"Flip Canvas" Tools in deviantART muro
- With its new home right in the top-level Customizations category, the Emoticons category has a brand new structure!
- Non-Premium Members can now comment on Critiques. Thanks for pointing that out, *Wraithldr! Fixed by $mpsb
- When you preview comments, Notes, or deviation descriptions, links were not underlined, which made it difficult to distinguish from regular text. Fixed by $mpsb
- A few members pointed out that the "Recent Activity" dropdown on profiles was not displaying properly in the newest version of Chrome. This has been fixed. Fixed by $mpsb
- Dates were wrong on some affiliation messages in the group message log, which was pointed out by a few members in recent Site Updates. Fixed by $lendrick
- Gifting prints through Wishlists was broken for short period. Fixed by $ZombieCoder
- Changes were made to category structure of emoticons. Fixed by $lendrick
- The Poll widget had layout issues when configuring it. Fixed by $ZombieCoder
- The "give" menu button on profile page was not responding to clicks in the newest versions of Chrome. Fixed by $lendrick
- The highlight feature went awol from the Shoutbox, but now it's back! Fixed by $mpsb
- Over a period of several hours, some deviations' full views were not always loading. Fixed by $allixsenos
- Fixed a Fair Exposure bug with the order of results for all-time popular browse results when viewing a single category. Based on a comment by ^pica-ae and *Joe-Roberts, fixed by $raincoastchris
- When selecting items with the keyboard, the browser wouldn't scroll to follow the selection. Fixed by $kouiskas
- When selecting items with using the keyboard, pressing enter now allows you to open the stack or the item. Fixed by $kouiskas
- The page could break when clicking "Back to Sta.sh" quickly before the stack had enough time to load. Fixed by $adahacker
- Improved the behavior of the Files tab in Sta.sh. Fixed by $adahacker
- The top menu used to flicker in IE8. Fixed by $adahacker
- An image in the top menu was causing a mixed HTTP/HTTPS warning when the page was loaded in IE. Fixed by $adahacker
- Under some circumstances, cancelling the renaming of a stack would have caused an false error message. Fixed by $adahacker
- The Sta.sh login form was unexpectedly switching background colors throughout the login process. Fixed by $adahacker
- The short URL fields displayed on thumbs for copy and pasting purposes no longer allow you to accidentally type text into them. Fixed by $adahacker
- Fixed some display issues when uploading a stack in Chrome and Safari. Fixed by $kouiskas
- Fixed an IE8 bug that occurred when hovering over the header. Fixed by $Alisey
- Safari and IE weren't stripping out hidden data when copy and pasting from Microsoft Word. Fixed by $Alisey
- When pasting markup, it will no longer wrap every single line in a div tag (hopefully!). Fixed by $Alisey
- Undo didn't work after adding an image. Fixed by $Alisey
- The Pencil menu on draft thumbs will now give an "edit draft" option. Fixed by $inazar
- There was a brief Firefox bug when editing old documents. Fixed by $kemayo
- Add pagination to the Journal History widget. From ~Mauser712
- Ability to search artwork by color. From *Nightphoenix2
- Thumbs of tall or wide deviations do not display the artwork well. (We have a surprise coming that should make this a lot better!) From *Talty
- An analytics tool that can give you more detailed information such as traffic to your deviations and profile, daily stats, and tools to analyze your audience. From =Mary-Jane-Stokely and `TimberClipse
- Journals in Sta.sh Writer can be labeled as "mature content." Some deviants would like to do the same with Journals submitted outside of Sta.sh Writer. From `vsconcepts
- Publicly display keywords on deviations. This could encourage artist to be smarter with the keywords they add. It would also allow members to click the keywords and explore similar deviations. From ~EnlightenU in the Suggestions Forum
- Add page numbers to Scraps and Galleries. From ~Mauser712 and ~panictowel
- When using Sta.sh Writer to compose a Journal, your work is automatically saved to Sta.sh. Deviants would like this functionality on Journals submitted outside of Sta.sh, since sometimes it's easy to accidentally leave the page and possibly lose your progress. From `TimberClipse
- Profile URLs becoming deviantart.com/username. We're discussing the possibility of changing profile URLs from the username.deviantart.com format to deviantart.com/username. Of course the old addresses would automatically send you to the new addresses. There are several technical advantages to making this switch which would speed up browsing and make the site more stable. This would also make it easier for us to offer a "HTTPS Everywhere" security mode. How do you feel about this change?
- Username changes. We've discussed username changes in our past Site Updates and if you're someone who is interested in the username changes topic, then don't forget to vote on the current deviantART poll: If given the opportunity, would you change your deviantART username?
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..Makes me feel special.
My ideal deviation page would be nothing more than image, title, artist, copyright, and comment box.
That reminds me, I'd love if the mood menu in the comment box could be hidden or optionally disabled completely, because I never ever use it, and it takes up space I could use to compose comments.
I think I would like to change usernames. Lots of people make new accounts just because of this, seems such a waste, they end up with 3, 4 accounts. I like my username a lot, but I'm not recognized by it because
a.I'm not popular and
b.I tend to use a different nickname everywhere, which confuses people, and I want to to fix that. This account is already my third, and I also have a fourth.
I'm not saying I would change for sure, still don't know, but I'd certainly consider.
The username should be different from the login name and email. This will help to guard against breaking in to someone's account by simply guessing the password. The attacker doesn't know the login name either.
A deviant would have a publicly known name and a login name only he or she knows.
There should also be strong-password standards, automatically enforced at password selection time.
Just a suggestion, and I would be very grateful if you went through with it! Thank you for listening.