The latest mPulse update includes the following changes:

• Fixed an issue with the application of decimal places for currency and percentage custom metrics, which in some cases had caused numbers in those dashboards to display as higher than they actually were.

The latest update to mPulse includes an enhancement that improves bot detection and classification capabilities. Learn more about the Integration with Bot Manager.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following features:

• mPulse Enterprise customers can now designate apps as “Lite” apps for specific properties. Find out more about Lite Apps for Enterprise Tenants.
• Automatic Page Groups (APG) uses URL regular expressions to automatically create logical page groups for new mPulse apps. Learn more about Automatic Page Groups.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following enhancements:

• The mPulse Query API ‘metrics-by-dimension’ query type now supports custom dimensions as inputs to the ‘dimension’ parameter.
• Added support for Edge Mobile on iOS and Android.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following bug fixes:

• Fixed an issue that caused SVG dimension errors to appear in the console when timing data for a resource had a negative value.
• Fixed an issue of mPulse failing to collect beacons that contained a dash in their AMP Session ID.
• Fixed an issue where mPulse was not detecting changes to custom metric definitions.
• Fixed an issue where dimension values were not appearing correctly in filtered search results.
• Fixed an issue related to the breakdown of data for regions within a country.
• Fixed an issue that caused charts to appear distorted when resized.

The latest update to mPulse resolves an issue that caused alerts to be delayed and/or misfired in some cases.

With the latest update to mPulse, metrics that had been displayed as 9,999% will now correctly appear as 9.999%.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following bug fixes:

• Fixed an issue related to filters set in the dashboard property panel. Previously, the “do not display” filter setting did not persist on subsequent sessions.
• Fixed the animation of the Globe legend and resolved some issues that occasionally caused the Globe to crash on initial load.

The latest update to mPulse includes a change in frequency for uploading raw beacon data to Amazon S3, from 3 minutes to 5 minutes. This is a temporary measure we’re taking during holiday season in order to ensure real-time data in mPulse’s Waterfall tool.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following enhancement:

• mPulse Lite customers can now see and use the Dimensions dashboard.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following bug fixes:

• Fixed a chart permissions error that states: “Current user/tenant does not have permission to read object”. Previously, this error occurred if the widget permission was set higher than the dashboard level permission.
• Waterfall dashboard can now correctly filter beacons for synthetic browser values.
• mPulse Alert emails now include an image when that option is selected in alert Attributes.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following enhancement:

• Single Page Apps (SPA) no longer require a specific framework selection in the ‘Configure your App’ dialog. Find out more about using Single Page Apps.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following bug fixes:

• The App Error List dashboard now displays the complete URL string.
• Fixed a race condition in dashboards that led to incorrect data display. Previously, incorrect data was displayed if a custom dimension filter was set at the dashboard level and a date/time filter was only present at the widget level.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following bug fixes:

• TLS Handshake time is now available in dashboards.
• Alerts can now call a webhook address that contains the & character.

The latest update to mPulse includes the following feature:

• There are new API endpoints for Dimension-Over-Time and App-Error-Summary, as well as enhancements for Metrics-By-Dimension. Find out more about the mPulse Query API.