Immich is een opensource oplossing voor het opslaan en beheren van foto's en video's. Het draait in Docker, waardoor je alles in eigen hand hebt en niet afhankelijk bent van een derde partij. Het wordt door velen als een serieuze concurrent van bijvoorbeeld Google Photos beschouwd. De media kan via een webbrowser worden benaderd en er zijn ook apps voor Android en iOS. Een demo van Immich is hier te vinden. Versie 1.143.0 is uitgekomen en de belangrijkste veranderingen die daarin zijn aangebracht zijn hieronder voor je op een rijtje gezet.
HighlightsWelcome to release
v1.143.0
of Immich. Like all releases, this one includes the latest batch of translations. A special thanks to everyone who has contributed so far to translating the project. If you are interested in helping translate yourself, check out our project on Weblate. Other than that, this release is mostly bug fixes, with a few minor enhancements. Now let’s dive right in!Material 3 switch/toggle (web)
- Material 3 switch/toggle (web) #22100
- Bring back configurable backup settings (mobile) #22114
- Concurrent hashing & hashing progress (mobile) #21997
- Download progress (mobile) #22178
- Notable fix: Web modals #22079
- Notable fix: Mobile “freezes” #22111
- Notable fix: Copy image on Safari
The web project has an updated switch/toggle (see here: immich-app/ui#267).
Bring back configurable backup settings (Android)Just like the previous timeline implementation, the new version now has similar settings for
Concurrent hashing & hashing progress (mobile)
- Backup only while charging
- Upload only after a minimum amount of elapsed time
Improvements have been made to the client-side hashing implementation, which now enables hashing to happen concurrently. This significantly increases throughput, and now the speed is mostly limited by how fast files can be read from internal storage. The hashing process has also been updated to only hash assets from the albums selected for backups, which reduces the number of downloads for iCloud users.
Download progress (mobile)The mobile app now has a built-in download progress indicator, which makes it easy to see the progress of files being downloaded onto the device.
Notable fix: Web modalsPrevious to this release, the web application would often “freeze” or become unusable after using a modal (creating a shared link, creating an api key, confirming the deletion of assets, etc.). This issue has been fixed.
Notable fix: Mobile “freezes”This release fixes an issue that the mobile application could occasionally “freeze”, with the thumbnails would stop loading, and certain pages would become unusable until the application was forced closed. This has proved much more challenging to solve. We determined that the cause was due to concurrent access to SQLite from background/foreground processes, which could have put the app into this state. We have taken measures to address these situations and believe the application should be much more stable. If you are still running into these types of issues, please let us know!
Notable fix: Copy image on SafariThe “copy image to clipboard” functionality has long worked on non-Safari browsers, but in this release, we were finally able to identify and implement a fix. Copying an image to the clipboard should now also work on Safari.