participants.
- The drag-and-drop interaction has been redesigned to avoid blocking the entire app UI.
Fixes
- Fixed a z-index bug on the overflow action menu on feed posts.
- Removed the fake backticks on inline code in posts and comments.
- Fixed a bug that prevented 2FA backup codes from being copied.
- Added accessibility labels to all icon-only buttons across the app.
- Fixed a bug that caused textareas to display at the wrong height on the first render.
- Fixed a bug that prevented people from updating their profile information if they had signed in with Google.
- Fixed a bug preventing post views from being accurately tracked on certain pages.
- Improved the contrast of the organization switcher to make it clear that it is an interactive element.
- Origami prototype controls now appear in the feed on small viewports.
- Nested lists in markdown have better margins and styles.
- Text inputs won't zoom the viewport when focused on a mobile device.
- People who signed in with Google can no longer update their email, which was causing authentication issues in the Desktop app.
- Fixed a bug that inadvertently allowed people to create versions of someone else's post.
- Fixed a bug that prevented the up and down arrow keys from navigating through the mentions typeahead list.
Two-factor authentication adds extra protection to your Campsite account and organizations. For people who signed up for Campsite using an email and password, two-factor authentication is now available on the account settings page.
Two-factor authentication works with any authenticator app, like Google Authenticator or 1Password. Text message based two-factor authentication is not supported.
Campsite for Desktop is now available. The Desktop app provides a dedicated space to keep up with your team's work in progress, and provides even more room to view images and prototypes without browser chrome.
Campsite has a fresh coat of paint and a refreshed app navigation structure. A new sidebar makes it easy to get to people, projects, and tags with fewer clicks. Search from anywhere, and find access to your organization or account settings from the pickers at the top.
Add thumbnails to your projects to make project pages more recognizable, and to make the projects grid easier to scan. If you don't have a thumbnail handy, attach one of our presets from the gallery in the project composer.
The command menu makes it fast to find anything in your organization. Search for people, projects, or tags and press enter to quick-navigate to that view.
Add a poll to a post as a lightweight way to get feedback from your team. When someone votes on a poll, they will be prompted to leave a comment with more context about their voting decision.
List designers, engineers, product managers, or anyone else working on a project to provide more context for the rest of your team.
Project bookmarks help your team link to context across all of your apps and tools. Add a bookmark for Figma files, Google Docs, or any other resource that will give team members more context about a project.
