Builder Context Menu & Google Login Improvements

Builder Context Menu & Google Login Improvements

We’ve been working on a stability and usability update for Spixor focused on two important areas: the builder context menu and Google login.

A smoother context menu inside the builder

The context menu is one of those features that should feel invisible when it works well. Right-clicking inside the builder should give you the right actions at the right time, whether you are working on the canvas, inside a view, on an element, or inside the layer tree.

In this update, we improved the context menu foundation so it can better understand where you are working:

• canvas and background right-click actions;

• view and element right-click actions;

• smoother open and close behavior;

• better support for light and dark mode;

• improved positioning near screen edges;

• cleaner menu rendering above the canvas and editor layers;

• stronger internal debugging for future improvements.

This work is part of a bigger goal: making the Spixor builder feel faster, smoother and more professional while keeping the interface easy to use.

Improved Google login and account recognition

We also improved Google login across Spixor.

Google sign-in now works more reliably with existing Spixor accounts and connected Google/Gmail accounts. This means Spixor can better recognize when a Google account is already linked to an existing Spixor user, even when the main Spixor login email and the connected Gmail account are different.

We also improved multi-account handling. If one Google account can be linked to more than one Spixor account, Spixor can show an account chooser so users can pick the correct workspace/account.

For accounts with two-step verification enabled, Spixor now keeps that extra security layer in place before opening the dashboard.

Why this matters

These updates are not just technical fixes. They are part of the foundation for where Spixor is heading.

We want the builder to feel flexible and creative, but still reliable and structured underneath.

Our long-term direction is clear:

Free to build, with clean structure under the hood.