v0.9.9.9.5

Release v0.9.9.9.5

🚀 Performance and Usability Enhancements

We've made some significant changes to improve the performance and usability of Glare.

  • We've moved the page rendering over to Server Side Rendering (SSR) to increase performance and reduce content issues. This should make your browsing experience smoother and faster.

  • We've also split up the editor and page content to their own pages. This reduces JavaScript bundling sizes, making the site more responsive and efficient.

  • In addition, we've added content revisioning. This makes it easy for editors to revert content to a previous state, giving you more control over your content and peace of mind.

We're excited about these updates and look forward to hearing your feedback.

Join us in our forum if you'd like to become a part of the community. We're always looking for ways to improve Glare and your input is invaluable.

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