Versie 2.1.0 van Immich is uitgekomen, 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 Google Photos en Apple 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. De release notes voor deze uitgave kunnen hieronder worden gevonden.
HighlightsThis release contains mostly bug fixes, with a few minor enhancements. Here are some of the highlights:
- Improved slideshow shuffle order (web)
- Edit seconds and milliseconds (web)
- Upload to stack (web)
- Local album event notifications (web)
- Notable fix: mobile search page scrolls back to the top
As always, this release also contains the latest translations.
Improved slideshow shuffle order (web)This release improves on the algorithm used to implement the
Edit seconds and milliseconds (web)Shuffle
order for the slideshow feature on the web. You should now see a better distribution of photos (fewer repeats).The change date modal on the web now supports the option to specify seconds and milliseconds.
Upload to stack (web)For stacks, a new menu option has been added:
Local album event notifications (web)Add upload to stack
. This action will open a file picker, allowing you to upload directly to the stack.This release adds a new in-app notification type:
Notable fix: mobile search page scrolls back to the topShared Album Invitation
andShared Album Update
. When you are invited to a shared album, and when a new asset is added to it, all users will receive a notification about the update. You can click on the notification to go directly to the mentioned album. The foundation for in-app (web) notifications was introduced in #17701, and we’re still working on expanding it to include more event types, with the hope of eventually incorporating it into the mobile app as a push notification.The search page on mobile uses “infinite scroll”, which means new chunks of assets are automatically loaded in as you scroll down the page. However, prior to this release, the scroll position would reset to the top whenever new chunks were added, resulting in a frustrating user experience. This has been fixed, and the scroll position no longer resets.