Two releases in one update.

Tab between CMS items, not just pages. A collection template page used to be a single entry in the switcher, so switching to it dropped you on whichever item Webflow happened to pick. Every item you open is now its own row, labelled with the item name and its collection — so you can flip between individual blog posts the same way you flip between pages.

Keep class names when pasting. Copying a component into another project renames the classes it brings with it: your .button arrives as .button-2, styled separately from the .button you already have. Webflow has paste shortcuts that reuse the existing class instead, but between projects they failed with "Clipboard is empty". They work now — paste with Ctrl + Shift + V (Cmd on macOS) to keep this project's styles, or Ctrl + Option/Alt + V to overwrite them with the copied ones. Plain paste is unchanged. There is a toggle for it in the popup.

Shortcut labels match your keyboard. The shortcut is matched by physical key position, so it fires on the same key whatever layout you type in — but the settings page used to name that key from a US keyboard, which is wrong on most others. It now shows the character your own keyboard prints. Firefox does not expose a keyboard-layout API, so on a non-US layout the settings page marks the key as a US-layout guess until you click the shortcut field and press your combination once; after that it shows the real character. The switcher inside the Designer is correct from the first press.

Recent pages survive closing the browser. The list used to be thrown away when the tab closed, and signing out of Webflow lost it too. It is kept per site now, and Designer tabs on the same site share one list, kept in sync while both are open.

After an update, the toolbar icon carries a small dot and the popup opens with a short note on what changed. It clears when you dismiss it.

Nothing leaves your browser. Your chosen shortcut is stored in Firefox sync storage; the character your keyboard prints on that key, and your recent-page list, stay local to that machine.