DEVELOPMENT LOG
Changelog
A reverse-chronological record of new features, tools, and improvements shipped to FastTool.
March 2026
- Added tabbed interface to all tool pages for better navigation
- Launched 16 category landing pages with editorial introductions
- Published 10 new educational blog articles
- Expanded structured data coverage for eligible pages, with breadcrumb cleanup and stricter page-level quality gates
- Expanded the public review set to 347 free browser-based tools with worked examples, methodology notes, and index controls
- Added real input/output examples to 250+ tools
- Implemented contact form with client-side validation
- Added visible breadcrumb navigation across all pages
February 2026
- Launched FastTool with 200+ tools across 16 categories
- Implemented 21-language support with RTL for Arabic and Urdu
- Added Cmd+K command palette for quick tool discovery
- Published initial blog articles on developer tools and productivity
- Implemented cookie consent and GDPR-compliant privacy policy
- Added dark mode with system preference detection
January 2026
- Started development of FastTool
- Built core tool rendering engine (pure HTML/CSS/JS, no frameworks)
- Designed responsive layout with mobile-first approach
- Created tool catalog and page generation system
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