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When many women hear the words “contour” and “highlight,” they immediately think of an intimidating process! But it doesn’t have to be if you know exactly the “why” + “how “ behind both of them.  As we celebrate more and more birthdays past 40, there is a noticeable shift in our facial appearance as things start to wrinkle (skin), sink in (eye sockets), flatten out (cheeks), and sag (jowls). Yes, these shifts are natural and will happen to all of us, it’s fine. It’s better than the latter… So if staring at these changes in the mirror doesn’t bother you one bit, then you go girl! But if you feel anything like me, and like to have options to be able to make those changes appear “softer” and “less obvious” then this tutorial is for you! Being able to confidently use these techniques of contour and highlight, can be to our benefit because they can provide an instant mini-face lift by restoring lost dimension…without invasive surgery, knives, or needles!  Using dark (contour) and light (highlight) are ways to alter the way our natural bone structure appears. Placement of both is important because it’s basically where you want to direct eye traffic. If you’ve been hesitant to try contouring and highlighting, this guide will walk you through it step by step with easy-to-use products.  And I’m going to show you how I did my face makeup WITHOUT the use of a traditional foundation. We will ONLY be using contour + highlight products! It will look a bit like paint by number once until I’m finished, but hang in there with me, Ha! Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Step 1: Prep Your Skin Step 2: Choose the Right Contour and Highlight Products As a rule of thumb, if you want to push back something, you contour, and if you want to accentuate it and bring it forward, you highlight. • Contour: Opt for a cream or powder contour 2 shades darker than your skin tone. Creams work well for dry or mature skin, while powders suit oily or combination skin. I highly recommend the super easy Rare Beauty Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick, $28, if you’re new to contouring. This is one of the better cream sticks I’ve used.  I chose the shade “Happy Sol,” which is a light brown with cool tones, so it doesn’t go too orange, which is key when contouring. • Highlight: Use a luminous (not glittery) highlighter to brighten specific areas. I love the finish of the Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wands, $42, a little goes a long way! I’m using the shade “Spotlight” today which is a champagne with a hint of rose gold feel to it. These don’t look cheap on the skin if you know what I mean, they look like a true elegant highlight coming through on the skin. • Concealer:  Concealer is to also brighten specific areas but without the use of any shimmer in areas that can’t handle the shimmer (like the under eyes that are sunken in). You know by now I trust the Natasha Denona HyGlam concealers, $30, with my life! I’m wearing shade R2 today.  Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Step 3: Map Out Your Contour Remember, not everyone will need to add contour to all of these places if you don’t want to or if you’re happy with some of these features! I’m going to show all of them however so you can get the full picture!* Note my images below to see visuals of where my contour stick was placed. • Cheekbones: Apply contour just right on top of the cheekbones (not below because that will drag the face down) and blend upward to the temples for a lifted effect.  • Jawline/Jowls: Lightly define your jawline to add structure and shadow by placing the contour right under the jawline area right beside your chin where jowls start to head south. Remember, with dark, we are trying to recede these. • Nose: Our noses will get larger and spread as we age, so if desired, apply a short line of contour along either side of your nose to slim and right under the tip to shorten. • Forehead: Blend contour along the hairline to shorten larger foreheads. Step 4: Highlight Key Areas with Highlighter • Cheekbones: Dab a touch of highlighter onto the tops of your cheekbones above the contour line. • Bridge of Nose: Lightly highlight just the center bridge and then the tip of the nose. Do not create a long straight line of highlighter – you need to break up this highlight. • Brow Bone: By putting a touch of highlight right under the arch of the brow, it adds a subtle glow and lift to the eye beds. Step 5: Highlight Key Areas with Concealer • Under Eyes: To lift and refresh tired eyes, add concealer right into the hollows only under the eyes near the tear duct and inner nose area, and a touch on the outer side of the eye. • In Between the Brows. I do a few strips of light wispy concealer here to lift this area that can tend to look angry!  • Chin + Sides of Mouth. If you add a bit of light just in the center of the chin it brings it forward. Then I drag a light amount of concealer in a line from the outside of the middle of my mouth back towards my middle ear. Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Step 6: Blend, Blend, Blend! • Tools you’ll need to do this well (I don’t suggest fingers, it will get too streaky) is a great concealer brush like the Angled Anisa Beauty Concealer brush, $28, and a tapered cheek brush for the contour and highlight, like this Real Techniques Expert Face Brush, $8. • I recommend blending the products in stages, so either do all contour first or all of the concealer/highlighter first. If you end up needing to add more of anything, you can do it after you have completed all of the blending. I always end up adding more highlighter 🙂 Step 7: Set and Finish • Finished with a swipe of my Merit Beauty Shade Slick tinted lip oil, in “Sangria,” $24, which is a sheer but deep warm berry shade. This is a gorgeous light and hydrating formula for upcoming spring and summer lips and is a clean beauty product. The Rest of My Look Details The rest of my look details: A simple lightweight v-neck sweater goes with everything! This Banana Republic one comes in many other color options, $42. // My golden eyeshadow look was achieved with this Natasha Denona My Dream Palette, $69. // Similar delicate lariat necklace from Uncommon James, $134 (they’ve got free shipping sitewide right now for Valentine’s!) // Sideways cross choker necklace similar, $10 // Still loving the Free People barrel denim jeans, $98, so many color options!  If you missed my Full Face Of Drugstore Makeup Faves post from last week, be sure to check it out to get some new affordable makeup ideas! I love all of you taking the time to comment when you feel guided by my posts and for keeping things positive, whether you agree with ALL of my makeup recommendations or not! Different strokes for different folks, am I right?!  Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Closing Thoughts Contouring and highlighting don’t have to be about drastic transformation – in fact, when you’re done, it shouldn’t be super obvious what you’ve done – it’s about enhancing and bringing out your best features. Give it a try and see how a little contour and highlight can make a big difference! Have you tried doing either of these techniques before? Share your experiences in the comments below! About The Author Jennifer Duvall Jennifer is our beauty & makeup contributor. She posts a weekly column on Saturdays She also runs her own website & YouTube channel, which you can find by clicking below. Source link

