it's been a while since we shipped Confluence 3.1 in December. Since then, we've been having heaps of fun at our second Lab Week, during which we experimented with all sorts of new technology and crazy ideas, mainly around the editor. We've been busy coding up new features over the last weeks, but also various back-end changes. Milestones 1 and 2 were internal only and didn't show much visual anyway, but now we're getting there.
The Confluence 3.2 development cycle is going to be a short one. We are currently aiming at shipping in Mid March. There will probably be one a M4 milestone in two weeks, but then we're in Beta mode already.
The new link browser is now available in the editor toolbar (the old one is still there as a backup).
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Note: this funky icon is temporary
This new browser now has all the functionality present in the current link popup, except for the recently modified tab. You can now add links to attachments and recently viewed pages, which weren't available in m2. Please raise any bugs found against the linking component in Confluence.
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Know issues
We are going to bundle the new Documentation Theme,
We are introducing a theme that by default has sidebars. The main work here is behind the scenes, fixing up our HTML and CSS so that 3rd-party theme developers will benefit and be able to write such themes more easily.
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If you're wondering where the 'sudden green' has come from, it has originated from Confluence's product colour on our website.
Naturally the colour scheme is customisable:
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Known issues

The Engine Room has upgraded plenty of libaries:
More documentation about REST will soon follow.
There are still heaps of improvements that will make it into 3.2, so stay tuned for M4 and Beta1, both due this month.
Cheers,
The Confluence Development Team