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The leads list is lighter and quicker to work with
The list page is more than twice as light and the response to actions about three times lighter; the default is 20 rows per page, and the call feed opens as you need it.
If you work with a long list of leads, it used to open slowly. The list is lighter now: the page is more than twice as light when you open it, and the response to your actions — filtering, moving between pages, editing in a row — about three times lighter. The difference shows most on office computers and on a slow connection.
The list now shows 20 rows per page by default instead of the previous 50. A shorter page loads sooner, and if another size suits you better, you can pick 20, 50 or 100 rows in the list itself — the selector is right there, not in the settings.
In the "Full history" mode, the call feed inside a row shows the eight latest entries, with a note of how many are left. One click brings the rest into the same place, without taking you out of the list. A lead with a long history no longer weighs the page down for everyone who opens it.
The browser now receives only the view its screen needs: cards on a phone, the table on a computer. Both used to be sent, and half of it was discarded. There is nothing to set up — the system recognises the screen on its own.
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