What changed in Umami from 2 to 3

Umami v3.3.1 is a maintenance release focused on safer upgrades, tracking correctness, analytics accuracy, and UI fixes.

Updates

• Hardened two-factor authentication when TWO_FACTOR_ENCRYPTION_KEY is missing or invalid, with safer API enforcement and clearer configuration feedback. #4443
• Preserved the root path when REMOVE_TRAILING_SLASH is enabled and reset tracker visit state when a session drifts. #4152
• Fixed event property filtering so fields and values respect the selected event name. #4461
• Preserved events without matching session records and stabilized relational event pagination. #4462
• Improved expanded metrics query performance and fixed funnel steps containing null event values.
• Preserved zero and false values in website value responses.
• Improved handling of username conflicts involving deleted users.
• Added broader coverage for 2FA status, setup, verification, disable, admin, team, and login flows.
• Preserved menu item actions in admin dropdowns. #4453
• Fixed expanded-menu spacing and realtime search bar styling.
• Added missing 2FA translations and polished Traditional Chinese 2FA copy.

Migrations

• Added prisma/migrations/24_lowercase_username to normalize usernames from pre-3.2 installations while safely handling conflicts with soft-deleted accounts.

Thanks

@nrps9909 @tomazic89 @NoiceHax

Full Changelog: https://github.com/umami-software/umami/compare/v3.3.0...v3.3.1

Umami v3.3.0 is here with new Two-Factor Authentication, session identity stitching, property filtering, board cloning, sparklines, improved bounce detection, and a large set of security, performance, and UI fixes.

New features

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Umami now supports TOTP-based two-factor authentication for self-hosted installs.

• 2FA setup with QR code and manual key entry
• Backup codes for account recovery
• 2FA step integrated into the login flow
• User security settings page
• Team-level 2FA enforcement settings
• Admin security settings and 2FA reset for users
• Rate limiting with 429 responses on repeated failed attempts
• Transactional backup code handling to prevent double-use race conditions

Session identity stitching

Sessions are now stitched together when a visitor is identified, giving you a complete view of activity across devices and visits.

• Identified sessions are linked for post-identify reads
• Linked ID displayed in the session profile
• Session delete feature for relational databases #2940
• Session modals use full-height layouts with improved mobile behavior

Session and event property filtering

Filter your data using session and event properties. #2945 #4008

• Property filters across session and event data views
• Unique session data entries enforced at the database level
• Duplicate data types resolved using dominant type logic
• Performance improvements for session activity queries

Board cloning

Boards can now be cloned, making it easy to duplicate and iterate on dashboards.

Sparklines

Website, Link, and Pixel tables now display sparklines for a quick visual overview of activity.

Tracking code workflow

Adding a new website now walks you through installing the tracking code.

Bounce detection

• Simplified bounce definition for SPA websites
• Optimized bounce detection queries

Tracker and API improvements

• Tracker build converted to TypeScript with published type definitions
• recorder.js CORS header support #4426
• Punycode domain support #2170
• Same-domain referrers are no longer saved and path-only referrers resolve correctly
• IRR (Iranian Rial) added to supported currencies
• Improved Persian (fa-IR) support and Hebrew RTL support
• Organic Facebook traffic channel attribution #4297
• Web app manifest fetched with credentials

Security

• Server-side validation for website name and domain input
• Hardened event data deletion #4435
• Hardened report references in boards
• Minimum 8-character slug enforced on share link create/update #4376
• Channel metrics literals escaped in queries
• Docker runtime image CVE fixes and bundled npm removed
• 2FA encryption key validation and transactional OTP handling

Migrations

This release includes schema migrations for session linking, 2FA, and session data:

• prisma/migrations/21_add_session_link
• prisma/migrations/22_add_2fa
• prisma/migrations/23_update_session_data

Migrations run automatically during the build process.

