Every list in the platform that pages or searches follows the same rules: the page you are on and the size of a page are read from the address bar the same way, links back to a page are written the same way, and the previous/next controls under a list look and behave the same. Those rules used to be written twice — once for the platform, once for the console — so a correction to one could quietly miss the other.

They are now one implementation, used by both. Nothing changes on screen: the same addresses work, the same controls appear, and a nonsense page number in the address bar is still treated as the first page rather than breaking the list. What changes is that the next improvement to paging — or the next fix — reaches every list at once instead of only the half that happened to be updated.

One difference is worth knowing about: stepping between pages on a handful of lists now reloads the page rather than switching in place, which is how the platform’s other tables have always behaved. It is a fraction slower on those lists and nothing else about them changes.