Transposh.org Website Review

Yesterday we released our new version. The new version is mainly about bugfixes that we collected in the last few months. What is interesting is that the bugs mostly were created by the fact that the world around us is changing. When we started, php was at version 4-5, and now we are at version 7 (with 7.2 causing deprecation for some functions and changes to regular expressions). WordPress was somewhere at version 3, now with version 5 that have introduced new features (and a new quotes related bug which was extremely tricky to find). But still – we adapted, and we hope that the coming year will bring some more new releases and interesting features we will be able to share with all of We are excited to announce the newest version, released yesterday. This version is all about the mail feature, and human translation management improvements. The mail feature will enable the admin to get notifications on human translations made to the site, in the free version you will get a message as soon as a new translation is posted. In the full version you also have the option to allow the messages to buffer (so you will get a single message after a user have translated some strings on the site). You also have the option to receive a daily digest of new translations made to the site. You may also choose the address the messages will be sent to, just leave it blank for the Another feature that was improved on this version is the backend translation editor, while still not allowing you to actually translate on the backend, you can now manage the translations with ease by using the filtering feature that was added and the bulk actions that now We look forward to hear your inputs, and we hope you will enjoy this new release This version adds support for Geographic IP based detection which has been a requested feature for the last few ages (When the dinos ruled). How does one enable the support for this detection? It relies on the excellent GeoIP Detection plugin by yellowtree.de. After installing