FLORA Weekly
No. 084, (latest issue)
Cancel Mid-Run & Quality of Life Updates
This week puts you back in control of the canvas: stop any generation mid-run, rework your node graph faster, and share an exact spot on a canvas with a single link. Other improvements: you can change your own account email, and Decks picks up text links, layer copy-paste, and a roomier editor.
New
Cancel a generation mid-run
Stop any in-flight generation and clear it instantly.
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A Cancel button sits beside Run all whenever something is running, with matching options in the canvas right-click menu and each queue row's “…” menu. The node snaps back to its pre-run state and a late result never lands on it — so you are never stuck waiting out a run you didn't mean to start.
Change your email address
Update your primary email from account settings yourself; your account keeps all of its projects and data under the new address.
@-mention your uploads in chat
Images you drop into the chat composer now appear in the @ menu under “Uploads,” so you can reference them by name: “update @my_logo.png to match @reference.png.”
Copy a link to a canvas selection
Select two or more nodes (or a single node or field from the right-click menu) and copy a share-aware link.
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Whoever opens it lands right on that selection, Figma-style.
Share a link to a workspace
Hover a workspace in the switcher to copy a link that opens FLORA directly in it — handy when you work across several sub-workspaces.
Deck text links & a bigger deck node
Highlight any text in a deck and drop a URL into the new “Links to” field, and edit on a deck node that is now 1.5x larger on the canvas.
Copy and paste deck layers
Right-click a Decks layer to copy it and paste it onto another slide, keeping its formatting and position.
Grok in Open in Agent
The Open in Agent dialog adds Grok Bot and Grok tabs, each opening with your project prompt prefilled.
Improved
Smarter bulk connections
Connect a mixed selection (say an image and a text block) to another node in one go.
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Bulk drops are now all-or-nothing and tell you why a connection won't fit, instead of silently dropping it.
Faster graph rewiring
Merge input bundles onto a different node type, copy a bundle with Option, and duplicate outgoing wires, so rearranging a canvas behaves the way you expect.
“Clear node” keeps your setup
Clearing a node now wipes only its output and keeps the model, parameters, and prompts, so you can duplicate a canvas, clear the results, and reuse the whole setup for the next project.
A quieter canvas for power users
Two new preferences (Account → Preferences → Canvas) let you hide model logos on nodes and collapse input handles.
Continue chat media on the canvas
Open media generated in chat straight into a project, with clearer media-toolbar tooltips along the way.
Resizable chat panel
Drag the side-panel chat to the width you want; it is remembered per browser.
New chat in a new tab
Cmd/Ctrl-click (or middle-click) any “New chat” control to open a fresh chat in a new tab.
Clearer deck editing
The editor's small X is now a labeled “Save and Close” button, and a node's Tools dropdown scrolls instead of getting clipped off-screen.
Fixes
- The canvas recovers on its own from a lost graphics context instead of crashing the app.
- Fixed corrupted canvas text that could leave a stuck “Inpainting” header.
- Downloads from the share modal keep their file extensions.
- A click-then-drag on a node is no longer mistaken for a double-click.
- The deck editor no longer renders below the top of the window, and version-refresh toasts stay clickable.
- You can now add images to an Element created from the library without an active project.