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When many women hear the words “contour” and “highlight,” they immediately think of an intimidating process! But it doesn’t have to be if you know exactly the “why” + “how “ behind both of them.  As we celebrate more and more birthdays past 40, there is a noticeable shift in our facial appearance as things start to wrinkle (skin), sink in (eye sockets), flatten out (cheeks), and sag (jowls). Yes, these shifts are natural and will happen to all of us, it’s fine. It’s better than the latter… So if staring at these changes in the mirror doesn’t bother you one bit, then you go girl! But if you feel anything like me, and like to have options to be able to make those changes appear “softer” and “less obvious” then this tutorial is for you! Being able to confidently use these techniques of contour and highlight, can be to our benefit because they can provide an instant mini-face lift by restoring lost dimension…without invasive surgery, knives, or needles!  Using dark (contour) and light (highlight) are ways to alter the way our natural bone structure appears. Placement of both is important because it’s basically where you want to direct eye traffic. If you’ve been hesitant to try contouring and highlighting, this guide will walk you through it step by step with easy-to-use products.  And I’m going to show you how I did my face makeup WITHOUT the use of a traditional foundation. We will ONLY be using contour + highlight products! It will look a bit like paint by number once until I’m finished, but hang in there with me, Ha! Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Step 1: Prep Your Skin Step 2: Choose the Right Contour and Highlight Products As a rule of thumb, if you want to push back something, you contour, and if you want to accentuate it and bring it forward, you highlight. • Contour: Opt for a cream or powder contour 2 shades darker than your skin tone. Creams work well for dry or mature skin, while powders suit oily or combination skin. I highly recommend the super easy Rare Beauty Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick, $28, if you’re new to contouring. This is one of the better cream sticks I’ve used.  I chose the shade “Happy Sol,” which is a light brown with cool tones, so it doesn’t go too orange, which is key when contouring. • Highlight: Use a luminous (not glittery) highlighter to brighten specific areas. I love the finish of the Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wands, $42, a little goes a long way! I’m using the shade “Spotlight” today which is a champagne with a hint of rose gold feel to it. These don’t look cheap on the skin if you know what I mean, they look like a true elegant highlight coming through on the skin. • Concealer:  Concealer is to also brighten specific areas but without the use of any shimmer in areas that can’t handle the shimmer (like the under eyes that are sunken in). You know by now I trust the Natasha Denona HyGlam concealers, $30, with my life! I’m wearing shade R2 today.  Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Step 3: Map Out Your Contour Remember, not everyone will need to add contour to all of these places if you don’t want to or if you’re happy with some of these features! I’m going to show all of them however so you can get the full picture!* Note my images below to see visuals of where my contour stick was placed. • Cheekbones: Apply contour just right on top of the cheekbones (not below because that will drag the face down) and blend upward to the temples for a lifted effect.  • Jawline/Jowls: Lightly define your jawline to add structure and shadow by placing the contour right under the jawline area right beside your chin where jowls start to head south. Remember, with dark, we are trying to recede these. • Nose: Our noses will get larger and spread as we age, so if desired, apply a short line of contour along either side of your nose to slim and right under the tip to shorten. • Forehead: Blend contour along the hairline to shorten larger foreheads. Step 4: Highlight Key Areas with Highlighter • Cheekbones: Dab a touch of highlighter onto the tops of your cheekbones above the contour line. • Bridge of Nose: Lightly highlight just the center bridge and then the tip of the nose. Do not create a long straight line of highlighter – you need to break up this highlight. • Brow Bone: By putting a touch of highlight right under the arch of the brow, it adds a subtle glow and lift to the eye beds. Step 5: Highlight Key Areas with Concealer • Under Eyes: To lift and refresh tired eyes, add concealer right into the hollows only under the eyes near the tear duct and inner nose area, and a touch on the outer side of the eye. • In Between the Brows. I do a few strips of light wispy concealer here to lift this area that can tend to look angry!  • Chin + Sides of Mouth. If you add a bit of light just in the center of the chin it brings it forward. Then I drag a light amount of concealer in a line from the outside of the middle of my mouth back towards my middle ear. Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Step 6: Blend, Blend, Blend! • Tools you’ll need to do this well (I don’t suggest fingers, it will get too streaky) is a great concealer brush like the Angled Anisa Beauty Concealer brush, $28, and a tapered cheek brush for the contour and highlight, like this Real Techniques Expert Face Brush, $8. • I recommend blending the products in stages, so either do all contour first or all of the concealer/highlighter first. If you end up needing to add more of anything, you can do it after you have completed all of the blending. I always end up adding more highlighter 🙂 Step 7: Set and Finish • Finished with a swipe of my Merit Beauty Shade Slick tinted lip oil, in “Sangria,” $24, which is a sheer but deep warm berry shade. This is a gorgeous light and hydrating formula for upcoming spring and summer lips and is a clean beauty product. The Rest of My Look Details The rest of my look details: A simple lightweight v-neck sweater goes with everything! This Banana Republic one comes in many other color options, $42. // My golden eyeshadow look was achieved with this Natasha Denona My Dream Palette, $69. // Similar delicate lariat necklace from Uncommon James, $134 (they’ve got free shipping sitewide right now for Valentine’s!) // Sideways cross choker necklace similar, $10 // Still loving the Free People barrel denim jeans, $98, so many color options!  If you missed my Full Face Of Drugstore Makeup Faves post from last week, be sure to check it out to get some new affordable makeup ideas! I love all of you taking the time to comment when you feel guided by my posts and for keeping things positive, whether you agree with ALL of my makeup recommendations or not! Different strokes for different folks, am I right?!  Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Closing Thoughts Contouring and highlighting don’t have to be about drastic transformation – in fact, when you’re done, it shouldn’t be super obvious what you’ve done – it’s about enhancing and bringing out your best features. Give it a try and see how a little contour and highlight can make a big difference! Have you tried doing either of these techniques before? Share your experiences in the comments below! About The Author Jennifer Duvall Jennifer is our beauty & makeup contributor. She posts a weekly column on Saturdays She also runs her own website & YouTube channel, which you can find by clicking below. Source link

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When many women hear the words “contour” and “highlight,” they immediately think of an intimidating process! But it doesn’t have to be if you know exactly the “why” + “how “ behind both of them.  As we celebrate more and more birthdays past 40, there is a noticeable shift in our facial appearance as things start to wrinkle (skin), sink in (eye sockets), flatten out (cheeks), and sag (jowls). Yes, these shifts are natural and will happen to all of us, it’s fine. It’s better than the latter… So if staring at these changes in the mirror doesn’t bother you one bit, then you go girl! But if you feel anything like me, and like to have options to be able to make those changes appear “softer” and “less obvious” then this tutorial is for you! Being able to confidently use these techniques of contour and highlight, can be to our benefit because they can provide an instant mini-face lift by restoring lost dimension…without invasive surgery, knives, or needles!  Using dark (contour) and light (highlight) are ways to alter the way our natural bone structure appears. Placement of both is important because it’s basically where you want to direct eye traffic. If you’ve been hesitant to try contouring and highlighting, this guide will walk you through it step by step with easy-to-use products.  And I’m going to show you how I did my face makeup WITHOUT the use of a traditional foundation. We will ONLY be using contour + highlight products! It will look a bit like paint by number once until I’m finished, but hang in there with me, Ha! Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Step 1: Prep Your Skin Step 2: Choose the Right Contour and Highlight Products As a rule of thumb, if you want to push back something, you contour, and if you want to accentuate it and bring it forward, you highlight. • Contour: Opt for a cream or powder contour 2 shades darker than your skin tone. Creams work well for dry or mature skin, while powders suit oily or combination skin. I highly recommend the super easy Rare Beauty Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick, $28, if you’re new to contouring. This is one of the better cream sticks I’ve used.  I chose the shade “Happy Sol,” which is a light brown with cool tones, so it doesn’t go too orange, which is key when contouring. • Highlight: Use a luminous (not glittery) highlighter to brighten specific areas. I love the finish of the Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wands, $42, a little goes a long way! I’m using the shade “Spotlight” today which is a champagne with a hint of rose gold feel to it. These don’t look cheap on the skin if you know what I mean, they look like a true elegant highlight coming through on the skin. • Concealer:  Concealer is to also brighten specific areas but without the use of any shimmer in areas that can’t handle the shimmer (like the under eyes that are sunken in). You know by now I trust the Natasha Denona HyGlam concealers, $30, with my life! I’m wearing shade R2 today.  Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Step 3: Map Out Your Contour Remember, not everyone will need to add contour to all of these places if you don’t want to or if you’re happy with some of these features! I’m going to show all of them however so you can get the full picture!* Note my images below to see visuals of where my contour stick was placed. • Cheekbones: Apply contour just right on top of the cheekbones (not below because that will drag the face down) and blend upward to the temples for a lifted effect.  • Jawline/Jowls: Lightly define your jawline to add structure and shadow by placing the contour right under the jawline area right beside your chin where jowls start to head south. Remember, with dark, we are trying to recede these. • Nose: Our noses will get larger and spread as we age, so if desired, apply a short line of contour along either side of your nose to slim and right under the tip to shorten. • Forehead: Blend contour along the hairline to shorten larger foreheads. Step 4: Highlight Key Areas with Highlighter • Cheekbones: Dab a touch of highlighter onto the tops of your cheekbones above the contour line. • Bridge of Nose: Lightly highlight just the center bridge and then the tip of the nose. Do not create a long straight line of highlighter – you need to break up this highlight. • Brow Bone: By putting a touch of highlight right under the arch of the brow, it adds a subtle glow and lift to the eye beds. Step 5: Highlight Key Areas with Concealer • Under Eyes: To lift and refresh tired eyes, add concealer right into the hollows only under the eyes near the tear duct and inner nose area, and a touch on the outer side of the eye. • In Between the Brows. I do a few strips of light wispy concealer here to lift this area that can tend to look angry!  • Chin + Sides of Mouth. If you add a bit of light just in the center of the chin it brings it forward. Then I drag a light amount of concealer in a line from the outside of the middle of my mouth back towards my middle ear. Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Step 6: Blend, Blend, Blend! • Tools you’ll need to do this well (I don’t suggest fingers, it will get too streaky) is a great concealer brush like the Angled Anisa Beauty Concealer brush, $28, and a tapered cheek brush for the contour and highlight, like this Real Techniques Expert Face Brush, $8. • I recommend blending the products in stages, so either do all contour first or all of the concealer/highlighter first. If you end up needing to add more of anything, you can do it after you have completed all of the blending. I always end up adding more highlighter 🙂 Step 7: Set and Finish • Finished with a swipe of my Merit Beauty Shade Slick tinted lip oil, in “Sangria,” $24, which is a sheer but deep warm berry shade. This is a gorgeous light and hydrating formula for upcoming spring and summer lips and is a clean beauty product. The Rest of My Look Details The rest of my look details: A simple lightweight v-neck sweater goes with everything! This Banana Republic one comes in many other color options, $42. // My golden eyeshadow look was achieved with this Natasha Denona My Dream Palette, $69. // Similar delicate lariat necklace from Uncommon James, $134 (they’ve got free shipping sitewide right now for Valentine’s!) // Sideways cross choker necklace similar, $10 // Still loving the Free People barrel denim jeans, $98, so many color options!  If you missed my Full Face Of Drugstore Makeup Faves post from last week, be sure to check it out to get some new affordable makeup ideas! I love all of you taking the time to comment when you feel guided by my posts and for keeping things positive, whether you agree with ALL of my makeup recommendations or not! Different strokes for different folks, am I right?!  Shop This Post Turn on your JavaScript to view content Closing Thoughts Contouring and highlighting don’t have to be about drastic transformation – in fact, when you’re done, it shouldn’t be super obvious what you’ve done – it’s about enhancing and bringing out your best features. Give it a try and see how a little contour and highlight can make a big difference! Have you tried doing either of these techniques before? Share your experiences in the comments below! About The Author Jennifer Duvall Jennifer is our beauty & makeup contributor. She posts a weekly column on Saturdays She also runs her own website & YouTube channel, which you can find by clicking below. Source link

