Reading Loaded PostHog Feature Flags Without Exposure Events
PostHog’s JS web SDK now includes getAllFeatureFlags(), which returns every currently loaded flag in one call. Each flag includes its key,…
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PostHog Feature Breakdowns is our running analysis of PostHog’s newest releases. Each post takes a fresh feature or update and translates it into clear, practical guidance for teams who rely on PostHog for product decisions, analytics, and experimentation.
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PostHog’s JS web SDK now includes getAllFeatureFlags(), which returns every currently loaded flag in one call. Each flag includes its key,…
Most teams already have useful agent workflows. The problem is that those workflows often live in one person’s local skill…
PostHog added per-pipeline notification settings for data pipeline errors. This is an alerting-quality update. It gives teams a more precise…
PostHog trends line and bar charts now support custom X-axis and Y-axis labels. That may sound minor, but anyone who…
One of the useful PostHog experiment updates from May 21, 2026 is the new organization-level default minimum detectable effect, or…
For a while, I had PostHog’s Session Replay turned on and felt like I was doing the right thing; recording…
If you’ve been using PostHog session-based funnels, there’s a small but meaningful update that changes how you investigate drop-offs. I…
I recently tested PostHog’s updated Error Tracking alerting. One improvement stood out immediately: I can now send alerts directly to…
Metric breakdowns is the fastest way I’ve found to answer the question every experiment eventually raises: “Where is the lift…
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