Fixes

• Funnel validation #4434
• Revenue query filtering #4286
• Board funnel and goal preview
• ComboBox and MultiSelect issues #4355
• Session modal issues on mobile #4358
• Session modals dismiss when clicking outside
• Dashboard empty-state Edit label
• formatLongNumber billions calculation
• Custom CLIENT_IP_HEADER not parsing x-forwarded-for chains
• GROUP BY error in event data queries on PostgreSQL
• Identified session ID generation
• Session 404 handling with added test coverage
• Heatmap and session replay mobile layouts #4417
• Heatmap iframe alignment and viewport clipping
• Website transfer state bug
• Dialog context error in language popover
• Docker ALLOWED_FRAME_URLS resolved from the runtime environment
• Docker server runs as PID 1 to drop idle launcher processes
• Website events query performance and activity search persistence
• Sidebar navigation accessibility and layout improvements
• Themed overlay scroll areas replacing global scrollbars
• Missing translations for Russian, Korean, Spanish, German, and European Portuguese

Updates

• Next.js 16.3.0
• Prisma 7.9.1
• React Zen component library upgrades
• Tracker type checking added to the build
• Runtime, frontend, and security dependency updates

Thanks

@boutterudy @Yashh56 @sushant-kataria @maxiride @Niki2k1 @mamal72 @m0sth8 @Sagittarius @luca-seemann @brantsrasmus @imparpaulo01 @sarmah-rup @rogerhmar @ShubhamPathak1 @leonacostaok @Kopaev @daeho-ro @PeterUstinox @Sebasmzt @sebiweise @anvme

Full Changelog: https://github.com/umami-software/umami/compare/v3.2.0...v3.3.0

Umami v3.2.0 is here with new Heatmaps, improved properties reporting, better Session Replay controls, revenue report improvements, and a large set of security, performance, and UI fixes.

New features

Heatmaps

Heatmaps are now available as a first-class website report. Use click and scroll heatmaps to understand where visitors interact with each page, with overlays rendered from captured replay snapshots.

• Click and scroll heatmap reports
• Snapshot-based rendering with iframe previews
• Page path filtering
• Screen-width grouping for responsive layouts
• Depth labels and improved overlay scaling
• Self-hosted heatmap recording and storage support

Session Replay improvements

Session Replay received a round of reliability, filtering, and playback improvements.

• Replay filters for finding sessions faster
• Fragmented replay events are normalized for playback
• Full rrweb snapshots are handled as separate replay chunks
• Replay payloads are chunked and oversized payloads are rejected
• Replay events flush on pagehide with a shorter interval
• Mobile layout and modal styling improvements

Event and session property reporting

Property reports now support richer data types and reusable charting across both event data and session data.

• Event data filters for booleans, dates, and arrays
• Event data charts for arrays, booleans, dates, and numeric values
• Session data screens with filtering, pivot tables, and property charts
• Property filter UI shared across event and session data
• Query optimizations for session property filters

Revenue reporting

Revenue reports have been split into focused APIs and views for better performance and flexibility.

• Cumulative mode for revenue charts
• Separate revenue chart, metrics, stats, and session queries
• Revenue metrics table and metrics bar
• Improved realtime report UI

DataGrid and table improvements

• Manual table/card view toggle for DataGrid
• Sorting on non-analytics tables, including websites, boards, links, pixels, teams, and admin tables
• Horizontal scrolling for overflowing tables
• Stable event chart colors across date range changes
• Hidden events stay hidden when the date range changes

Tracker and API improvements

• data-auto-pageview tracker attribute to suppress SPA pageview tracking when auto-pageview is disabled
• Tracker click handling for annotated containers
• Graceful handling for invalid pushState URLs
• URL query values included in pages report display
• LLM channel logic
• URL pageview metric and expanded metric support
• Configurable internal API URL handling

Sharing

• Share page options for filtering and theme enforcement
• Share-token permissions for websites, boards, links, and pixels
• Board share entity authorization fixes
• Unrestricted access for share tokens without section flags