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Optimizing Shopify Store Performance: Tips and Techniques

Speed is a critical factor that must be addressed when operating a successful E-commerce Development Company. People may abandon your shop by simply opening a tab since they have shorter attention spans. You could believe that your traffic is low, but it does not matter since poor website performance might drive customers away from your business before they finish their purchases, even if your traffic is minimal. It may have a significant impact on your Shopify performance optimisation.

Keep An Eye On And Track The Speed Of Your Website

Monitoring your site's speed is the only way to ensure it always loads swiftly, even after you change its theme or product pages. By examining your website's performance, you may identify problems that impede your shop's development and set benchmarks for your success. You may see Shopify Speed Optimization report in the analytics area of your dashboard. Yet, third-party resources like Google Lighthouse, GTMetrix, and the Pingdom speed test may also provide insightful information.

Because it offers tips on how to speed up your website, such as optimising pictures, minifying CSS and JavaScript, and using browser caching to shorten server response times, the Google PageSpeed Insights tool is beneficial. 

Evaluating And Analysing The Information

It would help if you sped up your Shopify shops to examine and understand the data. You must have a clear view of everything in your shop. To gauge how many people are entering and leaving your shop, start by counting the number of visits to your website. You may utilise an analytics tool such as Google Analytics to monitor your traffic.

Second, see how long it takes each page to load on average. This will let you gauge how long users can load each page. You may verify this using Google Pagespeed Insights or another speed-testing program like Pingdom or GTMetrix.

Thirdly, consider doing some A/B testing using various features or designs. This will enable you to determine which ones function the best and adjust as necessary!

Comparing The Pace Of Your Shop To That Of Rivals

After you've evaluated the functionality of your website, you may compare it to those of your rivals and even yourself. The use of Google Pagespeed Insights is an excellent method for doing this.

It enables you to compare two URLs side by side and assess how each website compares regarding bandwidth use and loading speed.

Select the Appropriate Theme

Selecting a Shopify Development  theme is a crucial choice. To optimise the performance of your Shopify shop, make sure the theme you choose is speedy and matches your brand. Thus, it would help if you chose a current and responsive piece. You may enhance the functionality of your Shopify theme even more by turning off any features you are not utilising or that don't provide your consumers anything of value. You may also use Google PageSpeed Insights to evaluate a theme's performance before selecting it.

It provides a flawless mobile shopping experience, blazingly quick loading speeds, and product pages that can be customised to highlight your wardrobe. Blum's remarkable 80+ rating on Google Pagespeed Insights for Mobile pages makes it stand out. This is important since, according to Colorlib, most highly ranked websites get a mobile score of about 40. Indeed, faster loading times and a better mobile experience will boost conversion rates and significantly increase revenue for your companies. 

Assessment of Performance

Performance assessment is the first step in optimising your store's speed for desktop and mobile devices on Shopify.  After you've finished all the optimisations in this tutorial, it's also a chance to compare your performance to a baseline and evaluate how far you've come.

Reduce The Amount Of Third-Party Shopify Apps And Javascript You Utilise

The slower your website loads, the more third-party applications you have installed. To ensure that your business loads fast and readily for consumers, you want to make it as simple as possible.

This may be accomplished by utilising the "Minify App" plugin, which will consolidate these scripts into a much smaller hand with the same weight. Customers will find browsing more straightforward, and your site will load faster.

Make Use Of A Simple And Lightweight Shopify Theme

The excellent choice for Shopify performance optimisation is a light theme. They only have a few bulky features that may slow down your website, and the theme loads more quickly. Additionally, responsive pieces that use the Shopify theme inspector may be found. These themes adjust to your device.

This guarantees the theme will look fantastic and be simple to use on all devices. Your pages may take longer to load on mobile devices if you choose a piece with excessive bells and whistles.

Make Your Homepage Design Simpler

A web page will load slower and take longer to load correctly the more things it contains. On average, customers only look at around half of the material on a store's front page. If your site has components that slow down the user experience and discourage visitors from interacting, you risk losing them as clients.

Conclusion

E-commerce success is something other than slow and steady. Make sure your sites load fast to draw in more visitors, raise your SEO ranking at Infowind, and boost conversions. 

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Bard welcomes a big update: finally supports Chinese!

With both ChatGPT and Claude ushering in major updates, Bard, owned by Google, is finally not far behind and has released a new version. However, compared to ChatGPT’s artifact Code interpreter, Bard’s updates further improve Bard’s user experience.

However, for Chinese users, this update is of great significance: because Bard finally adds support for Chinese this time.

1. 40 new languages ​​added, Chinese conversation is stress-free

Bard has added more than 40 new  HE Tuber languages ​​this time, including Chinese, Arabic, German, Hindi and Spanish.

The Silicon Star man immediately chatted with Bard. Of course Bard answered some common questions fluently. Take a "Chinese Level 10" question and test it to see if it understands the breadth and depth of Chinese:

Not a bad answer.

But when the Silicon Stars asked it to write a seven-character quatrain, Bard overturned:

2. More new experiences

In addition, Bard also adds voice support. The new version of Bard adds a small loudspeaker icon. Click it and you can hear Bard read out the answer. This is especially useful for users who want to hear the correct pronunciation of a word or listen to a poem or script. This feature now supports more than 40 languages, and Chinese is also supported.

Additionally, users can easily adjust Bard's answers. Users can now change the tone and style of Bard's answers to five different options: simple, long, short, professional or casual. For example, if you think Bard's answer is too long, you can use the drop-down menu to shorten it. Currently this feature only supports English.

At the I/O conference, Google announced that it would bring the functionality of Google Lens to Bard. This update implements the integration of Google Lens. Users can now upload images with prompts, and Bard will analyze the image content and information to provide help. This feature is also currently only available in English.

Source: Twitter

In addition, this Bard has also made some adjustments at the product level.

Pin and rename conversations: Options to pin, rename, and select recent conversations are now available in the sidebar, making it easier for users to revisit these prompts later.

Export code to more places: In addition to Google Colab, users are also allowed to export Python code to Replit.

Share replies with friends: Shareable links allow users to share ideas and creations with others.

3. What is the strength of the Palm 2 behind Bard?

Google's Bard is trained based on its own PaLM 2 model.

The first generation PaLM is a large language model announced by Google in April 2022. It uses 540 billion parameters for training, which is about three times that of GPT-3. The new version of PaLM 2 has been further improved and improved on PaLM, with multi-language, reasoning and coding functions.

PaLM 2 has more training in multilingual texts, covering more than 100 languages, and has a remarkable ability to understand, generate and translate nuanced texts including idioms, poetry and riddles, and also passes "Mastery" Level advanced language proficiency test.

In terms of reasoning, PaLM 2's data set includes scientific papers and web pages with mathematical expressions, and it has strong logic, common sense reasoning and mathematical abilities.

At the same time, PaLM2 is pre-trained on a large number of public source code data sets, and its coding ability is stronger. In addition to Python and JavaScript, it also includes generating specialized code in Prolog, Fortran and Verilog.

It is worth noting that PaLM 2 has been developed in different versions, which can be targeted at different customers and deployed in different enterprise environments.

