Release 1.316

TL;DR: This release adds smart triggers for showing weblayers based on real visitor behavior, and brings performance and reliability updates to the Android and iOS SDKs.

Release date: 19.8. - 24.8.2026

Smart triggers: Evaluate real-time engagement before you show a weblayer

Smart triggering lets you show a weblayer based on how a visitor is actually engaging with the page, not just when it loads.

What's new

Add up to four conditions in the weblayer's Settings tab; the Web SDK evaluates them directly in the browser, so the weblayer appears the instant a visitor qualifies.

• Time and activity signals: trigger on active time on page, total time on page, idle time, or click count to gauge how engaged a visitor really is.
• Scroll and content signals: trigger once a visitor scrolls past a point on the page, or when a specific section (such as your reviews) comes into view.
• Intent signals: catch visitors who are about to leave with exit intent, or reach people returning to a tab they left open with visitor returned.
• Combine conditions for sharper targeting: pair signals, for example exit intent with a minimum active time, to reach visitors who show genuine interest, not everyone who glances toward the address bar.

Smart triggering replaces guesswork about page-load timing with triggers based on what a visitor is doing right now, so your weblayers reach the right person at the right moment.

Learn more

Set up conditions and see worked examples.

Mobile SDK updates

Android SDK

Faster in-app content loading and easier log access with our latest Android SDK 5.3.0 release:

• SDK logging: Adds the LoggerCallback API to observe SDK logs.
• Content fetch efficiency: Adds ETag support for in-app content block and message fetching to cut redundant requests, and speeds up loading with HTML normalizer optimizations and fetch deduplication.
• Dedicated storage: Migrates SDK persistence out of the app's default SharedPreferences into dedicated SDK storage, with automatic migration from legacy data.
• In-app message fixes: Fixes the close button's size and colors on rich-style messages, and broken deep and universal links in carousels.
• Stability fixes: Fixes event listeners running before SDK initialization completes, and the integrationRouteMap warning not firing when anonymize() inherits StreamConfig.

iOS SDK

Smoother in-app messages and content blocks with our latest iOS SDK 4.3.0 release:

• Content fetch efficiency: Adds conditional revalidation (ETag) for in-app content blocks and a new StaticInAppContentBlockView.load() method to refresh placeholders on demand, and speeds up HTML and image rendering while lowering memory use.
• Close button consistency: Moves the rich in-app message close button to a consistent top-right position, with updated default styling and icon fallback.
• Push token deprecation: Deprecates trackPushToken(_ token: String?) in favor of a new non-optional trackPushToken(_ token: String).
• Cache and carousel fixes: Prevents cache collisions between apps by including the app ID in cached file names, and smooths out a content block carousel flicker on first load.
• Push notification fixes: Fixes animated GIFs and WebP images not animating, and a missed or duplicate notification_state event.
• Threading fixes: Fixes the flushData and anonymize callbacks not always triggering on the main thread, a memory leak and main-thread network call in image loading, and a main-thread network call in the App Inbox fallback.
• Documentation: Documents Exponea.shared.customerCookie and adds a troubleshooting note for the close button position change.