Changelog

Stale-if-error directive now supported with Cache-control header for all responses, which allows the cache serves a stale response when an error is encountered instead of returning a hard error to the client

Browserbase is now available on the Vercel Marketplace, allowing teams to run browser automation for AI agents without managing infrastructure.

You can now access MiniMax M2.5 through Vercel's AI Gateway with no other provider accounts required.

Any new deployment containing a version of next-mdx-remote that is vulnerable to CVE-2026-0969 will now automatically fail to deploy on Vercel.

You can now access Z.AI's latest model, GLM 5, via Vercel's AI Gateway with no other provider accounts required.

Vercel sandboxes now allow you to restrict access to the internet to keep exfiltration risks to a minimum

Create and manage feature flags in the Vercel Dashboard with targeting rules, user segments, and environment controls. Works seamlessly with the Flags SDK for Next.js and Svelte.

Vercel now supports Sign in with Apple, enabling faster access for users with Apple accounts and devices