Currently, PaLM 2 has four specifications, ranging from small to large: Gecko, Otter, Bison and Unicorn. Among them, the smallest Gecko can run on a mobile phone and can process approximately 20 Tokens per second, which is about 16 or 17 word. In other words, developers do not need to spend a lot of time and resources to create and adjust PaLM 2, but can directly use it and deploy it.

However, in terms of Bard's current performance, it is always at least one step behind ChatGPT. ChatGPT's Code Interpreter plug-in is finally fully online. Many people say that Code Interpreter is GPT 4.5 wearing a plug-in mask. This Bard update, in addition to In addition to the support for Chinese that makes Chinese users excited, there are not many other surprises.

When will Bard be able to use his bigger moves?

Author: VickyXiao, Juny; Editor: VickyXiao

Original title: Bard welcomes a big update: finally supports Chinese! Go and "tease" it

Source public account: Silicon Star (ID: guixingren123), from technology to culture, from depth to jokes, Silicon Star will tell you everything about Silicon Valley.

This article is published with the authorization of Product Manager cooperative media @PINWAN. Reprinting without permission is prohibited.

The title image is from Unsplash and is licensed under CC0.

The opinions in this article represent only the author's own. The Renren Product Manager platform only provides information storage space services.

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Speed, speed, and speed! – eCommerce website speed is one of the critical elements that ensure online success.

When you first built your e-store, the Ecommerce Website Development Services definitely have checked and assured the speed of your website. However, it has been noticed that with the passage of time, the site speed falls. Indeed, there can be many reasons that cause such speed issues, for instance, slow internet connection. However, this post will state the causes and solutions to the problems that outweigh the minor ones.

You should essentially expedite it as speed directly influences the user experience of the website alongside the conversions. For the same reason, we are here to list the tips to help you boost your eCommerce website speed. 

Check and replace your web hosting.

Web hosting can be one of many culprits behind sluggish websites. Right from servers and hard drive to bandwidth, the web host renders all the resources. It signifies any up and down in the resources and their quality, and your website is in danger.

So one of the proven ways is to migrate to a web host that offers quality web hosting services. That provides hosting suitable for the eCommerce website and meets its traffic and data needs. You need fast servers with maximum uptime that doesn’t get overloaded and out of order even in peak times.

If your web host is good in what services it offers, it can be possible that you need to upgrade your hosting. Typical upgradation that individuals opt for is from shared hosting to VPS and dedicated servers because shared has limited resources. Choose the plans that can accommodate your eCommerce site requirements.

However, what if everything related to hosting is perfect?

Move on to the next:

Minimizing the HTTP Requests 

Every time the website is to load, a user clicks a button/ link or searches something on the website. Then, it requests the server to send the data. What usually happens is the websites have plenty of elements like extensions, media files, content blocks, etc. The more components a website has, the more request it sends to the server. The increased request processing eventually causes a slow loading speed.

To filter out this issue, you need to put in the legwork. For instance,

Removing the unused and unnecessary media file (images, videos) and extensions.

Implementing the caching

Accelerate the JavaScript files – long-running tasks and separate files

Redirection also sends requests to the servers, therefore, keep them minimized.

Deployment of Caching 

Caching, also called in-memory, is another wonderful solution to speed up the website. What we mean is by caching, you can temporarily store the data so that the website browser does not have to send the requests again and again.

For instance, you can store the user information, product catalogs, important and most browsed FAQ. The science behind it is that in this process, the data stores on the RAM. You already know a RAM operates ten times faster than the hard drive. So this strategy effectively influences your eCommerce website speed in a good way.

Lighten your Web Page Size 

Page size influences the loading times, too, so focus on reducing your page size by optimizing it. What can you optimize?

Your website’s page(s) consists of plenty of elements; HTML and CSS files and scripts, fonts, media alongside plugins supporting the front end and backend. All elements are necessary for an excellent eCommerce website with happy customers. Thus, eliminating them will not be the solution. So start by optimizing the code, scripts, and plugins and work on compressing the images and other media files. Ecommerce Website Development servers are experts in handling these technicalities like professionals.

Reducing the Round Trips

First, understand what actually is the round trip referring to. As already mentioned, the browser has to process the files/ request the server. With the increasing number of JavaScript files, the accessing and processing escalated. To access all the files separately, it has to make multiple trips back and forth – round trips. On minimizing the requests to only one, the trips lessen and loading times shortened.  

Adopt Content Delivery Network 

Another viable way to boost your eCommerce website speed is using the CDN. But let’s take a look at the background first. The servers that are hosting the website are in more or less specific locations only. No need to mention, people access a website from different locations globally. So the individuals approaching the site from distant locations somehow face more delays than the individuals in close vicinity.

CDN stands for Content Delivery Network. It is a network of servers that are placed in multiple locations globally. Enabling the CDN helps by copying and storing the website data separately in those servers. Whenever a user sets foot into the website or requests a file/data, the nearby server (locally) loads the files pretty fast. It saves the users’ time and helps you retain the customers who might abandon your website due to long waiting.

Install latest PHP Version

Alongside the above, you can upgrade the PHP version of your website. For example, if you have your e-store created using WordPress, you might know that PHP is the basic programming language. PHP being a worldwide recognized open-source language, upgraded frequently.

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Website Speed Checklist

A website needs to load quickly. Many factors affect the loading time of your site, but there must be an average speed of fewer than two seconds when it comes to mobile and desktop viewing. Take a look at this chart from Statista's "Website Speed Checklist", in which they report various industries' averages. You'll see that none have yet achieved such speeds--with all averaging well over five-six seconds per page on both devices (but not exceeding ten). If we consider best practices requiring 2 secs or LESS (<300 ms), every industry would need improvement! It does NOT mean aiming for 5-6 secs; instead, focus on making sure pages appear.

There are many ways to make your website faster as per seo in coimbatore, and the difference between a fast loading site versus one that takes an eternity can be life or death. One way is by caching everything you do so it loads more smoothly for those who come back again later. Another tip would be to remove any unnecessary features on your page—they're just slowing down things! Computer scientists have shown that reducing wait times upfront rather than afterwards will result in fewer customers abandoning their shopping cart because they get tired of waiting around all day long for the same thing over and over again when there's no end date ever coming into sight. To help with this, we've compiled some best practices here which should guide you towards success at making websites load much quicker;

Minimize HTTP Requests Made By You HTTP requests slow downloading time. Each element on your website generates an HTTP request, like images and scripts. The more of these you have, the slower it will load because each one requires a separate download before displaying content to users who visit your site!

Reduce The Time It Takes To Get To The First Byte (ttfb) : If you want to know how quickly a web page loads, look at the time-to-first byte (TTFB). Simply put, it is the amount of time between when your browser requests data and when that server responds. It means that if there are any delays due to processing power or network speeds--you can bet they'll all be captured here!

TTFB has three parts:

The initial request sent from the user's computer or device

Time required for an application on the customer side of things to process this transaction

And finally response times set by servers to respond with information back upstream.

Make Sure Your Browser's Cache Is Turned On. The cache can use temporary storage hard disk to load the elements of new websites. This ensures when you visit your favourite website again, it doesn't have to make another HTTP call.

Upgrade Plan for Web Hosting In the age of Google, your website must be up and running at all times. When you first launch a business' site or blog, less expensive plans may seem like an ideal choice. Still, in some cases, this can lead to headaches down the line when traffic grows exponentially across various mediums such as social media platforms or search engines. Keep these tips in mind before choosing between more affordable hosting packages:

- Hosting services should offer a 99% uptime guarantee for customer satisfaction - Choose reputable hosts with ample storage space and unmetered bandwidth capabilities

Execute Audits On Compression Here are some tips on website compression that can help you save time and money while making sure your site still looks great. For starters, be aware of the size limitations imposed by different internet browsers regarding images (.jpg file sizes need to not exceed 1800px in width). This will allow for quicker loading times as well.

Image Sizes Should Be Reduced Additionally, make use of GZIP so that data is compressed before being sent across servers; this process will reduce bandwidth requirements and load speeds significantly too!

Files should be compressed and combined to save space on your website. Minification removes characters from files that are not necessary, such as formatting and white space. This will result in smaller file size for the code! . Asynchronous Loading is a great way to save time. It's time to improve the way your CSS and JavaScript files are loaded now that they've been minified and merged.

There are two possibilities:

Loading in real-time, which can be distracting on some pages or cause performance issues if too many resources load at once; however, loading asynchronously all of them will allow for faster page loads while still preventing anyone resource from delaying another (so no waiting more than five seconds for something else)

Staggering these style sheets, so each browser request only fetches one file before moving onto the next could also shorten download times but doesn't solve content reordering problems as Async does

Loading of JavaScript files is postponed & Improve DNS Lookups.