Security

• Invalidates authenticated sessions after password changes
• Sanitizes sensitive data in logs
• Hides internal Prisma and database errors from API responses
• Hardens analytics writes and avoids leaking internal server errors to clients
• Validates SSO redirect URLs before setting auth tokens
• Restricts team owner assignment to admins
• Enforces team role hierarchy on user updates and removals
• Fixes share token confusion vulnerabilities
• Tightens API access checks by website section and share permissions
• Sanitizes CSV exports against formula injection
• Limits batch API payloads to 500 items
• Uses authenticated Redis keys on logout

Migrations

This release includes schema migrations for Heatmaps and event/session data pivot support:

• prisma/migrations/20_add_heatmap

Migrations run automatically during the build process.

Fixes

• Retention report completeness
• Dashboard and Board editing in Firefox #4168
• Funnel alias issues #4144
• Ambiguous query errors #4176
• Username login case-insensitivity #3981
• Redirect logged-in users away from the login page
• Active users indicator realtime link
• Website selector dropdown limit increased from 10 to 100
• DataGrid pagination preserving query params
• Long URLs in Links table pushing action buttons off-screen
• Long distinct IDs in session info
• Invalid dates causing Firefox event chart errors
• NaN timestamps breaking event charts in Firefox
• Pages report url_query display
• Empty and null value handling
• Malformed client IP handling in /api/send
• Invalid IP and localhost lookup failures in location detection
• Channel metrics queries
• Column alias collisions in session filters
• Pie chart rendering without a default height
• Broken demo link in the README
• Missing translations and consistency updates across multiple locales
• Country and flag data updates

Updates

• Next.js 16.2.6
• Prisma 7.8.0
• Cypress and Jest test suites migrated to Playwright and Vitest
• GitHub workflows migrated to Blacksmith runners
• Runtime, frontend, and security dependency updates

Thanks

@nurlennart @IEBqp @Maxime-J @Karthited @Nirator78 @manuelfesantos @JLUpengjiaji @yhyasyrian @tairosonloa @c0ball @anvme @yancat160 @seojcarlos @God-2077 @sputnik-mac @avasis-ai @SAYOUNCDR @nielskaspers @AymanAlSuleihi @gputier @ElfenB @ip00 @swayam-mishra @mturac @KadirFiratFTW @Kyzenkms

Full Changelog: https://github.com/umami-software/umami/compare/v3.1.0...v3.2.0

Umami v3.1.0 is here with a ton of new features, including the much-anticipated Boards and Session Replay. This release also brings Web Vitals performance tracking, a redesigned share page, and hundreds of fixes and improvements.

New features

Boards

Boards are here! Create your own custom dashboards by composing components on a flexible row/column canvas. Pick from charts, tables, and metric components, bind them to any website, and share the finished board with your team.

• Row/column layout editor with resize, reorder, and remove controls
• Per-component website binding and live preview
• Free-form TextBlock components for notes and section headers
• Board sharing, duplication, and table-level edit/delete actions
• Dashboard-wide date range and filter controls

Session Replay

Watch real user sessions replayed in the browser. Session Replay is built on rrweb and works alongside your existing tracker.

• Configurable masking levels for privacy (defaults to moderate)
• Per-visit recording so replays stay short and focused
• Filterable replays table with event-level filtering
• Replay modal with mobile-friendly playback

Web Vitals performance tracking

Track Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS, FCP, TTFB) from your visitors' browsers. The redesigned Performance page shows industry-standard calculations with rating badges for each metric.

Redesigned share page

Share pages have a fresh look with full mobile support, a collapsible sidenav, and per-share display options. You can now:

• Name each share link
• Choose which sections visitors can see (overview, events, etc.)
• Apply filtered navigation so visitors only see what you want

Filters, segments, and cohorts

• OR logic across filters, segments, and cohorts
• Regex operators for more powerful matching
• Multiselect on equals/not-equals operators
• UTM filters and fields exposed throughout the app
• Exclude bounces toggle with filter-form integration

Funnels

• Per-step event property filters in both funnel creation and overview
• Wildcard support in the goals report

