Include page fragments interactions for Analytics Cloud performance tracking. Previously, only assets displayed via native widgets (portlets) were instrumented for performance metrics

A user-centric consent management approach where consent preferences are securely stored on the server and linked to a registered user account, enabling a persistent, cross-device experience while maintaining user control and compliance.

Key Benefits:

• Seamless experience: Users are not repeatedly prompted for consent across devices or after clearing browser data.

• Stronger compliance & control: Consent is centrally managed, auditable, and can be optionally restricted by the user for cross-device storage.

A configurable consent access mechanism that allows administrators to enable and customize a persistent floating icon, giving end users continuous access to the Consent Panel after the initial banner interaction.

Key Benefits:

• Continuous user control: End users can easily revisit and modify or withdraw their consent at any time.

• Flexible configuration: Administrators can enable, disable, and customize the floating icon to match site needs and design.

Previously, comments might have been trapped in the Liferay UI; now, they are first-class citizens in the API, allowing for seamless discussion threads across any connected platform.

Liferay has expanded its Headless API capabilities to include full management of Object Entry comments. When commenting is enabled for an Object definition, developers can now interact with those discussions via dedicated REST endpoints. This update supports full CRUD operations (GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE) using External Reference Codes (ERCs) for easier identification across systems.

Key Benefits:

• Feature Parity for External Applications: Developers building custom front-ends can now provide a fully interactive "social" experience.

• Complete CRUD Capabilities: Users aren't just able to read comments; users can programmatically create, update, and delete them.