Even though this is not a complete implementation, yet, the latest release now supports drag and drop of images within and into the application on Linux. This greatly enhances the usability, especially when working with collections. We also improved the library clone and sync performance and fixed a few stability issues…

Following up on the previous release, preview 35 again focuses on improving stability. Most importantly, we did additional work on memory consumption issues, to the point where ingesting large amounts of photos now works reliably within the expected boundaries for memory consumption, under all circumstances that we could reproduce…

Nearing the end of the beta phase, this release focuses on improving the overall performance and stability of the application. Also, the Linux version has received some needed attention and offers improved dialogs for choosing directories and opening/saving files…

JPEG XL has been the most promising image format for the photography world after a long time of no practical progress in this area. New formats either focused on other uses cases, or they were proprietary and thus would never gain meaningful traction. We are excited to now be part of the circle of applications that support JPEG XL images…