Ploze
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24 May 2024: Public Beta 1.0 (40) released
Added timeline visualization heatmap so you can easily see when you entries for years or months
Added gmail and mastodon live-connectors so that you can have your gmail and mastodon content regularly updated automatically
You can now change the location where Ploze stores your content
Added share button on timeline entries
Fix for dark mode for icons and web view
21 March 2024: Public Beta 1.0 (16) released
Import and view your Trakt entries in your timeline:
… and genres are mapped to Ploze labels
Import and view your Instagram follows, followers, photos and videos in your timeline:
Improved logging
If you now go to the Help|Support page you can view recent log entries and filter it to just show errors (I need to clean up the logging!):
- Fixed a bug where Last.fm was not loading properly. Also changed it to load the album artwork in the background so that the initial load is much faster
- Tracking parameters are now removed from links
20 March 2024: Public Beta 1.0 (14) released
Import and view your Last.fm Scrobbles (listens) in your timeline:
Import and view your Reddit messages, posts and comments in your timeline:
Import and view your Apple Health workouts, heart rate, etc in your timeline:
- You can now right-click images to download them, for example in tweets.
- When importing email (especially older email) if the sender’s computer’s time was set incorrectly you could get weird emails sent in the future. If the sent date is in the future, Ploze now attempts to get the date from another email header.
- An estimate is now shown as to how long an import will take
- If there is an email address in the file path (for example gmail exports) when importing, the name of the source will be set to that email
- If you right click on a timeline entry you can see the text that has been indexed for that entry: now it will also highlight the search text, if any
- Fixed a bug where Twitter short URLs that had been expanded were not rendered properly. You may need to delete your ploze database and reimport for this to work (
rm ~/Library/Containers/com.atadore.ploze/Data/Library/Application\ Support/*.sqlite*)
Up next:
- Allow you to delete a source’s data without using the command line (!)
- Strip tracking parameters from URLs in HTML content
- Respect dark mode when rendering HTML
- Support for trakt
- Support for Instagram
- Support for snapchat
- Your idea here
12 March 2024: Public Beta 1.0 (10) released
- I’ve added support for importing Foursquare / Swarm exports. I’ve a limited set of exports to test on so please let me know if it doesn’t work for you, or if you have ideas
- URL expansion in Twitter messages and DMs is now off by default. It can be enabled in the Settings page
10 March 2024: Public Beta 1.0 (9) released
- Google Chat messages are now shown as conversations;
- I intend to add support for Foursquare/Swarm once I can get an example export file - please contact me if you have one you can share;
- I’ve added a slider to quickly explore your timeline by year/month/week/day;
- Twitter content now has shortened URLs replaced with the actual URL. This happens in the background once the twitter source has been loaded, and whenever you re-launch the app. Let me know if you notice any shortened URLs that have not been replaced (and that work);
- RSS feeds are now automatically refreshed when you re-launch the app;
- Blog Export (bar) files can now be imported - please let me know if something doesn’t work as you’d expect.
I’m very keen to improve the app and address bugs.
Please email me at support@ploze.com or contact me via Mastodon at https://fosstodon.org/@dmehers if you have questions, suggestions, bug reports, or anything else.
7 March 2024: Public Beta 1.0 (5) released
First public beta.
- Fixed a bug where total entries wasn’t displayed properly.
- Fixed a bug where some Evernote notes were not displayed
- Started working on displaying Google Chat messages as a conversation