Loading of JavaScript files is postponed. Deferring a file means deferring its Loading until other elements on the page have loaded. It helps to ensure that the remainder of your files loads swiftly and without errors by postponing a huge file, which usually contains Javascript code for web applications or sites with heavy interactivity like video games, animations etc., as they are one of the most resource-consuming scripts in internet browsers; people do not need to memorize long sequences of number combinations when using a DNS lookup service - this server maintains databases containing IP addresses and hostnames including resolving various types issues related to domain name registrations such as creating new domains or updating existing ones.

Make Sure Your Browser's Cache Is Turned On. This means that if your site has many visitors, it would be wise to use CDN setups and cache servers. This will allow for faster loading times on the website, which translates into happier users who can access content without having to wait too long.

Videos may significantly improve the value of your website. Still, if they're not optimized correctly, they can have a serious impact on loading times and get in the way of potential buyers checking out products online. Remove plugins that are no longer necessary so as much bandwidth will be available for supporting high-speed video streaming, which could ultimately lead to more sales! The last thing you want is for this influx of visitors to discourage those same visitors from returning because your website's too slow.

Conclusion The consequences of having a slow website can be devastating. It's important to give your site as much attention and care as you do for yourself if it is the face of your business or organization! Doing so will ensure that visitors have a positive experience on every page they visit, which in turn means more time spent browsing around- an opportunity lost with each second their browser spends loading pages.

However, keeping up performance isn't easy work either; constant testing needs to happen regularly, and adjustments need to be made when necessary (which should always include housekeeping).

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Widely considered to be the first survival horror game to use polygonal graphics. Initially released on the PC by Interplay, and developed by Infogrames, in 1992, Alone in the Dark would go down as a historical landmark in video gaming history. House of Horrors - Alone in the Dark. Jess and Zorine face up against the birth of survival horror in this 1992 game. Expect many surprises and some trouble with running. 🅳🅾🆆🅽🅻🅾🅰🅳 Free download Alone in the Dark 1 Year 1992. Garena 2.0 This tool allows you join gamers all over the world and play great games: Warcraft, Call of Duty, Starcraft, Quake, Dawn of War, BlackShot. Alone in the Dark (shortened to AitD) is a survival horror game released by Infogrames in 1992 for PC. In 1994 a port was made for 3DO by Krisalis Entertainment and published by Interplay Entertainment. Alone in the Dark is one of the first Survival Horror games and one of the first games to utilize 3D models superimposed on pre-rendered backgrounds. The game was awarded the title of'First 3D. Alone in the Dark is a survival horror video game series, originally developed by Infogrames. In most of the games, the player controls private investigator Edward Carnby, who goes to investigate a haunted mansion or town that is full of undead creatures. The original story is based on the writings of H. Lovecraft, although later games in the series drew inspiration from other sources. A suspicious suicide. A chilling curse. A malevolent power. Finally, a wicked dark secret. This is Derceto, a legendary Louisiana mansion where, against your better judgment, you're drawn into a world of shadows to explore the darker side of Jeremy Hartwood's imagination.

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Game is con­trol­led by the same keys that are used to playing un­der MS DOS. For full­screen press 'Right Alt' + 'En­ter'.

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box coverGame title:Alone in the DarkPlatform:MS-DOSAuthor (released):Infogrames (1992)Genre:Action, AdventureMode:Single-playerDesign:Frédérick Raynal, Didier Chanfray, Franck Manzetti, Franck De Girolami, ..Music:Philippe VacheyGame manual:manual.pdf

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5283 kBRecommended emulator:DOSBoxFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

Alone in the Dark is a critically acclaimed 1992 action-adventure horror video game originally designed by Frédérick Raynal and developed and published by Infogrames for the PC. In 1994, the game was ported for the 3DO by Krisalis. Alone in the Dark is considered a breakthrough and influential title, being the first 3D game in the genre of survival horror. It has spawned four follow-up games as part of the series, as well as two movies loosely based on them. Players choose between a male or female protagonist (Edward Carnby or Emily Hartwood respectively), and are then trapped inside the haunted mansion of Derceto. The player character starts in the attic (the place of Jeremy's suicide), having ascended to the top of the mansion without incident, and is tasked with finding a way out of the mansion while avoiding, outsmarting or defeating various supernatural enemies including slave zombies and giant bipedal rat-like creatures. Though able to kill most enemies with simply fists and feet, the player character can also find and utilise weapons. Many opponents can be beaten by solving a particular puzzle rather than a straight fight - indeed, a significant number of opponents cannot be killed at all. Much of the game involves exploration and puzzle-solving, and optionally searching the house for clues to what happened before the player's arrival. The player character can search any area, open and close doors, push certain objects, and pick up some items. Items in inventory can be used, opened, read, thrown, or put down, though not all of these options are offered for every item. Inventory is highly limited, and the player must often discard items to make room. It is possible to discard items that are needed to complete the game, but discarded items remain in play and can be retrieved later, even if the player character leaves the room. Available space in inventory is determined by weight, not number of items; for example, a player may discard a book and two knives yet still not be able to pick up the heavy statuette. Unlike its sequels, and much of the survival horror genre, the game is partially non-linear. The player character is initially restricted to the attic and third floor, whose rooms are arranged such that they must be traversed in a linear order. Completing the puzzle at the end of the third floor grants the player character access to the first and second floors. The player can explore the rooms in this area in any order, and can also revisit the attic and third floor if desired. Upon completing a specific puzzle, the player gains access to the caverns beneath the mansion. The caverns are completely linear, and each challenge must be overcome as it is encountered.

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This ver­sion of Alone in the Dark was de­sig­ned for per­so­nal com­pu­ters with o­pe­ra­ting sys­tem MS-DOS (Mi­cro­soft Disk O­pe­ra­ting Sys­tem), which was o­pe­ra­ting sys­tem de­ve­lo­ped by Mi­cro­soft in 1981. It was the most wi­de­ly-used o­pe­ra­ting sys­tem in the first half of the 1990s. MS-DOS was sup­plied with most of the IBM com­pu­ters that pur­cha­sed a li­cen­se from Mi­cro­soft. Af­ter 1995, it was pu­s­hed out by a gra­phi­cal­ly mo­re ad­van­ced sys­tem - Win­dows and its de­ve­lop­ment was ce­a­sed in 2000. At the ti­me of its grea­test fa­me, se­ve­ral thou­sand ga­mes de­sig­ned spe­ci­fi­cal­ly for com­pu­ters with this sys­tem we­re cre­a­ted. To­day, its de­ve­lop­ment is no lon­ger con­ti­nue and for e­mu­la­tion the free DOSBox e­mu­la­tor is most of­ten used. Mo­re in­for­ma­ti­on about MS-DOS operating system can be found here. The sims 2 ultimate collection mac download.

Available online emulators:

5 different online emulators are available for Alone in the Dark. These emulators differ not only in the technology they use to emulate old games, but also in support of various game controllers, multiplayer mode, mobile phone touchscreen, emulation speed, absence or presence of embedded ads and in many other parameters. For maximum gaming enjoyment, it's important to choose the right emulator, because on each PC and in different Internet browsers, the individual emulators behave differently. The basic features of each emulator available for this game Alone in the Dark are summarized in the following table:

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You can trace the long lineage of horror-themed adventure games back to Alone in the Dark. It was the primary muse behind such famous games as Resident Evil, Silent Hill or Nocturne. As most of you who’ve been around the genre longer than me probably already know, Alone in the Dark is not a pure adventure. You’d have to call it an action/adventure. In fact, it’s so excellent at blending the two genres that you could probably make the argument that its one of the original games of this subgenre.

Alone in the Dark is heavily influenced by the wonderfully dark, twisted writings of H.P. Lovecraft, and that’s a pretty good literary pedigree for any game. If you haven’t read Lovecraft, chances are you’ve seen plenty of movies with the same idea: a researcher into the occult finds some ancient, dusty incantations and rashly begins reading them aloud, thereby releasing into the world all matter of unpleasant, icky monsters.

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It was released way back in the dark DOS era (1992), and so you shouldn’t expect it to be graphically impressive. The game overcomes its “primitive” technology by a very high degree of craftsmanship. The sound effects are creepy and convincing. The character movement is complex and varied. The camera angles are constantly shifting, giving the game a very cinematic feel. Finally, the characters and objects have a convincing sense of weight and substance. The designers have done a great job with limited technology.