Other improvements

• Custom slug support for Links
• Pixel and Link detail pages with sharing
• MetricsBar added to the Events page
• Event type filter on Journeys
• Time unit selector (hour/day/month)
• Distinct ID available as a filter and metric dimension
• Cache-control headers on GET responses
• SKIP_BUILD_GEO env variable to skip geo DB build
• Configurable salt rotation period via env vars
• EdgeOne geolocation headers
• Version endpoint and settings display
• Download for breakdown reports
• Pagination limit on event charts, metrics tables, and UTM reports

Admin & internationalization

• Migrated from react-intl to next-intl with all 51 locale files translated
• Adopted the react-zen design system across the app
• Consolidated top navigation with embedded selectors for websites, boards, links, and pixels
• Team validation and redirect for invalid teams
• Team-gated feature resolution via Redis

Security

• Fixed IDOR vulnerabilities in reports and segments
• Blocked share tokens from all editing permissions and API modifications
• Restricted x-umami-client-* headers to cloud mode
• Various dependency vulnerability fixes (tar, ajv, jws, brace-expansion, next)

Migrations

This release includes schema migrations for Boards, Shares, Session Replay, and board duplicate-key handling. Migrations run automatically during the build process.

Fixes

• PostgreSQL 12/13 syntax error in Journeys #3970
• Implicit alias syntax error in Postgres session and event queries #4147
• name alias compatibility for Postgres 12 relational queries #3970
• Table alias missing in filterQuery #3869
• Timezone not applied to relational queries #3975
• Revenue chart timezone mismatch #4107
• Ambiguous session_id errors in SQL queries
• Breakdown alias column not found
• www. prefix not stripped during hostname comparison #3256
• Minute label formatting #3088
• Website select page size limited to 10 #3913
• Deleted website visibility #3865
• BASE_PATH support #4064
• Pixel event tracking #4028
• Pagination issues #4029
• Login email case-sensitivity #3981
• Tracker double-initialization when script injected more than once
• Tracker fetch priority now set to low #3642
• robots.txt fixes #3996
• Goals wildcard support #4086
• MetricsBar on Events page #3830
• Distinct ID in filters / expanded metrics #3861
• Team admin workflow for team members #2767
• Event type filter for Journeys #2803
• Salt rotation configurable via env #3427
• Share token allowing access to pages with undefined share params
• Fix #4058 (pixel tracking null referrer)
• Autofill background color in forms
• Denied storage access in tracker
• Prisma session race condition
• Docker Prisma migrate and stray query log
• Monthly truncation timezone issue
• Share page retention and logo margins
• Filters persisting across website change
• "All time" filter on websites with no data
• Japanese translation for "breakdown" label
• UAE emirate names in iso-3166-2.json
• IPv6 handling for client IP detection
• Numerous mobile UI fixes across admin, nav, share, and team screens

Updates

• Next.js 16.2.4
• Prisma 7.6.0
• Minimum Node.js version bumped to 22 (Prisma 7 requirement)

Thanks

@Yashh56 @boutterudy @AymanAlSuleihi @juanisidoro @cryst-hq @RaenonX @PaiJi @Gouttfi @AlejandroGispert @lawrence3699 @kkhys @journry789 @sputnik-mac @sbozh @Mintimate @Mravuri96 @maphubs @maennenajere @XahidEx @IndraGunawan @GochoMugo @FEgor04 @Nayrode @diogotcorreia @dyanakiev @fauzora @BrentRobert @hilja

Patch release for the latest Next.js security issue. See https://nextjs.org/blog/security-update-2025-12-11

This is a patch release to address the Next.js CVE and fixes many bugs.

