karim79

Hi there,
I just used a clean test server to try to install a new plugin (as well as update an existing one).

I could not reproduce the problem you are reporting. Could you try again, perhaps, and have any changes been made to your WordPress install recently?

Hi,

Would it be possible that you could grant me temporary admin access? Email is ksalman at kraken dot io

-Karim

Hi,

Sorry for the delay on this. Is it possible that cURL is not enabled on your new PHP installation? Our plugin does work on PHP7/WP 4.8

Karim Salman

Hi there,

We are currently working through an issue with out support system, which should be resolved today. Can you shoot an email to ksalman at kraken.io please?

-Karim

Hi Recons,

There should be a “run” button. Can you shoot an email to [email protected] ?

Sincerely,

Karim

Hi Kraisor,

Thank you for the feedback.

Our plans start at $3 / month (or $30 a year) for safe, proven image optimization which has been in development since 2012 – which we think is pretty reasonable considering the costs involved and the development time sunk into this.

That said, if you reach out to us on [email protected] we can perhaps fix you something which better suits your usage pattern, if non of our existing plans fit your needs.

Have a nice day,

Karim

Hi melonman,

Thank you for the review. Actually, creating a free account with us gets you 100MB of testing quota. If you need more than that, you can always request more quota. Moreover, you can always use Kraken.io’s Web Interface for free: https://kraken.io/web-interface

Hi Zaaax,

Sorry for the delay – it’s now tested up to the latest WordPress version.

Sincerely,

Karim

Hi,

Sorry for that people, it’s fixed now.

Karim

Hi there,

Thanks for the message, and sorry for the delayed response. I’m *supposed* to be emailed when things get posted to the forum, but apparently that’s not working.

Anyway, to answer your question, there is nothing to worry about, since the Kraken.io WordPress plugin does not rely on the “callback_url” feature of our API. Only app/web developers using the callback mechanism will need to make a change to tell their applications to accept JSON as the callback data format (instead of URLEncoded).

So in summary, there’s nothing to do here, or think about. Lastly, the plugin will be updated with some major enhancements ahead of the WordPress 4.4.4 release.

Sincerely,

Karim

Hi Brian,

Actually, the “not to Krak” feature has been there a while now.

In Settings->Kraken.io simply uncheck the “automatically optimize uploads” checkbox.

That way, you can upload images (without having to wait for them to krak) and then do them manually from your Media Library. In other words, in this way you won’t have to keep disabling the plugin and then reactivating it.

I hope that helps,

Karim

Hi Ryan,

Great to hear! Still, a bit weird from my point of view ??

Have a nice weekend,

Karim

Hi Ryan,

Thanks for the report – I have to say, that is really strange. Could you shoot a mail to support at kraken dot io, and we will take it from there?

I look forward to hearing from you,

Karim

Hi,

Could you shoot an email to support at kraken dot it? We’ll take it from there.

Cheers,

Karim

Hi,

Yes, indeed – as advertised there is an initial 50MB quota allowance for testing, and thereafter you will need to pay to support the service.

The one star rating for this *issue* is, in my opinion, unjust.

Sincerely,

Karim