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What Make Shipped in Early October.

Make shipped Scenario Recovery with background saving, one-click restore and marked recovered versions for all users.

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Make shipped a small but useful reliability update for people building automations in the editor. This one is about protecting work in progress, following broader recent changes like What Make Shipped in Mid-September and Make Puts MAIA at the Center of a Broader Workspace Overhaul.

Scenario Recovery

Scenario Recovery adds automatic background saving while you build in Make, so work is preserved without extra clicks. If a browser crash, Wi-Fi drop or accidental tab closure interrupts a session, a pop-up lets you restore unsaved work with one click when you return.

Recovered sessions are also marked in scenario version history, so you can see where a recovered edit fits. The LinkedIn post says it is available to all Make users now.

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