Changelog

A new Advanced protection layer setting in your site's Options removes Notion page, block and workspace IDs from your published site's code, so visitors can't trace the site back to your Notion workspace. It's opt-in and can't be turned off once enabled. Pages switch over as they're rebuilt (or on your next publish if manual publishing is on). Block IDs in CSS or scripts you upload or host elsewhere are not rewritten, so you need to update those yourself.

The $1 paid Pro trial now lasts 7 days instead of 14. Before the trial ends and the regular Pro price is charged, you get a reminder email, so you can cancel in time if you don't want to continue.

When the Super MCP server compared a site's saved custom CSS with the live site, it could wrongly report that the live site wasn't serving the latest styles. This happened because the published CSS is reformatted slightly, for example .22 becomes 0.22. The check now matches the CSS the same way the site builds it, so your AI assistant no longer tells you to republish or clear caches for no reason.

When you ask an AI assistant connected to Super to preview your site, links with a # anchor (such as /#roadmap) now render instead of timing out. If a preview still times out, the error message no longer says your site is on the free plan when it isn't. Instead, it asks you to compare the path with your site's page list.

Pages behind a password or Membership no longer show their title or description in the page's metadata to visitors who aren't signed in, so text from protected content can't leak into search results or link previews. To show them anyway, turn on "Show page title and description to visitors without access" in the page's Protection settings under Pages. Signed-in members see the page exactly as before.

When you manage your site through an AI assistant connected to Super's MCP server, creating, editing or moving pages with redirects now works on the Personal plan. Before this fix, those requests were rejected with an upgrade prompt even though Personal includes page redirects, which matches the dashboard and the pricing page.

Asking the Super MCP server to preview a page whose path includes a query string (for example /?test=1) no longer times out. The preview now renders, and the query string is passed to the page, so your custom code can read it.

Sometimes a visitor typed the correct password on a protected page, but the page didn't load because of a temporary problem fetching its content. The visitor stayed on the password screen with a generic error. Now the visitor sees a message asking them to try again, and the page opens once it's available.

When you ask the Super MCP server to find a site by its domain, the search now matches whether or not you include "www.". Searching for www.example.com finds a site saved as example.com, and the reverse works too, so you no longer have to fall back to listing all your sites.

If your homepage was password-protected, pages opened through their Notion ID link stayed locked even after the correct password was entered. The password now unlocks these pages as expected.

Synced blocks inside pages shown in a Notion feed view now display their content on your published site, the same way they do on regular pages. Before this fix, a synced block whose original lived on another page showed up empty in the feed.

When you sync a page or publish your site through the Super MCP server, your live site now shows the new version right away, just like the Refresh button in the dashboard. Before this fix, the tool reported success but the live page could keep showing the old version for up to half an hour.

When you set a password on a page, the page and all of its sub-pages now ask for the password as soon as you save, including when a sub-page is opened by its Notion ID link. Before, some sub-pages could stay public for a while after the change. This also works on sites that use manual sync.

After a recent update, sub-pages under a password-protected page were all locked, even ones you had set to have no password. You can now choose "No password (overrides parent)" in a page's protection settings to keep that page and its sub-pages public while the parent stays protected. Sub-pages that were public before have been restored.

Removing a social icon from the footer and saving used to fail with "An error occurred" when the icon wasn't last in the list, because the icons after it lost their values. The change now saves, and your other social icons stay as they were. Reordering footer social icons had the same problem and is fixed too.

The site preview in the dashboard no longer goes blank when your custom body code adds an element at the top of the page, such as an announcement bar. The preview now renders your site the same way the live site does.

If a page is members-only because its parent page is protected, you can now pick its own membership tiers in Protect page without removing the parent's protection first. The panel shows which tiers come from the parent page and when the sub-page's tiers replace them. If you remove the sub-page's own tiers, it goes back to using the parent's tiers, and none of your content is public at any point.

Signing in to approve a Super MCP connection could leave the dashboard bouncing between the login page and the consent screen if an old sign-in was still saved in the browser. The dashboard now uses your current sign-in, so you stay on the consent screen and can finish connecting.

Pages with very long URLs, for example when a long caption or a paragraph of text is used as the page title, now load and are cached like any other page. Before this fix, they could return a 404 to visitors.

