New Release: PeepSo and Gecko 2.10.0.0

PMP, Elementor Pro & JReviews compatibility, small fixes.

What’s new?

Compatibility with latest PMP, Elementor Pro and JReviews

A new feature in PMP added an additional registration step, breaking the PeepSo workflow. We implemented a fix for that and replaced session (which liked to stop working on some servers) with cookies (which should work better). We also added an admin switch to revert to the old behavior, if needed.

The latest updates of Elementor broke the PeepSo stream, and this release ensures this does not happen by hooking into certain filters used by Elementor to provide them with valid data they need to execute their code

We also fixed a problem with JReviews where PeepSo Audio & Video failed to convert videos when JReviews S2Framework was present, causing fatal PHP errors related to redeclaring the AWS classes.

Minor bug fixes

Searching users by gender did not work properly if the admin disabled the field privacy. Privacy metadata was missing for some users, causing them to be skipped by the query.

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Brought to you by Matt Jaworski

I am a professional nerd with **over a decade of experience** in the field of Open Source web development. Before [PeepSo](https://PeepSo.com) I was a contractor and have helped build successful businesses around the world, including USA, UK, Germany, Indonesia and Malaysia. A couple of years leading up to founding PeepSo, I was involved with JomSocial - a social networking extension for Joomla. Stepping up from the role of contractor to business owner, I became [PeepSo](https://PeepSo.com) founder and Chief Technology Officer. I strive to build beautiful, fast and functional software that **empowers the users to build their own digital tribes with full autonomy and freedom** often not available on the mainstream social networking media. As a **location independent** *digital nomad* I travel almost constantly, although over the past five years I have spent most of my time in Indonesia and Malaysia. I speak fluent English and Polish, decent German and Spanish and even some Indonesian.