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The payment page now links the Refunds policy beside the terms and the privacy policy. A checkout with less than ten minutes of its hour left no longer opens, since it may close before a card check finishes; start a new top-up instead. A payment Paddle took that does not match its top-up reads Held for review in the Top-ups table, and support settles it rather than it waiting as pending. At most five checkouts can wait for payment at once.

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A top-up you started and never paid used to wait as pending for good. Its checkout now waits an hour: the Top-ups table shows Waiting for payment with the time it expires, and after that the top-up reads Expired, its checkout takes no payment and nothing was charged. A payment completed just as it expired is still credited, and the top-up then reads Paid.

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Add credits sets the amounts side by side, each with the credits it buys and, while services run, how long they last at what those services cost now. The line under them says what your balance becomes, and the button names the amount, such as Pay $10 with Paddle. The Top-ups table words each status, such as Paid and Expired.

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On a phone, Menu at the top of this site dimmed the page but opened its list past the right edge of the screen, out of reach. The list now slides in from the right, wherever you are on the page.

In Safari on an iPhone, an open dialog left a gap at the bottom of the screen. The dimming now reaches the bottom edge, and the dialog sits above Safari's toolbar, or above the keyboard while you type.

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From 25 September 2026, 19:00 UTC, Nano costs $1.00 for a month of running, and Small, Medium, Large and Extra large cost 30 percent less, on shared and dedicated capacity alike. Hours already charged keep the rate they were charged at. The Size menu and the Order summary show each rate, and the pricing section of this site lists them all.

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In Safari on an iPhone, the sidebar the menu button opens stopped part way down the screen, with the page showing beneath it. It now reaches the bottom edge, and Support and Documentation at its foot stay clear of Safari's toolbar.

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In the dark theme, text fields, menus and secondary buttons inside a card or a dialog took the card's own colour and showed no edge, and a table's rows ran into their frame. They now sit a step lighter than the card, as they do in the light theme, and a table's rows sit inside a lighter frame.

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Cancel on a deployment that is building now stops the build within seconds, and the deployment reads Cancelled. It used to answer with an error and let the build run on. A cancel that arrives once the build has finished is still kept, and the deployment ends as whatever happened.

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The switch beside your account menu, at the top right of every screen, moves the console between light and dark. Until you use it, the console follows your system's setting. Build logs and the terminal stay dark in both.

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