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# August 2026

An overview of product updates, improvements, and fixes released in August 2026.

## What's New

#### [EdgeSight](/products/edgesight.md)

* Relaunched Logz 2.0 as **EdgeSight** with expanded multi-CDN capabilities
* Added support for ingesting, processing, and comparing **Medianova, Cloudflare, and Akamai** data
* Added self-service activation for [**Instant Logs**](/products/edgesight/instant-logs.md) and [**Analytics**](/products/edgesight/analytics.md) from the Medianova Control Panel
* Introduced a **one-week free trial** for Instant Logs and Analytics

#### [IP Restriction](/products/performance-cdn/static-content-delivery/advanced-configuration/page-rules.md) for Page Rules

* Added IP-based access control to Page Rules
* Added **Whitelist** and **Blacklist** modes for controlling access by URL pattern
* Added support for multiple IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and CIDR ranges

#### Static-Content-Only Serving

* Added a resource-level option to serve only static file types
* Added automatic blocking of non-static requests with an HTTP **403** response
* Replaced custom configuration requirements with a self-service Control Panel option

#### [AVIF Compression](/products/performance-cdn/image-optimization-and-webp/avif-optimization.md) Quality Improvements

* Improved AVIF output quality and visual consistency
* Reduced color distortion and pixelation artifacts during AVIF conversion

#### Network Expansion

* Added **500 Gbps** of network capacity at the Equinix facility through Türk Telekom
* Expanded network capacity to support traffic growth and delivery requirements

## Improvements

#### Page Rule [Rate Limiting](/products/performance-cdn/static-content-delivery/advanced-configuration/page-rules/page-rules-settings/path-and-extension-based-rate-limiting.md)

* Extended IP whitelisting to Page Rule-level Rate Limiting
* Added support for service-specific IP exceptions at the Page Rule level

#### [Cookie-Based Cache](/products/performance-cdn/dynamic-content-acceleration/advanced-configuration/caching/cookie-base-cache.md)

* Added a bypass control for requests that do not contain the configured cookie
* Improved cache configuration flexibility for anonymous and automated traffic

#### [Image Optimization](/api-documentation/performance-cdn/image-optimization-and-webp.md)

* Increased the maximum supported source file size from **25 MB to 100 MB**

## Fixes

* Fixed HTTP **502** errors affecting the `mncrop` and `mnrotate` Image Optimization endpoints
* Fixed an issue where the **Segment Size** setting for Range-Based Caching did not affect actual cache behavior
* Fixed an HTTP **500** response returned by the Cookie-Based Cache API for invalid payloads
* Fixed partial purge failures caused by custom configurations interfering with Medianova purge requests
* Fixed cases where gzip compression was served instead of Brotli due to legacy custom configuration overrides


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