We've been working on a lot of smaller fixes since our 1.0 launch in November, and I just wanted to give a quick listing of a few of the more important changes we've made since then:

• Fixed bug where the size of a widget would get reset when the widget's text or font is changed (this was our most requested bug fix)
• Fixed how unicode project names get displayed in the account management interface
• Fixed an issue with capitalization not being ignored for e-mail changes
• Started using secure cookies since we now run everything over HTTPS
• Lots of changes to improve connectivity to the Mockingbird real-time collaboration server that have resulted in a 50% decrease in disconnections to the real-time collaboration server
• Fixed bug where there would be a flicker when switching amongst pages in preview mode
• Fixed bug where your last opened project would show briefly when opening a new project.
• Fixed bug where, if you deleted a page that was linked to, clicking on that widget in preview mode would still try to navigate to the deleted page.
• Fixed bug where pressing the keyboard shortcut to open a file while the open dialog was already up would freeze the app
• Made a lot of dialogs that don't need to be modal not be modal
• Fixed bug where if you selected a bunch of widgets and then clicked within the selection but not on a widget directly, Mockingbird would deselect the widgets
• Fixed bug where undoing a color chang for a group widget would not update the color in the toolbar correctly
• Fixed bug where setting the font color on a group widget consisting of only text-based widgets would not work
• Fix bug where, if you deleted a widget, changed pages, then tried to undo, the widget would get re-added to the currently selected page instead of the page it was deleted from
• Fixed bug where horizontal list widgets, linkbars, horizontal link list widgets, and breadcrumbs widgets would sometimes load with a slightly different font size than what was set on them if autosize was on

This year has been an extremely exciting one for us.  Sheena and I started working on Mockingbird almost a year and a half ago when we were living on different coasts and realized how annoying it was to share wireframes with each other.  At the time, we knew that we wanted Mockingbird and had a hunch that a few others might feel the same way, but we had no idea that Mockingbird would have over 60,000 accounts created after only one year and turn into a crucial tool for so many organizations.  Seeing Mockingbird get used by others to make really cool new stuff is the best feeling in the world, and here's to seeing a lot more of it in the years to come.