Moving between pages just got a lot smoother

When you browse the Marketplace, the Catalog or the Gallery, you spend your time clicking "next page", filtering, going back, sharing a link with someone. You repeat these small actions dozens of times. Over the past few weeks, we've taken them one by one to make them more pleasant.

Your links now go out complete

When you filter the Catalog by brand, piece count or theme, the page address reflects exactly what you see. If you copy it to send to someone or bookmark it, they'll open the same thing you did: same filters, same page, same sort order.

Before, some filters got lost along the way. Not anymore.

Scrolling reacts immediately

When you click "next page", the page starts scrolling up straight away, without waiting for the new cards to load. No more sense that your click was ignored.

And scrolling stops just above the grid, not all the way to the top. Your filters and sort bar stay visible, so you keep the context of your search.

Clearer loading everywhere

On the Catalog and the Gallery, a gray preview already appeared while a new page loaded. That wasn't the case on the Marketplace, which could look frozen for a brief moment.

It's now aligned: all three pages show the same loading preview. You see straight away that something is happening, even if the server takes a second to respond.

A few extra touches

• Odd addresses typed at random into the browser bar no longer trigger strange behavior. They fall back cleanly to page 1.
• A smooth transition between pages softens the shift from one card grid to the next on recent browsers.
• The "previous page" and "next page" buttons are better highlighted when you select them with the keyboard, for those who navigate without a mouse.
• Several search-engine details were fixed so your pages are better indexed.

And after that?

Moving between pages is now the same everywhere: robust, visually snappy, predictable. The next projects await your feedback: returning to your exact position after going back, and progressive loading to browse the Catalog without having to click.

If something feels off while you navigate, tell us. It's the kind of detail you only catch through real use.