All of these factors add up to the result that, DOS or not, the world of Alone in the Dark is strangely compelling. It was the original game that sparked our immagination and showed the full potential of the PC as a genuinely powerful artistic medium that could, when done right, run games that can scare us half to death. Creepy camera angles, odd noises and spooky monsters all work in tandem to deliver on the of most memorable adventures on the humble computer.

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You can enter any URL and have it analyzed: Google PageSpeed Insights Google then provides an overall score out of 100 for the website you’ve tested, based on several performance optimization best practices: Google PageSpeed Insights score Along with this result, you’ll also see several recommendations from Google on how to improve your performance (and therefore, your PageSpeed Insights score as well): Google PageSpeed Insights recommendations As of 2018, PageSpeed Insights scores are calculated via Lighthouse, Google’s open source, automated tool for improving the overall quality of web pages. This platform can evaluate all sorts of factors, including performance, accessibility, progressive web apps, and more. To see Lighthouse’s comprehensive assessment of your site, you can use Google’s Measure tool: Google Webmasters Measure auditing tool In addition to conducting a performance audit much like the one Google PageSpeed Insights runs, you’ll get scores for accessibility, best practices, and Search Engine Optimization (SEO). The Truth About Scoring 100/100 in Google PageSpeed Insights As we mentioned at the beginning of this post, we see many site owners and developers who become obsessed over achieving a perfect PageSpeed Insights score. Unfortunately, those folks tend to overlook the more important aspect of the test’s results: the recommendations. While you should certainly strive to improve your website’s loading times as much as possible, getting a 100/100 in Google PageSpeed Insights isn’t actually that important. For starters, it’s not even the be-all-end-all test for performance. Unlike PageSpeed Insights, Pingdom Tools enables you to test your site’s performance from various locations: Pingdom Tools speed test results You can also run tests on platforms such as GTmetrix (which combines your scores from PageSpeed Insights and YSlow) and WebPageTest. Chances are, your scores across these different tools won’t match exactly, which shows you how arbitrary these numbers can be. What really matters is the actual speed of your website. To put it into perspective, we’ve seen sites with average loading times of under 500 milliseconds (which is extremely fast!) that don’t have a 100/100 score on PageSpeed Insights. The other factor that should influence your approach to speed optimization is the perceived performance of your site. Your visitors don’t care what your Google PageSpeed Insights score is. They just want to be able to view your content as quickly as possible. The real purpose of testing your site’s performance with Google PageSpeed Insights isn’t to achieve a high score. Instead, it’s to find problem spots on your site, so that you can optimize them and decrease both your actual and perceived loading times. How Google Uses PageSpeed Insights In addition to influencing your site’s User Experience (UX), performance also plays a role in SEO. Given that PageSpeed Insights is run by the world’s largest and most popular search engine, it stands to reason that your score might have some effect on your Search Engine Results Page (SERP) rankings (at least on Google itself). The reality is that Google does use PageSpeed Insights to determine rankings – kind of. Site speed is a ranking factor, plain and simple. Your performance test score can give you a pretty good idea of where you stand on that front. However, Google takes into consideration more than just the number in the circle at the top of your PageSpeed results. Hitting a 100/100 won’t guarantee you a top spot on the SERPs. With that said, you can still put your PageSpeed Insights results to work when improving your SEO. For example, since 2018, mobile page speed has been a ranking factor for Google. You’ll notice that your performance test provides data for both the desktop and mobile versions of your site: Mobile tab in Google PageSpeed Insights Since more than 73 percent of mobile internet users claim they’ve encountered a site that takes too long to load, the information in the Google PageSpeed Insights Mobile tab is invaluable. Using the recommendations here to decrease loading times on smartphones and other devices should give you a competitive edge. Google PageSpeed Insights Recommendations (24 Ways to Improve Performance) We’ve talked a lot about Google PageSpeed Insights’ recommendations in this post. They’re the real meat of your performance test results, and far more valuable than your actual score. That’s why we’ve dedicated the rest of this post to them. Before we dive into the individual suggestions, however, you’ll need to understand the difference between your Field Data and Lab Data. The former compares your site to others in the Chrome User Experience Report for the last 30 days. There are also two charts that show where your average First Contentful Paint (FCP) and First Input Delay (FID) fall: Google PageSpeed Insights Field Data In the image above, our site’s FCP is about the same as 45 percent of sites in the 75th percentile, and our FID is about the same as 9 percent of the 95th percentile. Lab Data shows specific data for a simulated page load: Google PageSpeed Insights Lab Data You’ll notice that our Field Data and Lab Data don’t match exactly. That’s perfectly normal. The Lab Data is created under fixed conditions, while the Field Data uses actual loading speeds collected over time. When looked at in combination, the Field Data and Lab Data should give you an idea of your site’s actual loading times. As we mentioned earlier, this is even more important than your overall PageSpeed score, so you’ll want to pay attention to these numbers. After you’ve considered this information, it’s time to start improving your site’s performance with Google PageSpeed’s recommendations. 1. Eliminate Render-Blocking Resources One of the more common recommendations from Google PageSpeed Insights is to Eliminate render-blocking resources: Eliminate render-blocking resources recommendation This is referring to JavaScript and CSS scripts that are preventing your page from loading quickly. The visitor’s browser has to download and process these files before it can display the rest of the page, so having a lot of them ‘above the fold’ can negatively impact your site’s speed. You can learn more about this issue in our guide to eliminating render-blocking scripts. As far as Google is concerned, there are two solutions you should consider: If you don’t have a lot of JavaScript or CSS, you can inline them to get rid of this warning. This process refers to incorporating your JavaScript and/or CSS into your HTML file. You can do this with a plugin like Autoptimize. However, this is really only valid for very small sites. Most WordPress sites have enough JavaScript that this method could actually slow you down. The other option is to defer your JavaScript. This attribute downloads your JavaScript file during HTML parsing, but only executes it after the parsing is complete. Also, scripts with this attribute execute in order of appearance on the page. You’ll find a list of the resources that are most affected by this issue below the recommendation in your PageSpeed results. 2. Avoid Chaining Critical Requests The concept of chaining critical requests has to do with the Critical Rendering Path (CRP) and how browsers load your pages. Certain elements – such as the JavaScript and CSS we discussed above – must be loaded completely before your page becomes visible. As part of this suggestion, Google PageSpeed Insights will show you the request chains on the page you’re analyzing: Avoid chaining critical requests recommendation This diagram will show you the series of dependent requests that must be fulfilled before your page becomes visible. It will also tell you the size of each resource. Ideally, you want to minimize the number of dependent requests, as well as their sizes. Several methods for accomplishing these goals are covered by other recommendations discussed in this post, including: Eliminating render-blocking resources Deferring offscreen images Minifying CSS and JavaScript Additionally, you can optimize the order in which assets load, in order to shorten the CRP. This means moving above-the-fold content to the top of your HTML file. You can learn more about optimizing the CRP in our post, “How to Optimize the Critical Rendering Path in WordPress”. It’s important to note that there’s not a magic number of critical request chains that you need to work down to. Google PageSpeed Insights doesn’t count this audit as ‘passed’ or ‘failed’, unlike many of its other recommendations. This information is simply made available to help you improve loading times. 3. Keep Request Counts Low and Transfer Sizes Small The more requests browsers have to make to load your pages, and the larger the resources your server returns in response, the longer your website takes to load. Therefore, it makes sense that Google would recommend that you minimize the number of required requests and decrease the size of your resources. Like the Avoid chaining critical requests recommendation, this one does not result in a ‘pass’ or ‘fail’. Instead, you’ll simply see a list of the number of requests made and their sizes: Keep request counts low and transfer sizes small recommendation There’s no ideal number of requests or maximum sizes to keep in mind. Instead, Google recommends that you set those standards for yourself by creating a performance budget. This is a set of defined goals that may be related to aspects such as: Maximum image sizes The number of web fonts used How many external resources you call to The size of scripts and frameworks Creating a performance budget gives you a set of standards to hold yourself accountable to. When you go over your budget, you can then make decisions about whether to eliminate or optimize resources to stick to your predetermined guidelines. You can learn more about creating one in Google’s own guide. 4. Minify CSS CSS files are often larger than they need to be, in order to make them easier for humans to read. They might include various carriage returns and spaces that aren’t necessary for computers to understand their contents. Minifying your CSS is the process of condensing your files by eliminating unnecessary characters, spaces, and duplications. Google recommends this practice because it reduces your CSS file sizes, and therefore can improve loading speed: Minify CSS recommendation We recommend using a plugin such as Autoptimize or WP Rocket to minify your CSS files. 