Convert keyframes between rotation modes with Ctrl R.

Rasterize Points, Poisson Solver and Construct Curves.

Toon shading and lighting effects, plus equirectangular, fisheye and mirror ball cameras.

Effects organised as a stack, with grouped data handling.

Scene strips update their length on their own, and many datablocks drop straight onto the timeline.

Import and export edits to and from other editing software.

Ripple, Shuffle and Overwrite overlap modes (R, S, V), Ripple Trim and Ripple Delete.

Annotate node trees, with Markdown formatting.

Arrange objects anywhere in the Outliner.

Find any property or operator in any editor's sidebar, add-on tabs included.

Legacy pre-downloaded extensions install and uninstall in fewer clicks, and the Asset Libraries filter has an icon.

Node highlights stand out more, and curve handle colours are easier to read.

Double entries are gone (Import FBX, Link to Scene, Snap, Implicit Conversion). Pose and Weight Paint get Show/Hide submenus, and tool shelves follow the Add menu order.

New Geometry Nodes, Shader light nodes and Compositor nodes get icons and tool shelf entries: Comment, XPBD Solver, Construct Curves, Rasterize Points, Grid Solve Poisson, Combine List and the Bundle nodes.

• Ripple Delete closes the gap when a strip goes.
• Lasso select uses the same hotkeys as the other editors.
• Keyframing tools sit together in the Timeline footers, with matching frame range icons.

Scene strips get gizmos in the Dopesheet: drag their edges to change the frame range, without opening the Sequencer.

Drag left or right on the navigation gizmo to roll the view. An angle readout follows the drag, so a tilt is easy to undo.

Roll buttons and a hotkey sit in the 3D View sidebar too.