WebP images now supported
Postmill now supports uploading images in the WebP format. And you thought this day couldn’t get any worse.
Continue reading at https://postmill.xyz/2025/01/20/webp-images-now-supported.html
Postmill now supports uploading images in the WebP format. And you thought this day couldn’t get any worse.
Continue reading at https://postmill.xyz/2025/01/20/webp-images-now-supported.html
Postmill now accepts translations via Weblate. This makes it easy for non-technical users to translate Postmill into other languages, and to keep existing translations up to date.
Continue reading at https://postmill.xyz/2024/10/25/weblate-translation.html
Postmill can now rewrite JPEG and PNG images to remove potentially sensitive metadata embedded within, such as GPS coordinates.
Continue reading at https://postmill.xyz/2024/08/24/image-metadata-stripping.html
Postmill now allows searching for whole phrases, and filtering by type of post.
Continue reading at https://postmill.xyz/2024/07/10/search-improvements.html
Due to an upgrade from Symfony 5.4 to 6.4, Postmill now requires PHP 8.1 at minimum.
Continue reading at https://postmill.xyz/2024/07/03/dropping-php-7.4-8.0-support.html
After years of not really being useful, the Postmill website has been redesigned to fit actual content on it. This news section will be where security bulletins and other important news are announced from here on.
Continue reading at https://postmill.xyz/2024/05/21/welcome-to-the-redesigned-postmill-website.html
An issue was discovered in Postmill’s handling of background image uploads that allows malicious files to be uploaded and accessed. When opened in a browser, scripts in these malicious files can act as the currently logged in user.
Continue reading at https://postmill.xyz/2024/04/06/unrestricted-upload-vulnerability.html
Follow @postmill.xyz on Bluesky, @postmill@mastodon.social on Mastodon, @postmill_xyz on Twitter, or subscribe to our RSS feed to stay up to date.