Salesforce Overall: More Tools to Adopt Lightning Experience and Boost Productivity

Introducing new tools to guide you through a successful transition to Lightning Experience. You can also make a favorite list view your default list. Simplify appointment scheduling with the new Lightning Scheduler. Gain more insight from surveys with translations, new question types, and invitations. Master multiple windows with pop-out utilities and customized subtabs in console apps. Print a record page, appreciate coworkers with thanks badges, enjoy more data storage, and (of course) more!

Lightning Experience Adoption: More Ways to Discover and Adopt the New Salesforce
To make it easier to transition to Lightning Experience, we created a central hub for all of the recommended steps. Show Salesforce prompts that recommend Lightning Experience in sandbox environments, instead of only seeing these prompts in production orgs. Guide your users with custom help in the redesigned help menu.
Jump Right into Your Most Important List View with Pinned Lists
Do you have a go-to list view that you want to load as your default list? Now you can. With pinned lists, all users can make any list their new default.
Print a Record Page
Print key details and related lists from a record page in Lightning Experience, just as in Salesforce Classic. Specify record details visibility on the printable page and print the page from the browser. This feature is available for all users, for Account, Campaign, Case, Contact, Contract, Lead, Opportunity, Order, and custom objects.
Lightning Scheduler: Simplifying Appointment Scheduling
Lightning Scheduler gives you the tools you need to simplify appointment scheduling.
Salesforce Surveys: Going Global and More Insight with New Question Types
You can now translate your surveys, include different question types, generate targeted survey invitations, create custom reports, and set expiration dates for invitations.
Lightning Console Apps: Pop-Out Utilities, Subtab Options, and API Parity
Spread your workflow across multiple windows with pop-out utilities. Customize your subtabs, and promote them to workspace tabs. Change tab colors, and edit browser tab titles with new API methods.
Use Thanks Badges in Lightning Experience (Pilot)
Sing your praises from the mountaintops, or at least from your Chatter feed. Thanks badges are now available in Lightning Experience. Let your coworkers know how much you value them with our suite of thanks badges.
Search: More Searchable Objects
Protect sensitive data with enforcement of field-level security in search results. Find results for more objects in Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience.
Enjoy Increased Data Storage
The calculation for data storage is changing. We are increasing the minimum storage from 1 GB to 10 GB. Pretty sweet!
Open Hyperlinks in Formula Fields Correctly
As mentioned in the Spring ’19 release notes, this critical update addresses an issue when opening hyperlinks in formula fields. If you have formula fields that contain a HYPERLINK function, Lightning Experience ignores the target value when attempting to open the link. This critical update ensures that the target value for hyperlinks is honored, whether it’s explicitly configured or set by default. This critical update is enabled in Summer ’19 on May 17, 2019.
Update to Retention Limit for Field History Data
Salesforce guarantees to retain your field history data for up to 18 months through your org, and up to 24 months via the API. As announced in Winter ’19, starting in Spring ’19, we begin the process of removing field history data older than 24 months. Because of the rolling nature of mass deletes, the data might still be available for some time after Spring ’19.

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