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Updated the default theme Sumo to the latest version. If you are using the plug-in, make sure to hop over to the Plug-ins page to update when you have time. Special thanks to @Mtt for maintaining this theme.
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Fixed the new filter page (Categories → Edit Filters → New Filter) to not clear the current blog post keywords. This is a feature for Micro.blog Premium subscribers. You can learn more about this video in this video on YouTube.
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Updated WordPress file import to no longer import post tags as categories. Many people have lots of tags, which would create an overwhelming number of categories to manage in Micro.blog.
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Fixed an issue following many redirects when installing plug-ins from GitHub, fixing an issue with some themes such as Outpost.
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Changed replies to Bluesky to no longer include the first username in the copy of the post on Bluesky. The username is still shown in the timeline and conversation on Micro.blog.
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Fixed an issue where mentions to Mastodon users weren’t actually sent to remote servers if Micro.blog hadn’t yet cached the ActivityPub info for that user.
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Created a new plug-in called simply “Custom footer” that is useful for Micro.one customers. Because Micro.one doesn’t have a full theme editing interface, it wasn’t possible to just insert a quick bit of JavaScript, for example for analytics packages. Now you can install the plug-in to handle this.
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Micro.blog 3.5.6 for macOS is now available with improved search results highlighting and a new search field for the Replies page.
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Updated Micro.blog for Android to version 2.5.1 with many fixes, plus some improvements to managing drafts.
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We’ve released an update (3.5.2) to Micro.blog for iOS with a new publish button and other fixes related to managing drafts.
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Micro.blog for macOS has been updated with a new feature (for automatic accessibility text) and a few bug fixes, especially with the preview window. You can always find the details in the release notes.
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Micro.blog for iOS has been updated with a bunch of bug fixes. Check out the full release notes.
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Added extra status text when viewing a profile on the web for a domain name, to make it more clear that you are you following someone’s blog from their RSS feed. Search for a domain name in Discover to find a user.
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Fixed potential error when unfollowing a Mastodon user.
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Micro.blog 3.5.4 for Mac is out now, with fixes for copying HTML and the new preview window using your blog theme.
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We’ve released Micro.blog 2.5 for Android! Get the latest version from Google Play. This adds a new reply pane and publishing progress status.
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A few small changes…
- Fixed custom domain name not immediately showing up on the Design page when adding a domain name.
- Fixed saving bookmarks when the URL can’t be downloaded.
- Fixed issue caching an incomplete photo in the timeline.
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Updated the default theme to the latest version of Sumo, fixing an issue with categories. You can always update your blog to the latest version of a theme on the Plug-ins page.
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Fixed showing blog post title and link back to Ghost in the timeline for full-length blog posts from the fediverse.
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Fixed more Ghost compatibility problems, so now your blog posts will show up in the Ghost home feed when your blog is followed from Ghost.
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Tomorrow we’re starting a photo challenge! Follow @challenges to see the prompts when they’re posted. 📷
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Added compatibility with Ghost’s beta fediverse support. New posts from Ghost users should now show up in the timeline if you’re following them. We’ll likely make additional improvements here in the future.
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Improved cross-posting to tell Bluesky about an image’s aspect ratio, so that non-square images look good in Bluesky.
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Fixed the “New Post…” option in the Uploads page on the web to properly create a Markdown link to the upload if it’s not a photo, video, or audio file. Media is “attached” to the post, but other files are just linked from it.
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Micro.blog 3.5 for iOS is now available in the App Store. This release adds a new publishing progress status and a smaller, non-modal reply pane. (Android will follow later this week.)
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