The Honeybadger Changelog

When you click on any value that contains a valid URL in Honeybadger Insights, you'll see a new "open URL" option that opens the link in a new browser tab.

Insights dashboards now include an Edit Source option that lets you view and modify the entire dashboard configuration as YAML.

Our documentation site now loads significantly faster with improved search capabilities, including Command-K navigation and automatic llms.txt generation that helps AI tools better understand and reference Honeybadger's docs.

You can now add response header checks to your uptime monitors to verify that specific HTTP response headers contain expected values.

We're making it easier to build custom dashboards that adapt to your workflow.

Announcing performance monitoring instrumentation and dashboards for Python developers.

When querying notice events in Honeybadger Insights, you can now click on the fault_id or ulid fields to jump directly to the corresponding error—making it faster to investigate issues.

You can now export your error details and stack traces as Markdown files—useful for creating documentation, sharing with team members who don't have Honeybadger access, or integrating with AI-workflows.

Account owners can now require multi-factor authentication (also known as two-factor authentication, 2FA, or MFA) for all users—useful for compliance and to improve account security.

We added new timeout configuration option for uptime checks to gives you more control over how long your uptime checks wait for responses from your endpoints.