5. Minify JavaScript Just as you can reduce CSS file size through minification, the same applies to your JavaScript files: Minify JavaScript recommendation Autoptimize or WP Rocket can handle this task for your WordPress site as well. 6. Remove Unused CSS Any code in your stylesheet is content that has to be loaded in order for your page to become visible to users. If there’s CSS on your site that isn’t actually useful, it’s putting an unnecessary drain on your performance. That’s why Google recommends removing any unused CSS: Remove unused CSS recommendation The solution here is essentially the same as that for eliminating render-blocking CSS. You can inline or defer styles in whatever way makes the most sense for your pages. You can also use a tool such as Chrome DevTools to find unused CSS that needs to be optimized. 7. Minimize Main-Thread Work The ‘main thread’ is the primary element of a user’s browser that’s responsible for turning code into a web page that visitors can interact with. It parses and executes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Additionally, it’s in charge of handling user interactions. This means that, when the main thread is working through your site’s code, it cannot also handle user requests. If your site’s main-thread work takes too long, this can result in poor UX and slow page loading times. Google PageSpeed will flag pages that take longer than four seconds to complete main-thread work and present a usable web page: Minimize main-thread work recommendation Some of the methods used for reducing main-thread work have already been covered in other sections of this post, including: Minifying your code Removing unused code Implementing caching However, you may also want to consider code splitting. This process involves breaking up your JavaScript into bundles that execute when they’re needed, instead of requiring browsers to load all of them before the page becomes interactive. Webpack is often used to implement code splitting. Note that this is a fairly advanced technique and beginners should usually undertake alone. 8. Reduce JavaScript Execution Time JavaScript execution is often the most prominent contributor to main-thread work. PageSpeed Insights has a separate recommendation to alert you if this task is having a significant impact on your site’s performance: Reduce JavaScript execution time recommendation The methods suggested above for reducing main-thread work should also resolve this warning in your PageSpeed results. 9. Reduce Server Response Times (TTFB) Time to First Byte (TTFB) is a measure of how long it takes for a browser to receive the first byte of data back from your site’s server after making a request. While this isn’t the same as your overall site speed, having a low TTFB is understandably good for your site’s performance. Therefore, reducing server response times is among Google PageSpeed Insights’ recommendations. If you’re able to achieve a low TTFB, you’ll see this message under Passed audits: Server response times are low message There are several factors that can influence your TTFB. Some strategies for lowering it include: Choosing a high-quality web hosting provider Using lightweight themes and plugins Reducing the number of plugins installed on your site Utilizing a Content Delivery Network (CDN) Implementing browser caching Selecting a solid Domain Name System (DNS) provider Our post on TTFB is an excellent resource for more details on optimization in this area. 10. Properly Size Images Media files such as images can be a real drag on your site’s performance. Properly sizing them is a simple way to reduce your loading times: Properly size images recommendation If your page includes images that are larger than they need to be, CSS is used to resize them appropriately. This takes longer than simply loading the images at the right size initially, therefore impacting your page’s performance. To fix this, you can either upload images at the proper sizes, or use ‘responsive images’. This involves creating differently-sized images for various devices. You can do this using the srcset attribute, which is added to tags to specify alternative image files at different sizes. Browsers can read this list, determine which option is best for the current screen, and deliver that version of your image. For example, say that you have a header image and you want to make it responsive. You could upload three versions of it at 800, 480, and 320 pixels wide. Then you would apply the srcset attribute, like this: The srcset attribute specifies the different available files, and the sizes attribute tells browsers which one should be used based on the current screen size. 11. Defer Offscreen Images The process of deferring offscreen images is more commonly known as ‘lazy loading’. This means that instead of making the browser load every image on a page before displaying the above-the-fold content, it will only load the ones that are immediately visible. Less loading before the page becomes visible means better performance, which is why Google recommends this method: Defer offscreen images recommendation There are several WordPress plugins made specifically for lazy loading, including a3 Lazy Load and Lazy Load by WP Rocket. Various image and performance optimization plugins such as Autoptimize also have lazy loading features. Check out our complete guide on Lazy Loading Images and Videos on WordPress. 12. Efficiently Encode Images As we mentioned earlier in this post, images have a significant impact on your site’s performance. One of the most basic optimization best practices you may want to consider is compression, which can help reduce your file sizes so they’ll load faster. It’s also the primary method for following Google’s recommendation to Efficiently encode images: Efficiently encode images recommendation The key is achieving the smallest possible file sizes, without sacrificing the quality of the images themselves. Plugins such as Imagify and Smush can help with this task. You can learn more about them in our guide to image optimization. Other recommendations that influence whether you ‘pass’ or ‘fail’ the Efficiently encode images audit include: Serving images at the correct size Implementing lazy loading (deferring offscreen images) Converting images to next-gen file formats, such as WebP Using video formats for animated content, such as GIFs In addition to compressing your images, you can follow the steps for fulfilling these suggestions as described elsewhere in this post. 13. Serve Image in Next-Gen Formats There are some image file formats that load more quickly than others. Unfortunately, they’re not your commonly-seen PNG or JPEG formats. WebP images are becoming the new standard, and Google PageSpeed will inform you if your images aren’t adhering to it: Serve images in next-gen formats recommendation This may seem like a hard recommendation to meet, since you likely already have plenty images on your WordPress site. Fortunately, there are plugins that can help. For example, Imagify and Smush both offer a WebP conversion feature. 14. Use Video Formats for Animated Content GIFs can be an effective form of visual content in a variety of situations. Tutorial walkthroughs, feature reviews, and even humorous animations can all elevate your posts and make them more enjoyable and valuable to readers. Unfortunately, those benefits come at a cost to your performance. GIFs are demanding to load, which is why PageSpeed Insights recommends serving video content instead: Use video formats for animated content recommendation Unfortunately, converting GIFs to video formats isn’t the most straightforward of processes. First, you’ll have to decide which type of video you want to use: MP4: Produces slightly larger files, but is compatible with most major browsers. WebM: The most highly-optimized video format, although it has limited browser compatibility. Once you’ve made the choice that makes the most sense for your site, you’ll need to convert the file formats. The best way to do this is via the command line. To get started, install FFmpeg. This is an open-source tool for converting file formats: FFmpeg file format conversion tool for video and audio Then, open your command line interface and run the following command: ffmpeg -i input.gif output.mp4 This will convert the GIF with the file name input.gif into an MP4 video with the file name output.mp4. Changing the format is just the beginning, however. You now need to embed the resulting video on your WordPress site in a way that makes it appear like an animated GIF. Embedding Video Content for Animations As you’ve likely noticed if you’ve ever seen a GIF before, they’re slightly different from normal videos. They usually autoplay and run on a loop, and they’re always without sound. Embedding your new MP4 or WebM file on your WordPress site won’t produce these features. However, you can recreate them with some very simple code. Upload your video to your media library, and then add the following to the page or post where you want to include your GIF: This will apply the specified attributes to your video, making it appear more ‘GIF-like’. Simply adapt the file name and type to match that of your resource. For more details on this subject, we suggest reading Google’s guide on converting GIFs to videos. 15. Ensure Text Remains Visible During Webfont Load Like images, fonts tend to be large files that take a long time to load. In some cases, browsers may hide your text until the font you’re using loads completely, which will result in this recommendation from Google PageSpeed Insights: Ensure text remains visible during webfont load recommendation Google advises you resolve this issue by applying the Font Display API swap directive in your @font-face style. To do this, access your stylesheet (style.css) and add the following after the src attribute under @font-face: font-display: swap You can learn more about optimizing web fonts in our post “How to Change Fonts In WordPress” and our in-depth guide to hosting local fonts. 16. Enable Text Compression Google PageSpeed Insights’ Enable text compression recommendation refers to the use of GZIP compression: Enable text compression recommendation In some cases (as you can see in the image above) text compression will be enabled on your server automatically. If this is not the case for your site, you have a couple of options for following this recommendation. The first is to install a plugin with a GZIP compression feature. WP Rocket is a viable solution if you’re willing to pay for it. You can also compress your text manually. This involves editing your .htaccess file, which can be risky, so make sure you have a recent backup on hand. Most WordPress sites run on Apache servers. The code for enabling GZIP compression looks like this: You should add it after #END in your .htaccess file. If you happen to have your WordPress site on an Nginx server, you should add the following code to your nginx.conf file instead: 36 gzip on; 37 gzip_disable "MSIE [1-6]\.