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 # CHANGELOG.md
 
-## v0.47.0 (unreleased)
-- Added a responsive, keyboard-accessible comparison of SQLPage and five alternative approaches to the official homepage.
-- The official homepage's database sculpture now scrolls natively with its section after the opening flight, and section layouts reserve its space with CSS grid.
-- For sites that store their pages in a database, checking for page updates no longer makes other pages wait when the database is busy. In a test, another page loaded in under 1 ms instead of about 250 ms.
+## unreleased
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+## v0.47.0 (2026-10-15)
 - Redesigned the official website homepage with live SQLPage examples, an interactive database sculpture, flowing section transitions, responsive layouts, and direct links to documentation and deployment guides.
+- For sites that store their pages in a database, checking for page updates no longer makes other pages wait when the database is busy. In a test, another page loaded in under 1 ms instead of about 250 ms.
 - Loading embedded card content no longer adds duplicate form submission or file validation handlers to existing fields. Fragment initialization also includes the element announcing the fragment.
 - **Mac users:** the downloadable `sqlpage-macos.tgz` is now code-signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple. macOS may still ask you to confirm opening it the first time. The binary can still load third-party ODBC database drivers.
-- **Mac users:** the downloadable `sqlpage-macos.tgz` now runs natively on Apple silicon (M-series Macs) and no longer runs on Intel Macs. Homebrew remains the recommended and easiest installation method. On an Intel Mac, [install Homebrew](https://brew.sh/) if needed, then run `brew install sqlpage` (or `brew update` followed by `brew upgrade sqlpage` if you already installed it with Homebrew). Open Terminal in your existing website folder and run `sqlpage` instead of `./sqlpage.bin`; keep your SQL files, database, and `sqlpage` configuration folder in place. Intel installations may build from source and take longer; see the [macOS installation guide](https://sql-page.com/your-first-sql-website/?os=macos#download) for setup and older macOS requirements.
+  - the downloadable `sqlpage-macos.tgz` now runs natively on Apple silicon (M-series Macs) and no longer runs on Intel Macs. Homebrew remains the recommended and easiest installation method. On an Intel Mac, [install Homebrew](https://brew.sh/) if needed, then run `brew install sqlpage` (or `brew update` followed by `brew upgrade sqlpage` if you already installed it with Homebrew). Open Terminal in your existing website folder and run `sqlpage` instead of `./sqlpage.bin`; keep your SQL files, database, and `sqlpage` configuration folder in place. Intel installations may build from source and take longer; see the [macOS installation guide](https://sql-page.com/your-first-sql-website/?os=macos#download) for setup and older macOS requirements.
 - Chart data points can now include a `link`. Clicking a point or its tooltip value opens that URL; a text x value in the tooltip title links to it too. The tooltip remains open while the pointer moves onto the link. ApexCharts was updated to [v7.6.0](https://github.com/apexcharts/apexcharts.js/releases/tag/v7.6.0) to support this.
 - Updated sqlx-oldapi to v0.6.57 to fix SQL Server fallback expressions such as `ISNULL($missing, 'default')` truncating defaults or failing for date values when the bound variable is `NULL`.
 - Fixed MSSQL `JSON_OBJECT('key': value)` expressions being rejected by SQLPage's parser, including when used in `SET` statements or nested in `sqlpage.*` function calls.