When a link in your Notion page uses a full Notion URL that points to a specific block, your Super site now keeps the block anchor. Clicking the link scrolls to that section instead of opening the top of the page. Before, this worked only for links stored as relative paths.

You can now use the Super MCP server with sites on the Free plan. Free sites don't show custom code on the live site, so the MCP server now checks its changes in the same preview the dashboard uses, where every edit shows up right away without publishing. You can still ask it to look at the public site instead.

When you choose Switch to lite while cancelling or deleting a site and have no billing set up yet, Super now asks you to add a payment method and then moves the site to Lite. Before, the switch failed with a generic error. If something still goes wrong, the message now explains what happened.

A new "Suppress database load more" toggle in Options shows every database item at once, so visitors no longer have to load them in batches with a Load more button. Turn it on if the Load more button conflicts with your custom code.

Databases on your site now always show a Load more button. They start with the load limit you set in Notion, or 50 items when no limit is set, and grouped views load per group. The separate Load more setting is gone, and the Load limits option in Options is now called "Database max limits - only first page". It loads only the first page of items and is recommended for databases with thousands of items.

Table, gallery and list databases on your site can now show only the first batch of items and add a Load more button that reveals the next batch until everything is visible. The batch size comes from the view's load limit in Notion, and pages stay at the same URL. You control the behavior in your site's Options; databases without a load limit in Notion look the same as before.

Some pages with a lot of Notion content failed to rebuild, so edits made in Notion never appeared on the live site. These pages now update normally again, however much content they hold.

Published sites now load your theme styles and Custom CSS before the page content, so the navbar and top of the page no longer jump as the page loads on slow mobile connections, and backgrounds set in Custom CSS show up sooner. Sites also preload only the font weights needed for the first screen instead of every weight, and text appears right away while fonts load.

Database cards with an empty title ignored the super:noclick checkbox and still opened when clicked. Ticking super:noclick now makes these cards unclickable, whether or not they have a title.

You can now make a copy of a site from its menu on the Sites overview using Duplicate site. The copy keeps the site's design, custom code, logos and SEO settings, and its pages sync from Notion once it's created. Team sites stay in the same team. Page settings and navbar, footer and sidebar links are not copied, and the copy starts on the Free plan.

Memberships are out of beta and open to every site on the Personal or Pro plan, with no early-access request needed. If you downgrade or cancel a site that has protected pages, the dashboard now helps you unlock those pages first.

Pages with non-Latin characters in their URLs, such as Arabic or Korean slugs, no longer redirect to a copy of the same address. This stops Google Search Console from reporting a "Redirect error" and lets these pages be indexed normally.

During planned maintenance, the dashboard, login and signup now show a clear maintenance page instead of failing with errors. The page links to status.super.so and has a Try again button.

The help center articles have been reviewed and now live in the Help section of docs.super.so. Old help center links redirect to the matching new articles.

Clicking between pages in the theme editor under Design no longer shows a 404 error in the preview. The preview now stays on the page you're editing as you move through colors, typography and layout.

When a site in a team workspace was upgraded to its own design, the design could end up owned by one person and not by the team, so the team could not edit it. New designs now belong to the team, and affected existing designs have been repaired.

If Notion temporarily blocks or rate-limits a request while your site is building, the build now stops and your site keeps serving its last good version. Before, the site could publish with some content missing, such as database views or page icons.

Site Files now accept .js, .css and .md files as well as text and JSON files. They are served from your site's root with the correct content type, so you can host custom scripts, stylesheets or a service worker. Uploads must be between 1 byte and 250 kB, and the upload dialog now shows this limit.

On sites with a custom base font size, the membership login and password screens now use the same text size as the rest of the site. Before, they rendered slightly larger, which caused a visible jump after logging in.

When you add, replace or remove a file in your site's Files, the live site now serves the change on the next request. Before, a replaced file could keep showing its old version, and a file that visitors or crawlers had requested before you uploaded it (for example llms.txt) could keep returning a 404.

If you set a membership tier on your home page, every page on your site now inherits it, the same way password protection works. Before, the tier only protected the home page itself. A tier set directly on a page, or on a closer parent page, still takes priority. If your only tier is on the home page, check your setup: your whole site is now gated.

Notion pages with a very large number of images and files used to take minutes to build, and visitors saw them time out. These pages now build quickly.