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@rudybrinkman are there any updates?

Reinstalling the plugin won’t help. Can you please check the Spam folder too, in case the 2nd email got in there? If not, can you please send an email to [email protected] explaining the issue and sending the API key (you can find it in wp-admin –> Pixo Settings), they will trigger re-sending the confirmation email.

Thank you for updating the rating!

Hello, did you confirm your registration by clicking the link in your registration email?

No response from @sikth within a week, also not a problem of the WordPress plugin, it’s in the Pixo’s core. Closing as resolved.

Hello @sikth ,

Thank you for the feedback! This feature is really great I agree ?? But since web image formats do not support this out of the box, the feature relies on some browser features. The results may vary between browsers and images, therefore there are cases in which it doesn’t work ??

May I ask you to send an email to [email protected] and send the images for which the feature does not work for you, as well as your browser vendor and version. This will allow the Pixo core team to investigate and potentially fix those issues and improve the feature.

Thanks a lot!

Hey @galokin ,

The issue seems to be fixed!

Hey there,

The problem seems to be in Pixo core, and it will be fixed there.

Yes

Through the contact form on https://pixoeditor.com

There is a workaround but it requires custom solution. You can make an inquiry on pixoeditor.com for that.

Hey @galokin

Pixo supports batch & multiple editing in its core, however not when it is attached to textfields. This functionality should be added to Pixo core, and the WordPress plugin should also be touched a bit. This should be ready within a week, will this work for you?

Hello @whatspress ,

This is currently not available in Pixo’s core. What you can do is to write an email to [email protected] for this feature request.

Hi @elgreco1988 ,

Most probably your trial period (30 days) has expired. This feature is Premium and requires paid subscription at https://pixoeditor.com

The lack of reply is more than indicating ??

Oh, so @richernandezm knows English pretty well ?? So which competing plugin do you own or work for ??

My mother language is also not English, however English is considered as “the international” language and this does not depend on us ?? Anyway.

This sentence

even though the registration is explained in the registration

makes no sense to me (registration explained in registration???). Also what’s so bad in having to register? Many WordPress plugins require further steps after activation – and that’s normal. The registration is required because Pixo Editor is a SaaS and it targets any web platform or website, even mobile apps. WordPress is simply just one out of many integrations. And in order to use the service – you need API key; in order to create an API key – you need registration. The registration requires just an email and password – and the API key is automatically generated & saved for you. Also, after plugin activation – there is a system notification in wp-admin that pretty well explains that there is one additional step in order to activate the plugin. What’s wrong with this UX?

my experience was so bad that I decided it was worth to share it with others

@richernandezm : you did not share anything, man. I don’t mind negative reviews – as long as they’re creative and give feedback, and this feedback helps me improve it. All you wrote is simply a harsh.

So, which competitor do you represent ??