Are you a weekend warrior? Do you like to find things at the swap meet and repurpose them? Maybe your local Crafters Guild would like to build an online community as well. You can do all of these things and more with your own PeepSo Community. Plus, an active community will boost your membership rates and retention.

Introducing MailPoet compatibility, UI and UX improvements & better English.

A small bugfix release addressing rare registration issues caused by the previous release.

Better SEO, minor improvements and preparing the ground for the 3.0.0.0 release.

Brand new 3rd party forum integrations with PeepSo.

Another small, incremental update bringing some features and improvements that do not interfere with our background work on the major release of PeepSo 3.0.0 later this year.

Let’s talk about that. But first, what is GOOD support? 

How often have you found yourself wanting to change the font size or the background color of the widget, increase the icon size, or move the border just one or two pixels to the left? Did you then go to the settings, only to find there is no setting for what you need to do? In most cases, visual things can easily be adjusted with CSS and tools natively available in the browser, though you probably didn’t know they are there or how to use them. In the first part of this blog series I will try to demystify the web inspector tool, one of the most commonly used tools in frontend development today. And before you ask, no – you don’t have to be a frontend developer to understand the basics of it.

Incremental improvement of caching solutions compatibility. A brand new tighter PeepSo Blog Posts & Hashtags integration.

Connecting and collaborating with business peers seems harder, not easier. With so many social platforms, which is the best? And don’t even get me started on notification fatigue. Am I right?