Small improvements and fixes in the dashboard: pixel selection, one name for Adset AI, a shared language for the site and the dashboard, the users page, domain visibility for buyers and Facebook CAPI accuracy.
Improvements
- Campaigns: in a set's “Pixels” field, the pixels already selected are listed first, with the rest of the list below. No more paging through the list to see what is already selected.
- Adset AI: one name for the assistant across the whole dashboard. The button in section headers is now called “Ask AI” (⌘ J on Mac, Ctrl J on Windows), and the item in a row's ⋮ menu is “Ask AI” too. The old “AI Assistant” and “Ask BRO” labels are gone.
- Language: the language choice is shared between the adset.pro site and the dashboard — the language picked on the site stays after you sign in, and vice versa. The browser language is no longer used: until a language is chosen, the interface is English.
- Users: the “User” column is wider, and a truncated long email shows a tooltip with the full address; users of the same level are aligned evenly in the tree; in the dark theme, frozen columns no longer turn transparent on hover.
Fixes
- Access: a buyer with the “Read” level under a team lead with the “Own” level saw no domains at all. Now the buyer sees the same set as their lead, and demo domains are available at any access level.
- Facebook CAPI: the
fbcparameter is now built from the click'sfbclidon every event send instead of being taken from a cookie of a previous visit — events are matched to ads more accurately.
Where to find it: Campaigns → campaign form → set → “Pixels”; the “Ask AI” button in the headers of tracker and ads sections; Users.