After the announcement that we dropped support of Internet Explorer, we did a code clean-up, removing all polyfills and compatibility code blocks. As a result, our integration file bridge.m.js (the one that you include in your web pages) got reduced with 21%, and the script resources that are loaded when the Editor is opened got reducedRead More
This year went crazy due to COVID-19 disease. Just like many other companies, we experienced and continue to experience hard times too. Still, we did not stop to deliver small but handy updates to the Image Editor, although we did not announce them here. But we will fix that – below you will find aRead More
We all know how important it is to have a fast web these days. The usual bottleneck for slower websites and apps is the uncompressed images. Starting off today, Pixo offers great image compression to all exported images as a premium feature. With the help of TinyPNG, one of the best image compression services, you willRead More
A few months ago we improved Pixo’s response time with smart routing. This optimizes routes across the network to deliver responses to your users more quickly, reliably, and securely. As a result, we got average speed improvement with almost 20%. You can see that yourself on our status page. Speaking of status, you can observe Pixo’sRead More
Hey hey, it’s the middle of the Summer, and it’s getting hot at Pixo’s office! After the release of the subscriptions service, we moved back to features development and improvements. Today we released Shape, our new feature, with which users will be able to wrap their images inside specific shapes. Current list of shapes includes:Read More
Hi folks, Long time no hear… But we keep ourselves busy 🙂 Here’s a list with some recent improvements. Improved loading If you send to the editor url to image to be edited, the url’s domain should be either the same as your site, or should have CORS enabled. Pixo requires servers to serve imagesRead More
Hi, At Pixo we’re constantly working on improving Editor’s user experience in parallel with the new features and extensions. It is very important for us to know that your users (a.k.a. our end users) are happy with it and use it with ease. Therefore, from time to time we organize groups of people and observeRead More
