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Network log capture routes device traffic through a proxy to record HTTP calls, but it can block some apps from loading content. Open a mobile device preset and toggle "Capture Network Logs" off to run without the proxy. When capture is off, the Network Logs tab shows a clear notice. Existing presets are unaffected – capture stays on by default.

Pass projectShortId on any API or MCP call to specify which project to act on. A new list_projects endpoint (GET /v1/projects) and MCP tool return all project short IDs under your key, completing a create_project → list_projects → operate loop without leaving the API. Project-scoped keys continue to work as before, locked to their own project.

The GitHub check-run and review comment now include a "Remove block →" link that opens the override dialog on the QA.tech dashboard. The dialog collects a reason before unblocking; following a stale link on a non-overridable check shows a "Nothing to override" explainer instead of silently doing nothing, and reviews stuck in-progress can be overridden to unblock a merge. While a review runs, the PR review card shows each test case in real time – status icons, screenshots, failure details, and links to results. Re-running the same commit now creates a fresh check run instead of stalling on the previous verdict. Under Settings → Integrations → GitHub, the auto-run toggle now explains when reviews fire and when to disable it to avoid double-reviews, and "Block merges when a review fails" is now a step-by-step branch protection guide.

Open any project and look for the "Project ID" field in the overview panel – click it to copy the value to your clipboard. The ID is in proj-slug_shortId format (for example, proj-my-app_aB12cD). Pass it as projectShortId on any /v1/ endpoint or MCP tool call. The GET /v1/projects list response now returns shortId in this same format, so scripts that enumerate projects get a ready-to-use value without transformation.