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# Bluur 1.0.7

**New features:**

* Preventing the customer's email address from being changed in Stripe via the API.
* Error logging added.
* HTTP headers added to increase security.
* Cookie parameter settings to increase security.
* Added support for trial subscriptions without creating a subscription in Stripe (without generating a 0-value invoice).
* Added logs of automatic document archiving by the system (based on values defined in settings).
* Added subscription start and expiration dates in the active subscription panel in settings.

**Improvements and fixes to system functionality:**

* Password length increased to 12 characters.
* Improved validation of inviting users to the system.
* Detailed error descriptions returned by the system hidden.
* Automatic logout from the system after changing credentials or role.
* Parallel sessions disabled (automatic logout when logging in from another browser).
* Known security vulnerabilities in the system removed.
* Updated active subscription information when starting the application.
* Fixed issues with logging in users using Google or Azure Entra ID accounts.
* Updated the content of some system logs.

**User interface appearance improvements:**

* Updated the content of the welcome window.
* Improved display of subscription plans.
* Updated translations.
* Updated the time processing format in the anonymization logs table.
* Updated the counter of the number of users who can be invited in the user invitation window.


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