Changelog

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.

MKV video files embedded in your Notion pages now play right on your site, including in Safari and on iOS, with a click-to-play player. Other embeds and regular videos work the same as before.

When you add or edit a language, the homepage picker now greys out pages that another language or the main site already uses as its homepage. This stops two languages from sharing a homepage by accident. A language's current homepage stays selectable.

You can now show a floating table of contents on pages with two or more headings. Turn it on with the new "Floating table of contents" toggle in your site's options. It is off by default, and if you already use the custom code snippet for this, you won't see two tables of contents.

In a page's redirect settings, and when creating a new redirect page, you can now pick "URL address" and paste any external link instead of choosing a page on your site. Temporary and permanent redirects both work. Addresses typed without http(s):// get https:// added for you, and invalid addresses are rejected. Existing page-to-page redirects keep working as before.

Pages with embedded databases that link to other databases through relations could take a very long time to build, or fail to load. These pages now build quickly and with all their content.

You can now set a default social share image in your site's SEO settings. Pages without their own image, Notion image property or cover use it when they are shared on social media, and any page can still set its own image instead.

On sites with thousands of pages, the Pages section in the dashboard could take minutes to load and then make the dashboard unresponsive. The list now builds and scrolls efficiently and downloads much less data, so large sites open smoothly.

If you deleted a page and added it again at the same path, the page could show "This page doesn't seem to exist" until the site was fully republished. Super now detects and repairs the outdated page link automatically, so recreated pages load right away. This also stops pages from briefly showing as missing while a site rebuilds.

You can now enter an Italian codice fiscale (IT CF) as your tax ID in billing. Accounts that already had this tax ID saved can see their payment method and billing details in the dashboard again, and plan upgrades work for them.

Sometimes a manual publish could stall at the last step: the progress bar stopped moving, no completion email arrived and no error appeared. These publishes now recover on their own or end with a clear message in the dashboard. That message says publishing couldn't be finished and includes a Retry publishing button. Your generated pages are kept safe, so a retry picks up where the publish stopped.

In Settings, the Membership card now links the connected members table name straight to the Notion database, so you can open it in one click.

Opening a login link now shows a Confirm sign in button instead of signing in right away. Email security scanners that open links before you do can no longer use up the link. If a link was already used, members can get a new one with one click instead of typing their email again.

Add database properties named super:code-head, super:code-body or super:code-css to a Notion page and their contents are added to that page's custom code when it builds, after any code set in the dashboard. The page's code editor in the dashboard tells you when Notion adds code. Invisible characters such as non-breaking spaces pasted into these properties are cleaned up so your CSS rules still apply. Available on paid plans above Lite.

A new option in Options lets you choose how long visitors stay unlocked after entering a page password, in days, hours and minutes. If you leave it empty, the old default of 30 days still applies.

Changing fonts, upgrading a site's design or changing membership settings such as Suppress login email now takes effect on your live site right away. Before, these changes could stay hidden until you made some other change to the site.

Members who signed in before they were given a tier no longer get sent back to the login screen over and over. They now see a clear access-denied message instead. The login link is removed from the address bar after use, so logging out takes one click.

Membership page protection now needs a Personal plan or higher, down from Pro. Login emails now carry the site's domain in the subject and heading. The "Check your email" screen now names the sender and subject to look for and explains how to rescue the email from spam, with better spacing on mobile.

Images uploaded in JFIF format (and other JPEG variants like .jfi, .jif and .pjpeg) now display on published sites. Affected pages work again after the site is republished.

Languages in the multi-language settings are now listed by their native names, for example Français instead of French and Deutsch instead of German. This makes it easier for visitors to find their language in the switcher.

Bulleted lists inside database pages now appear correctly when the database is displayed as a feed view on your site.

Notion databases on your site are no longer cut off at 300 items. Large databases now render all their entries on the published page.

Membership login link emails now come from a dedicated sending address so they are delivered more reliably, even when other mail volume is high. Link tracking is turned off for these emails, so the login link points straight to your site.

Site owners can now copy a fresh login link for a member straight from the membership login log. The link signs the member in to the page they were trying to reach, and you can share it through any channel without sending another email.

If Notion doesn't respond while a page is being rebuilt, your site now keeps serving the last good version of the page. Previously a failed connection could leave a broken version saved.

The "Your manual publish just finished!" email now arrives once per publish. Previously some users received several identical copies of the same notification.

The Membership card in your site settings now has a login log listing recent member activity: login requests, sent login links, failed attempts and successful logins, with the most recent 100 events kept. Saving your membership settings now shows a confirmation, so you know your changes were stored.

Dates with a time in Notion pages now show their time zone label on your site (for example "GMT+9") when Notion stores the time zone in an older offset format. Before, these labels were dropped and the pages could cause errors while being generated.

When you make a page members-only, its sub-pages are now protected too, so visitors can no longer open a child page without logging in. On the Pages screen, the shield icon also appears on these sub-pages with a note naming the parent they inherit from. A sub-page's Protect page panel shows "Inherited from parent" and has a button that opens the parent's settings.

Multi-language sites can now give each language its own navbar call-to-action button. Open Languages, choose a language and use its Call to Action card to set the label and a page or URL. A language without its own button keeps showing the site-wide one.

The Super.so Notion Sync extension for Chrome sometimes turned grey and stopped responding until you added it again. Version 0.5.4 fixes this and starts reliably.

In the dashboard's site preview, the navbar language menu opened see-through and very small. It now looks the same as on your live site.

Two options for database items have new, clearer names. "Hide properties on database pages" is now "Hide properties in database items", and "Disable properties on database pages" is now "Prevent opening database items". What the options do has not changed.

Sites with manual publishing now have a "Submit for publishing" button on each page's detail screen. It opens the manual publishing screen with that page already selected, so you can publish it straight away. The button only appears when manual publishing is on and the site has a domain connected.

A page could fail to build, and show an error to visitors, when one of its database views returned no rows. These pages now build normally.

The single Page Properties option is now two toggles in Options. "Hide properties on database pages" hides database properties inside an opened database page, and items stay clickable in every view, Table and Gallery included. "Disable properties on database pages" keeps the old behavior where database items can't be clicked. Sites that had Page Properties turned off were moved over to both options turned on, so they look the same as before.

On the Sites overview, inactive sites now show a clear "Inactive" placeholder instead of an old preview screenshot. You can tell at a glance which sites are not live.

Visitors could occasionally see "This page does not seem to exist" on pages that exist. The connection problem behind these errors has been fixed.