Fixes and improvements

The past few weeks brought a long list of bug fixes, some small, others major:

• Fixed Send & Track showing a blank page

• Fixed shared folders (owners can now see and upload content again)

• Fixed moving folders and files between folders and workspaces (no more random errors)

• Strengthened API security for file downloads

• Fixed Vault uploads not starting correctly

• Fixed folder uploads inside Vault (folders are now properly created)

• Rebuilt the large folder download system (previously some ZIPs were missing or corrupted)

• Fixed icons and colors in dark mode

• Fixed OnlyOffice documents being saved but moved to the root workspace (looked like they disappeared)

• Fixed OnlyOffice infinite loading

• Fixed file versioning for OnlyOffice files (versions now correctly displayed)

• Fixed workspace invite links that didn’t work for some users

• Fixed scrolling issues in Send & Track and Signatures

• Improved search speed, especially in main workspaces

• Reduced failed uploads even further on the web

• Fixed minor layout and color consistency bugs

New features and quality-of-life updates

• Added the real file count in folder info panels

• Introduced a new Photo Gallery view on web: faster loading, timeline view by year/month/day (capture date sorting coming soon)

• Added .HEIC image previews (fully functional on mobile, partially on web for now)

• Allowed folder names shorter than 3 characters

• Improved reliability of email notifications

Mobile – preparing for automatic photo uploads

On mobile, we’ve focused on rebuilding the upload engine.
The previous system had issues with large files, background uploads, and some PDF uploads failing.
The new system will support parallel uploads, better caching, and background stability, the foundation for automatic photo uploads, coming soon.

Desktop – work in progress

The desktop rewrite continues.
This version will fix all sync issues and add key features like selective sync and cloud-only files.
We prefer to take the time to ensure it’s stable from day one.

Infrastructure – long-term improvements

We’re migrating part of our storage infrastructure to a new cluster of dedicated servers.
This will allow Drime to handle much higher traffic while keeping data fully hosted in Europe.

Closing thoughts

September wasn’t about new features, it was about making everything more reliable.
We’ve focused on deep fixes, performance improvements, and building the foundation for the future.
These changes take time, but they’re essential to make Drime as solid as the biggest players, while staying fast, secure, and European.