🎉 A new version of #Vernissage 1.30.0 is now available!

Here’s what’s new:
- users can now block domains directly through the user interface
- improvements to the API related to user-blocked domains
- fixes for displaying Exif tag (camera model and brand)

Thank you so much for your support and feedback. Thanks to you, we’re moving steadily in the right direction!

🎉 A new version of #Vernissage 1.30.0 is now available!

Here’s what’s new:
- users can now block domains directly through the user interface
- improvements to the API related to user-blocked domains
- fixes for displaying Exif tag (camera model and brand)

Thank you so much for your support and feedback. Thanks to you, we’re moving steadily in the right direction!

@dansup Hello. If you decide to add EXIF metadata support to #Pixelfed at some point in the future, please note that #Vernissage has introduced an ActivityPub extension for this, described here: https://joinvernissage.org/ns#exif.

Supporting the same extension across both platforms would be highly beneficial for users, who should remain the primary focus 😊.

@FediTips
Absolutely is this project called
@vernissage is way more stable and ready to use as #SoloPixelfed will ever be. 😉

@oliver

#Photography #Fediverse #Vernissage

I’m incredibly happy with how #Vernissage looks and works right now. It’s fully focused on photography, offering features hard to find in other Fediverse apps: EXIF metadata, geolocation, HDR support, and curated, moderated timelines filled with amazing photos from the community - from you. I’ve spent hundreds (if not thousands) of after-hours developing it. For you. For the Fediverse.

Thank you for every kind word and all the support, and thanks to @FediTips for writing about #Vernissage ❤️

If you're looking for a Flickr-style photography platform on the Fediverse, there's one in beta testing called Vernissage:

➡️ https://joinvernissage.org

Bear in mind it's still in testing, so it may not all work properly yet. You can follow the latest news on its official account:

➡️ @vernissage

Vernissage is part of the Fediverse so you can also use it to view photos and follow photographers from Mastodon, Pixelfed and other Fedi platforms.

#Photography #Fediverse #Vernissage

I’m incredibly happy with how #Vernissage looks and works right now. It’s fully focused on photography, offering features hard to find in other Fediverse apps: EXIF metadata, geolocation, HDR support, and curated, moderated timelines filled with amazing photos from the community - from you. I’ve spent hundreds (if not thousands) of after-hours developing it. For you. For the Fediverse.

Thank you for every kind word and all the support, and thanks to @FediTips for writing about #Vernissage ❤️

If you're looking for a Flickr-style photography platform on the Fediverse, there's one in beta testing called Vernissage:

➡️ https://joinvernissage.org

Bear in mind it's still in testing, so it may not all work properly yet. You can follow the latest news on its official account:

➡️ @vernissage

Vernissage is part of the Fediverse so you can also use it to view photos and follow photographers from Mastodon, Pixelfed and other Fedi platforms.

#Photography #Fediverse #Vernissage

A new report on Vernissage’s operating costs is now available, outlining where the money goes and how community support helps keep the platform running. I hope this level of transparency feels right and shows that your contributions are used thoughtfully and responsibly. If you’re curious how #Vernissage is sustained, I invite you to take a look at the full report.

https://vernissage.photos/news/7592192184237951469

Thank you so much for all the recent contributions ❤️ A few new people have joined vernissage.photos lately - welcome! If you’d like this project to survive and grow long-term, financial support really matters. There’s no big (evil) corporation behind #Vernissage - it’s funded by us. Huge thanks to all current patrons for making this possible. 😊

Thank you so much for all the recent contributions ❤️ A few new people have joined vernissage.photos lately - welcome! If you’d like this project to survive and grow long-term, financial support really matters. There’s no big (evil) corporation behind #Vernissage - it’s funded by us. Huge thanks to all current patrons for making this possible. 😊

A new report on Vernissage’s operating costs is now available, outlining where the money goes and how community support helps keep the platform running. I hope this level of transparency feels right and shows that your contributions are used thoughtfully and responsibly. If you’re curious how #Vernissage is sustained, I invite you to take a look at the full report.

https://vernissage.photos/news/7592192184237951469

As the year comes to an end, here’s a look at the roadmap screenshots showing what was done in #Vernissage this year.

Over 100 bugs fixed and features implemented - and that’s only what made it onto the roadmap. Many more improvements happened along the way.

It’s been a very busy year, and I’m really happy with how #Vernissage looks and works today. There’s still a lot ahead, but the platform is slowly becoming mature - and I’m optimistic about what the next year will bring. ✨

#YearInReview