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Introduced WebSocket-powered live annotations allowing multiple researchers to highlight, comment, and cross-reference articles simultaneously. Supports export to PDF and markdown.
Fixed a memory leak occurring when parsing bibliography entries exceeding 150 sources. Implemented chunked DOM processing and lazy rendering for reference lists.
Upgraded graph visualization engine to WebGPU acceleration. Node clustering now processes 100K+ entities in under 400ms. Added dynamic LOD (Level of Detail) scaling.
API v1 endpoints for article retrieval and search will be retired on March 1, 2026. Migrate to GraphQL v2 schema for improved query flexibility and reduced payload sizes.
Implemented automatic JWT rotation every 15 minutes with silent refresh. Added CSP headers and sanitized all user-generated markdown inputs to prevent prototype pollution.
Neural TTS now supports 42 languages with academic tone profiling. Users can toggle narrated reading mode for accessibility or mobile consumption.
Resolved COEP/COOP header conflicts preventing third-party academic journals from embedding Aevum reference widgets correctly.
Replaced static cache rules with dynamic surrogate keys. Static assets now serve from 89 edge locations with sub-50ms TTFB globally.