XML, opened like everything else Drop or paste an XML file and the repeating element becomes your rows. Attributes arrive as their own columns, nested values are one click from being flattened the way JSON already is, and a document is read without ever fetching anything it points at. A GRID THAT BEHAVES LIKE A GRID Click a cell and use the arrow keys, Tab, Enter, Home and End. Hold Shift to select a range. Start typing to replace a cell, or press F2 to edit what is there - Enter commits and drops a row, Tab commits and moves right. A selection now does something: copy it as tab-separated text and paste it straight into a spreadsheet or an email, fill down or fill right from the edge of the selection, or clear it. All four are on a right-click as well as the keyboard, and each one becomes a single undoable step, so it survives export and travels in a saved recipe. There is also a paper switch above the grid, for reading dark text on white the way a spreadsheet does. It changes the grid alone and leaves your theme everywhere else. CONVERT DATES A new step reads eleven date formats - ISO, epoch in seconds through nanoseconds, US and European slashes, Apache, syslog, Go - and writes back ISO, a plain date, date and time, US or European slashes, or epoch. It detects the format from your data, so adding the step usually gets it right on the first click. A value that does not match becomes empty rather than passing through, so a column that is half one format and half another shows you which rows. RECENT FILES, WHEREVER YOU ARE The list of everything you have opened is now in the header rather than only on the home screen, so you can get back to a file without closing the one you are on. Pasted tables are in it too, under a name of their own, and reopening any of them brings its cleaning steps back. PIVOT AND CHART Pivot columns size to their contents instead of stretching, fields can be dragged into a different order inside a zone, and any header sorts - by a measure to find the big numbers, or by a key to put it in order. Subtotals stay with their groups and the grand total stays last. The chart's Vega-Lite spec is now editable in place, with a run button that redraws from what you typed and a reset that hands control back to the dropdowns. The spec carries no data, so what you edit stays a method you could paste into a notebook. FIXED Pasting into a text field - the regex box, a rename, the SQL console - no longer replaced the file you were working on. The menu bar's hover-to-switch works. The launch splash holds long enough to read.