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Similar to how if you were to use AWS S3, the same URL can be used for when new versions of the file are added, so it's always kept up to date. Currently, in Builder's asset manager, you can't simply replace assets, like images. You have to upload...

I would like to be able to target on a component level instead of on a page level. This would give a lot more flexibility without having to maintain two, almost identical, pages. For example, if we apply translation for most of a page, but a speci...

If I upload a video, it would be very useful to be able to generate a thumbnail at any given time slot, on the fly.

This could be useful for live feeds; similar to how socket.io works. It's actually a feature that DatoCMS has: https://www.datocms.com/docs/real-time-updates-api

A locked for editing feature would be useful to add to Builder. Here's an example of CMSs that utilize this feature: https://www.storyblok.com/apps/locking https://www.dotcms.com/docs/latest/content-check-in-checkout It would nice to be able to lo...

If I were making a custom component, then I could create a prop that accepts a file as custom field. Similarly, I would like the built-in Builder text component to accept a file.

This one should be super simple to implement. Sometimes, we can get pretty long URLs with dynamic content. It'd be so nice to be able to see the entire URL at once, so could you PLEASE make the Link URL fields be textareas instead of inputs?

It would be really nice if there could be some sort of spotlight on a visual diff viewer to point out which things on the page changed.

Often times I'll search for specific pages (or use a saved view) and then start editing a page. Once I'm done I'll return to the list of pages to update a similar page and have to search or open the saved view again. I'd love to be able to "return...

when a user has scheduled content they want to preview on a site or do some testing on, currently the only way to fetch the content from the content API is to manually include the date as a userAttribute: const targetDate = new Date();targetDate.s...