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# Release Notes
## Release 2026-06-10
**What's New in This Sprint**
**ChIP-seq and ATAC-seq Analysis Have Arrived** The wait is over. Run ChIP-seq and ATAC-seq analyses directly in Mithrl, no detours required. Import your datasets from the same screen you already know, and the platform handles the rest: automated quality control, processing, all of it. Raw data to results, faster than ever.
**Your Datasets Now Come With Ideas** Create a new dataset and Mithrl gets to work immediately, inferring your research goal and surfacing up to three suggested questions to kickstart your analysis. Less staring at a blank screen, more discovering.
**Data Visualizations, Now Fully Interactive by Default** Every new visualization ships as an interactive chart. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, go full-screen when you want the big picture. Annotations leveled up too: rectangle and lasso selection, shaded regions, and a clear-all option (with confirmation, because we've all been there). Note the Toggle New Charts Renderer setting is no longer available.
**Platform Updates:** Fresher Under the Hood Everything is now fully up to date, which means a more stable, secure, and consistent experience every day. We also made internal improvements that help us catch and squash issues before they ever reach you.
**Performance:** Built for the Heavy Lifting Faster, more reliable, and ready for your biggest workloads. Significant infrastructure improvements mean fewer slowdowns when demand spikes, so your analyses keep humming along.
**Security:** Routine security patches
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## Release 2026-05-28
**What's New in Release 2026-05-08**
**Migration to the New Dataset Format**
If you have existing datasets created in the older Mithrl v1.0, we've started migrating user accounts to the new Mithrl v2 platform. Users have the option to use Mithrl v1 or v2. To toggle between v1 and v2, users should go to Settings>Toggle Analysis Mode.
We suggest you start to use only Mithrl v2 as we plan to retire Mithrl v1 soon. The advantages of Mithrl v2 include:
* collaborative planning of analysis
* faster data analysis
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**A New Interactive Charting Experience (Opt-In Preview)**
A new charting engine makes it easier to explore, annotate, and share your data, with interactive zoom, lasso selection, custom styling, and one-click export. It is available as an opt-in preview now and will become the default in a future release. To unlock this feature go to Settings>Toggle New Charts Renderer.
**More Resilient Dataset Processing**
Importing datasets is now more reliable, even when input files have minor gaps or inconsistencies.
**Platform Stability and Infrastructure**
We've made behind-the-scenes improvements to how we test and deploy updates, so you can expect a more stable and reliable platform going forward.
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