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1# Release Notes 1# Release Notes
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3## UNRELEASED
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5As many users have asked for it, there is now an option to make the number of followed and following accounts public (still disabled by default). These are only the numbers; the lists themselves are never published.
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7Some fixes to blocked instances code (posts from them were sometimes shown).
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9## 2.65
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11Added a new user option to disable automatic follow confirmations (follow requests must be manually approved from the people page).
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13The search box also searches for accounts (via webfinger).
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15New command-line action `import_list`, to import a Mastodon list in CSV format (so that [Mastodon Follow Packs](https://mastodonmigration.wordpress.com/?p=995) can be directly used).
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17New command-line action `import_block_list`, to import a Mastodon list of accounts to be blocked in CSV format.
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19## 2.64
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21Some tweaks for better integration with https://bsky.brid.gy (the BlueSky bridge by brid.gy).
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23A corner case bug in the media proxying code has been fixed.
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25Hashtags can now include underscores.
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27The server now creates a pidfile inside the data directory.
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29Mastodon API: fixed a crash in the notification code, fixed autocapitalization in the OAuth login field (contributed by fkooman).
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3## 2.63 31## 2.63
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5The server can now act as a proxy for all image, audio or video media coming from other account's posts (both from the Web UI and the Mastodon API). This way, other servers will see media requests coming from the server IP, not the user's, improving privacy. This is controlled by setting the `proxy_media` boolean field to `server.json` to true. 33The server can now act as a proxy for all image, audio or video media coming from other account's posts (both from the Web UI and the Mastodon API). This way, other servers will see media requests coming from the server IP, not the user's, improving privacy. This is controlled by setting the `proxy_media` boolean field to `server.json` to true.