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# 2024 and earlier

Earlier releases of the Mimeeq Shopify plugin, from version 2.0 to 3.3.

{% updates format="full" %}
{% update date="2024-11-27" tags="new-features" %}

## Version 3.3

### New features

* A new setting creates a separate Shopify product or variant for each embed template. This is useful for different price lists per customer group, such as end clients and B2B resellers.
  {% endupdate %}

{% update date="2024-11-05" tags="new-features,improvement" %}

## Version 3.2

### New features

* Embed templates set to non-basket mode are now respected, so you can use Shopify as a non-shopping site without add to cart.

### Improvements

* Modular products now show a breakdown of each element on the cart page and in the order.
  {% endupdate %}

{% update date="2024-10-18" tags="new-features,improvement" %}

## Version 3.1

### New features

* A new setting controls whether products with a zero price can be added to the cart. If not allowed, customers see an error message.

### Improvements

* Better error handling for common issues, such as removing images that no longer exist or exceeding the media limit per product.
  {% endupdate %}

{% update date="2024-10-03" tags="new-features,improvement" %}

## Version 3.0

### New features

* You can now set an override price list for the whole store to support multiple market price lists, using one template for the configurator display and a different price list for products added to the cart.

### Improvements

* The app now uses Shopify's GraphQL API, replacing the deprecated REST API.
  {% endupdate %}

{% update date="2023-11-16" tags="new-features,improvement" %}

## Version 2.0

### New features

* Weights based on the configuration are now passed to newly created Shopify products. To learn how to pass weights, see [Item Master](/pricing-and-codes/pricing-setup/item-master.md).

### Improvements

* Mimeeq Button text now uses sentence case instead of upper case.
* Removed the override price group from the standalone app block.
* Embeds now use the new URL on our global CDN.
* Product sync now only syncs active products, not drafts.
* Updated the default settings for new installs.
  {% endupdate %}
  {% endupdates %}


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