Summary
The change is intended to improve editor and published-app performance, with the largest gains on larger projects and slower connections; WeWeb says internal tests roughly halved RAM use. The release note also positions the change as groundwork for making public pages easier for search engines and AI assistants to discover and understand.
Why it matters
It links a concrete rendering and memory optimisation to the discoverability requirements of modern web applications.
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