Fixes

• Nextjs/RSC critical vulnerability #3829
• Time range selection back and forward arrows not jumping with correct steps #3828
• Links and Pixels are prefetched on dashboard #3814
• In the chart legend, when the URL is too long, the legend extends beyond the container boundaries, disrupting the page layout. #3813
• User is not able to switch back to My Account after switching to the Team #3802
• Reset of website stats is not possible after entries in Revenue table #3798
• Team workspace is not selectable after login #3796
• Error with long UTM parameters and click IDs #3790
• Direct visitors are missing on Channels (3.0.1) #3789
• "Last seen" - "First seen" fields broken since 3.0.1 #3775
• Tests are failing in 3.0.1 #3773
• Revenue sums not showing in 3.0.1 #3769
• Read-only prevents user from joining team #3764
• Regression: URL theme and lang parameters no longer work for public share links #3754

Updates

• Next.js 15.5.7
• Prisma 6.19.0

Thanks

@Lokimorty @imsyedabdullah @RaenonX @IndraGunawan

This is a patch release that fixes many bugs.

Fixes

• Password managers unable to detect email field on login form #3735
• Support local timezone for date period #3733
• Event data raw query failure #3732
• Website Stats API Call returns null in some fields #3712
• Loop when login page not accessed directly #3703
• Geo-location tracking (Country) broken in v3.0, showing "Unknown" for majority of visitors #3701
• UX – Prevent exporting empty datasets #3699
• Events view for "Today" doesn't show all hourly columns #3697
• Realtime activity view basically unusable on mobile #3694
• No Revenue showing after update to 3.0.0 #3692
• Deprecated timezone 'Asia/Saigon' causes PostgreSQL error in Umami (chart shows empty) #3691
• Support local timezone for date period #3733
• Long links are cut off #3680
• Queries fail with Asia/Calcutta timezone → Postgres 22023 / Prisma P2010 (Umami 2.19.0) #3660
• Location statistics broken when tracking IPv6 clients #3616
• Invalid reference to FROM-clause entry for table "session_data" at character 362 #3545

Thanks

@Maxime-J @Mintimate @prince0xdev @mathis5711

We are excited to announce the release of Umami v3! This release comes with a new interface, lots of new features and enhancements and lays the groundwork for the future of the application. Read more about it on our blog post.

New features and improvements

Updated UI

We've updated the UI to be more user friendly and help you see all your data at a glance. With the new navigation bar you can quickly see all your website content and even easily switch between websites with the embedded dropdown.

Additionally, all the previous reports have been separated out into individual pages for easier access.

Improved filters

Filters are now applied universally everywhere in the application via the query string. That means you can copy the URL to share with your team and it will remember what filters were applied.

We've also enhanced the filter form so that you can add and edit multiple filters at once.

Segments and cohorts

Segments are a set of filters that you can save to use for later. For example, you can create a segment called Windows users from the United States, and apply it to your data via the filter form.

A cohort is a group of users who share a common event or experience during a specific time period, and are then tracked over time. For example, you can create a cohort called Users who signed up in November. You can then analyze retention or behavior over time. Just like segments, cohorts can be applied as a filter parameter.

Links and pixels

Umami v3 introduces two additional elements you can use for tracking, links and pixels. Links are simply short URLs that redirect to another URL. You can use links to measure how often users are clicking on certain links or as download links to a file to see how many downloads it received.

Pixels are invisible images your can embed elsewhere to measure traffic. For example, on external websites where you can't install a website tracker but can post images. You can also embed pixels into your emails to measure open rates, for example in a monthly newsletter to members.

Both links and pixels have their own stats pages just like websites.

New admin page

There is a new dedicated admin page for admin users. You can view and make changes to all the users, websites and teams in the system.

Coming soon

One feature that unfortunately didn't make it into this release was Boards. With boards, you would be able to create your own dashboards and components to display your data however you like. We're still hard at work on it and it will be available in the next release.

Breaking changes

Umami v3 no longer supports MySQL as a database option, only PostgreSQL. If you want to migrate your data over we've written a guide to help you migrate.

Updates

• Next v15.5.3
• Prisma v6.18.0

Thanks

@mdotme @mcnaveen @kronthto @malwarepad @nickcmaynard @andreynering @matiasfacello @halkeye @fauzora @0xflotus @badmike @fnwbr @markkuhar