Hubzilla 6.2  has been released after two months of development. The most noticeable change in this release is probably the work that has been done on the apps infrastructure. Featured (starred) and pinned apps in the app-bin and navigation bar can now easily be sorted via drag and drop. Additionally apps can now be moved to the navigation bar or app-bin by dragging the app icon from the installed apps overview to either the right side of the navigation bar (pin action) or directly onto the hamburger menu (star action). The overviews of the available and installed apps have been restructured and app descriptions implemented. For your convenience apps can now also be installed directly from the module that provides the app.

The work on the apps infrastructure has been sponsored by @NGI Zero open source funding. Thank you for that!

Other mentionable changes include:
- The custom highlight bbcode [hl] has been deprecated in favor of [mark] which is a HTML5 standard.
- The post_mail permission has been implemented to allow/deny direct messages from contacts
- The actor store and cache mechanism has been refactored
- Hubzilla now supports installation as a PWA (Progressive Web App) if this is supported by the browser
- Translation updates
- Bug fixes

Breaking changes:
- Hubzilla has been updated to Bootstrap 5. If you use a custom theme, please make sure to update the templates accordingly. See here for reference: #^https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0/migration
- The channel menu option for visitors has been removed in favor of an extended app-bin

For a detailed changelog see here: #^https://framagit.org/hubzilla/core/-/tags/6.2

A big THANK YOU! to all contributors and everybody who is supporting Hubzilla.


How to Upgrade

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• create a backup
  
• execute util/udall from the terminal
  

Get the CodeSource code: https://framagit.org/hubzilla/core/
Install instructions: https://framagit.org/hubzilla/core/-/blob/master/install/INSTALL.txt

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