This release includes 4 security fixes for security teams reviewing exposed deployments.
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Summary
AI summaryRequires Node.js 22 minimum (Prisma 7); includes schema migrations for new features.
Full changelog
Umami v3.1.0 is here with a ton of new features, including the much-anticipated Boards and Session Replay. This release also brings Web Vitals performance tracking, a redesigned share page, and hundreds of fixes and improvements.
New features
Boards
Boards are here! Create your own custom dashboards by composing components on a flexible row/column canvas. Pick from charts, tables, and metric components, bind them to any website, and share the finished board with your team.
- Row/column layout editor with resize, reorder, and remove controls
- Per-component website binding and live preview
- Free-form
TextBlockcomponents for notes and section headers - Board sharing, duplication, and table-level edit/delete actions
- Dashboard-wide date range and filter controls
Session Replay
Watch real user sessions replayed in the browser. Session Replay is built on rrweb and works alongside your existing tracker.
- Configurable masking levels for privacy (defaults to moderate)
- Per-visit recording so replays stay short and focused
- Filterable replays table with event-level filtering
- Replay modal with mobile-friendly playback
Web Vitals performance tracking
Track Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS, FCP, TTFB) from your visitors' browsers. The redesigned Performance page shows industry-standard calculations with rating badges for each metric.
Redesigned share page
Share pages have a fresh look with full mobile support, a collapsible sidenav, and per-share display options. You can now:
- Name each share link
- Choose which sections visitors can see (overview, events, etc.)
- Apply filtered navigation so visitors only see what you want
Filters, segments, and cohorts
- OR logic across filters, segments, and cohorts
- Regex operators for more powerful matching
- Multiselect on equals/not-equals operators
- UTM filters and fields exposed throughout the app
- Exclude bounces toggle with filter-form integration
Funnels
- Per-step event property filters in both funnel creation and overview
- Wildcard support in the goals report
Other improvements
- Custom slug support for Links
- Pixel and Link detail pages with sharing
MetricsBaradded to the Events page- Event type filter on Journeys
- Time unit selector (hour/day/month)
- Distinct ID available as a filter and metric dimension
- Cache-control headers on
GETresponses SKIP_BUILD_GEOenv variable to skip geo DB build- Configurable salt rotation period via env vars
- EdgeOne geolocation headers
- Version endpoint and settings display
- Download for breakdown reports
- Pagination limit on event charts, metrics tables, and UTM reports
Admin & internationalization
- Migrated from
react-intltonext-intlwith all 51 locale files translated - Adopted the
react-zendesign system across the app - Consolidated top navigation with embedded selectors for websites, boards, links, and pixels
- Team validation and redirect for invalid teams
- Team-gated feature resolution via Redis
Security
- Fixed IDOR vulnerabilities in reports and segments
- Blocked share tokens from all editing permissions and API modifications
- Restricted
x-umami-client-*headers to cloud mode - Various dependency vulnerability fixes (tar, ajv, jws, brace-expansion, next)
Migrations
This release includes schema migrations for Boards, Shares, Session Replay, and board duplicate-key handling. Migrations run automatically during the build process.
Fixes
- PostgreSQL 12/13 syntax error in Journeys #3970
- Implicit alias syntax error in Postgres session and event queries #4147
namealias compatibility for Postgres 12 relational queries #3970- Table alias missing in
filterQuery#3869 - Timezone not applied to relational queries #3975
- Revenue chart timezone mismatch #4107
- Ambiguous
session_iderrors in SQL queries - Breakdown alias column not found
www.prefix not stripped during hostname comparison #3256- Minute label formatting #3088
- Website select page size limited to 10 #3913
- Deleted website visibility #3865
BASE_PATHsupport #4064- Pixel event tracking #4028
- Pagination issues #4029
- Login email case-sensitivity #3981
- Tracker double-initialization when script injected more than once
- Tracker fetch priority now set to low #3642
robots.txtfixes #3996- Goals wildcard support #4086
- MetricsBar on Events page #3830
- Distinct ID in filters / expanded metrics #3861
- Team admin workflow for team members #2767
- Event type filter for Journeys #2803
- Salt rotation configurable via env #3427
- Share token allowing access to pages with undefined share params
- Fix #4058 (pixel tracking null referrer)
- Autofill background color in forms
- Denied storage access in tracker
- Prisma session race condition
- Docker Prisma migrate and stray query log
- Monthly truncation timezone issue
- Share page retention and logo margins
- Filters persisting across website change
- "All time" filter on websites with no data
- Japanese translation for "breakdown" label
- UAE emirate names in
iso-3166-2.json - IPv6 handling for client IP detection
- Numerous mobile UI fixes across admin, nav, share, and team screens
Updates
- Next.js
16.2.4 - Prisma
7.6.0 - Minimum Node.js version bumped to
22(Prisma 7 requirement)
Thanks
@Yashh56 @boutterudy @AymanAlSuleihi @juanisidoro @cryst-hq @RaenonX @PaiJi @Gouttfi @AlejandroGispert @lawrence3699 @kkhys @journry789 @sputnik-mac @sbozh @Mintimate @Mravuri96 @maphubs @maennenajere @XahidEx @IndraGunawan @GochoMugo @FEgor04 @Nayrode @diogotcorreia @dyanakiev @fauzora @BrentRobert @hilja
Breaking Changes
- Node.js 22 minimum required (Prisma 7 requirement)
Security Fixes
- Fixed IDOR vulnerabilities in reports and segments
- Share tokens blocked from editing permissions and API modifications
- x-umami-client-* headers restricted to cloud mode
- Dependency vulnerability fixes: tar, ajv, jws, brace-expansion, next
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