New Release: PeepSo & Gecko 3.4.0.2

Support for Borlabs Cookie plugin, multiple minor UI/UX improvements.

What’s new?

Borlabs Cookie Plugin compatibility

Borlabs Cookie is a GDPR cookie consent plugin for WordPress that adds opt-in for cookies such as retargeting cookies like Google AdSense. It also automatically detects embeds from YouTube, Vimeo, Google Maps, Facebook, etc. The content is loaded only with user consent.

The plugin allows for tighter privacy control, making sure no data is sent to third parties without user consent. Our compatibility with this plugin is currently in BETA stage.

Other improvements

There was an issue with User Limits preventing users from being shown in listings when a “cover uploaded” rule was in force (no matter if they had the cover or not). This release fixes that. We also fixed some small issues with dark mode in Dokan, improved the UI around vertical videos and editing captions in lightboxes. We also ensured that cursor can be moved freely in Chat under latest iOS/iPadOS.

Reminder: PHP 7.3 and WordPress 5.5 are now required

Just in case you missed the 3.4.0.0 releae blog: We have further discontinued support for older PHP and WordPress versions, and PeepSo 3.4.x now requires PHP 7.3 and WordPress 5.5. We recommend PHP 7.4 and WordPress 5.7.

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.