The getHeaders() method for the Request Object now supports all EdgeWorkers event handlers.

A built-in watermarking module is now available to use in your EdgeWorkers functions. You can use it to watermark Over-The-Top (OTT) content delivered in an Adaptive Bitrate (ABR) format. This watermarking solution currently doesn’t support interoperability with partial object caching. Please reach out to your account team if you require partial object caching.

You can now view EdgeWorkers error reports in the mPulse App Error List and App Error Summary dashboards. These reports include data about EdgeWorkers errors generated due to JavaScript errors. You can also find additional information in the form of a JavaScript stack trace. To learn more, go to the Integrate mPulse reports section in this guide.

The built-in crypto module now supports the sign() method that you can use to generate digital signatures.

You can now configure the Code Profiler to run the EdgeWorkers initialization code first.

There are new character constraints for the Request Object and Response Object addHeaderandsetHeader methods.

We've increased the maximum streaming request size back to its original value of 1 MB when request.body is called in the responseProvider event handler.

The jwt module is now available to verify JWT tokens using digital signatures.

The html-rewriter module is now available to use in your EdgeWorkers functions to consume and rewrite HTML documents. It supports use cases such as, website personalization, ad insertion, search and replace, and JavaScript templating.

The HLS parser and DASH parser external modules are available for you to import into your EdgeWorkers code bundle to build the following video use cases.