Immich, a self-hosted solution for backing up photos and videos, has rolled out its latest iteration, version 1.112. This update includes a range of new functionalities, crucial bug fixes, and enhancements.
Users of Immich’s mobile application can now customize their interface with a fresh material color theming feature just in time for the upcoming academic year. This functionality empowers users to pick a primary hue, which dynamically extends across various elements of the app, enriching visual coherence and user satisfaction.
The latest update facilitates web users in swiftly pinpointing geographical data associated with their digital content. A new map symbol on the asset’s detailed view enables direct navigation to a map display, showcasing a seamless integration of cartographic features within the system.
Photographers have cause for celebration as Immich now integrates star rankings into the metadata extraction procedure. This EXIF data, representing user-assigned rankings, can now be directly managed within the app’s configurations, enhancing the workflow for both professional and novice photographers alike.
Furthermore, the mobile app now offers support for an innovative always-on screen feature during uploads in the foreground. This aspect guarantees that the screen stays active but dims after 30 seconds to conserve battery power, facilitating a smooth upload process without any disruptions.
- iOS Reliability: The update rectifies a well-known issue where uploading items from iCloud could cause the iOS app to crash, providing significant relief for Apple consumers.
- Improved Person View: Users can now access all pictures and videos tagged to a particular individual in a consolidated view on the mobile app, thanks to the fixed bug that previously scattered these assets.
Finally, Immich version 1.112 introduces advanced search models, delivers competitive performance, and is particularly suitable for environments with limited memory that necessitate top-notch results. However, it does operate marginally slower than the default models.
For detailed insights into all the innovations and enhancements brought by Immich 1.112, refer to the changelog on their official website.
