New
Every item tells its story. Your item's page now has a history. It shows when and by whom the item was added, who lent it to whom and when it came back, and who gave or sold it to whom, with the price, the return date and any note. Items you added before this update get their "added" entry dated to when you added them. You can add a note to anything you did with an item, like where you bought it or that it came back damaged. You can edit your notes for as long as the item is yours, and later owners can read them. If you were given an item with its purchase data hidden, the prices of earlier sales stay hidden too.
Images, full screen. Click an image on an item page or on your own item's page to view it full screen. Browse the other images with the arrow keys, the buttons on screen, or a swipe. On your item's page, the main image opens your own photos, or the item's photos if you haven't uploaded any.
Full screen on profiles too. On a collection on someone's profile, click an item to see its images full screen. You'll see the owner's own photos of their copy, or the item's photos if they haven't uploaded any.
Search inside collections and places. Search and filter the items in your collections and places, and in any collection you can open on someone's profile. It works the same way as on My items: by name, by category, and by the category's details such as author or year. A place includes the items in the places inside it. The filter is kept in the page address, so you can bookmark it. If all the items are in one category, the filters open with that category already chosen.
Better filters when adding items. When you add items to a collection or put them in a place, you can now filter the list by category and its details, not just by name. The filter stays while you add items.
Destroyed, and restored. Mark an item as destroyed when it's broken, lost or thrown away, and add a note on what happened if you like. It leaves its place and collections and moves to your new Destroyed items list. Its page becomes read-only, but you can still edit the notes in its history. If it turns up again, restore it from its page, with a note if you want. It comes back to My items, ready to put in a place or a collection.
Delete an item added by mistake. For 24 hours after adding an item, you can delete it from its page. Its images and history go with it, and the credits you paid for adding it are refunded. If you created the item yourself, it isn't public, and no one else has a copy, it's deleted too.
Delete a collection. Delete a collection from its edit page. The items in it stay where they are, and the credits you paid for creating it are refunded.
Changed
Item lists in the side menu. Borrowed, lent and destroyed items are now in the side menu, under My Items, instead of buttons above each list.
Borrowed items look like your own. A borrowed item's page now matches your own item's page. The main image is on the left and opens full screen, with who you borrowed it from and when it's due back right under it.
Fixed
Registration credits only once. Opening the email confirmation link twice at the same moment could give the registration credits twice. This could happen when your mail app checks the link before you click it. You now get them once.
Honest upload messages. An image that failed to upload to your item's page was reported as uploaded successfully. It now tells you the upload failed.
Images deleted in another tab. Deleting an image on your item's page, or making it the main one, after it had already been deleted in another tab broke the page. It now shows a message instead.