Happy New Year Everyone! I hope your holiday season was equally delightful as mine. Aside from the gingerbread house I made, there was a delicious new feature we released in December: experimental support for using GPT as a machine translator engine. Oh and there were a few fixes too. Read the details after the fold.
November came and went with only a minor new feature and a bunch of fixes. The new feature is rather exciting though: When you use the Crawl wizard, it’ll check the user agent of your browser and set it as the default value for Custom user agent under the Miscellaneous tab of step 4. This will allow you to crawl more sites. Read the full details after the fold.
October felt pretty short to me. Does anyone else feel the same way? Anyway, the release notes will be short too. The main highlights are a couple of under-the-hood improvements for Crest, our JavaScript-based translation engine. Read the full article for the details.
This month was a productive one. The only thing missing is the joke that I’d normally put here. We focused on improving the JavaScript translation engine as well as on the redesign of our website. I’m 100% sure you noticed at least one of those already. Read the full article for the details.
Why did the computer go on holiday in August? It needed a byte of summer! So did our developers, so there are a bit fewer notes this time. The two highlights are improvements of our JavaScript-based translation engine and that we added more details to our reports submitted to Google Analytics. Read the full article for the details.
This month, we released two major improvements to out JavaScript-based translation engine as well as experimented with using OpenAI’s GPT to provide translations. This is a good one that you won’t want to miss. Read the full article below.
Despite June being a pretty productive month for us, I’ll try to make the release notes pretty light so that they fit my carry on luggage. However, we can’t miss the highlights, like how the JavaScript translator engine’s built-in language selector can now be enabled or disabled without changing the embed code and how you can now have better control of which languages are shown. Refer to the complete article for the details.
We May have had a month when there were only a few visible changes. We focused on backend improvements and added Google Analytics V4 support to the Statistics section. This latter is crucial if you use this feature because you’ll need to update your tracking codes before Universal Analytics is phased out on 1 July 2023. Read the full article for the details.