(?!.*SV1)"; 38 gzip_vary on; 39 gzip_types text/plain text/css text/javascript application/javascript application/x-javascript; If you’d like to check your site’s text compression, we suggest using a tool such as GiftOfSpeed: GiftOfSpeed GZIP compression check This will let you know if GZIP compression has been successfully implemented, as well as what type of server your site is running on and a few other key details. 17. Preconnect to Required Origins Chances are high that you probably have at least one third-party resource on your site – Google Analytics is a common example. It can take time for browsers to establish a connection to these resources, slowing down your loading speeds. Using preconnect attributes can tell browsers right away that there are third-party scripts on your page that need to be loaded. The process of requesting them can then initiate as soon as possible, improving your performance. If Google feels that your page could benefit from this technique, you’ll see the Preconnect to required origins suggestion: Preconnect to required origins recommendation There are a few ways to go about implementing this optimization strategy. If you’re comfortable with editing your WordPress theme files, you can add a link tag to your header.php file. Here’s an example: In this case, the tag tells browsers that they need to establish a connection to example.com as quickly as possible. Google PageSpeed Insights will list any relevant resources for which you should add link tags with preconnect attributes. The other option is to use a plugin to achieve the same effect. Perfmatters includes a preconnect feature (disclaimer: I’m one of the founders of Perfmatters). WP Rocket and Pre* Party Resource Hints include similar functionality. 18. Preload Key Requests Similar to the Preconnect to required origins recommendation, following this suggestion enables you to minimize the number of requests browsers must make to your site’s server. Rather than connecting to third-party resources, however, Preload key requests refers to loading critical assets on your own server: Preload key requests recommendation Implementing this technique is very similar to the previous recommendation as well. You can add link tags specifying the resources listed in PageSpeed Insights to your header.php file: You can also incorporate this tag using Perfmatters, WP Rocket, or Pre* Party Resource Hints. 19. Avoid Multiple Page Redirects Redirects are used when you want one URL to point to another. They’re commonly employed when you move or delete a page on your site. While there’s nothing wrong with using redirects in general, they do cause additional delays in loading time. If you have too many redirects on your site, you may see this recommendation in Google PageSpeed Insights: Avoid multiple page redirects recommendation The only thing you can do in response to this recommendation is to make sure you’re only using redirects when you absolutely have to. You can learn more about the process of creating them in our post, “WordPress Redirect – Best Practices for Better Performance”. 20. Serve Static Assets With an Efficient Cache Policy If you’ve been using Google PageSpeed Insights for a while, you might know this recommendation better as the Leverage browser caching warning. In Version 5, it’s now labeled as Serve Static Assets With an Efficient Cache Policy: Server static assets with an efficient cache policy recommendation This suggestion has a few layers we need to piece through. The first is what ‘caching’ means. In short, it’s a process in which browsers save copies of your pages, so they can be loaded faster on future visits. The most common way WordPress sites implement caching is with plugins. WP Rocket and W3 Total Cache are popular options. However, some hosting providers – including us here at Kinsta – enable caching via their servers. Make sure to check and see if this is the case for your host before you install a caching plugin. Once you’ve enabled caching for your site, you can worry about the second part of this recommendation, which is your cache policy’s ‘efficiency’. Browsers clear their caches periodically to refresh them with updated copies. Ideally, you want this time period to be higher rather than lower. If you’re clearing your site from browser caches every couple of hours, that defeats the purpose of using this technique in the first place. You can optimize your cache expiration period using Cache-Control and Expires headers. Adding Cache-Control Headers Use the following code to add Cache-Control headers in Nginx: location ~* \.(js|css|png|jpg|jpeg|gif|svg|ico)$ { expires 30d; add_header Cache-Control "public, no-transform"; } You should add this to your server’s configuration file. In the above example, the specified file types are set to expire after 30 days. Those with Apache servers should use this snippet in their .htaccess files instead: Add this code before #BEGIN WordPress or after #END WordPress. In this example, the cache expiration period is set to 84,600 seconds. Adding Expires Headers Cache-Control headers are pretty much the standard now. However, there are some tools (including GTMetrix) that still check for Expires headers. You can add these to a Nginx server by incorporating the following into your server block: location ~* \.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|svg)$ { expires 365d; } location ~* \.(pdf|css|html|js|swf)$ { expires 2d; } You should set different expiration times based on file types. Apache servers will produce the same results if you add this code to your .htaccess file: ## EXPIRES HEADER CACHING ## Once again, you should add this code either before #BEGIN WordPress or after #END WordPress. Efficient Caching of Google Analytics Ironically, the Google Analytics script you may have added to your pages’ headers in order to track user behavior has a cache expiration period of just two hours. This is likely so that, if updates are made to the platform, users will have access to the changes quickly. This script will appear in the list of resources requiring your attention under the Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy recommendation. Since it belongs to a third party, you can’t change the expiration period with Cache-Control or Expires headers. If this is the only script listed under this recommendation, you can still pass the audit: Passed efficient cache policy audit However, as we’ve noted throughout this post, your PageSpeed score matters less than your actual and perceived performance. In order to serve this resource efficiently, you may consider hosting Google Analytics locally. Plugins like Complete Analytics Optimization Suite (CAOS) and Perfmatters will enable you to do this. You can read more about the process in our complete guide to this PageSpeed suggestion. 21. Reduce the Impact of Third-Party Code We’ve now mentioned a few different ways in which third-party scripts can negatively impact your performance, and result in failed audits from PageSpeed Insights. Ideally, it’s best to limit your reliance on these tools in order to prevent adverse effects. However, in some cases the best solution to a need your site has is to incorporate a third-party script. Google Analytics is an excellent example. Others include: In cases where you deem the use of a third-party script necessary, it’s important to still reduce its impact on your site’s performance, as your PageSpeed analysis results will tell you: Reduce the impact of third-party code recommendation To load third-party code more efficiently, you can consider one of the techniques we’ve already mentioned in this post: Defer the loading of JavaScript Use link tags with preconnect attributes Self-host third-party scripts (as we described with Google Analytics above) These methods should minimize the impact on your site’s performance. 22. Avoid Enormous Network Payloads This recommendation is particularly relevant to your mobile visitors. Large payloads can require the use of more cellular data, thereby costing your users money. Minimizing the number of network requests needed to reach your pages can prevent this: Avoid enormous network payloads recommendation Google recommends keeping your total byte size to 1,600 KB or less. The methods most commonly used to achieve this goal are found throughout this post, including: Deferring CSS, JavaScript, and images that are below the fold Minifying code Compressing image files Using the WebP format for images Implementing caching Follow the relevant steps for these strategies, and you should pass this audit without any additional effort. 23. User Timing Marks and Measures This recommendation is only relevant if you’re using the User Timing API. This tool creates timestamps to help you evaluate your JavaScript’s performance. If you’ve set up the API for your site, you’ll see your marks and measures under this heading in PageSpeed Insights: User Timing marks and measures recommendation As you can see, this is another suggestion from Google that doesn’t result in a ‘pass’ or ‘fail’. PageSpeed Insights simply makes this information easily retrievable, so you can use it to assess areas that may require optimization. If you’re interested in incorporating the User Timing API into your WordPress site, you can learn more in the Mozilla guide on the topic. 24. Avoid an Excessive Document Object Model (DOM) Size In simplest terms, the DOM is how browsers turn HTML into objects. It involves the use of a tree-structure made up of individual nodes that each represent an object. Naturally, the larger your page’s DOM is, the longer it will take to load. If your page exceeds certain standards regarding DOM size, it will recommend reducing the number of nodes as well as the complexity of your CSS styling: Avoid an excessive DOM size recommendation A common culprit if you’ve ‘failed’ this audit in PageSpeed Insights is your WordPress theme. Heavy themes often add large volumes of elements to the DOM, and may also include convoluted styling that slows your site down. If this is the case, you may need to switch themes. Are you struggling to score 100/100 on #Google PageSpeed? Here's a tip: don't obsess over your score and focus on what's truly affecting your page load! 🚀📊 Click to Tweet Summary Google PageSpeed Insights should be a staple in your webmaster toolbox. However, fixating on your score and obsessing over reaching the coveted 100/100 probably isn’t the best use of your time. It may take you away from other important tasks that could provide more significant benefits. In this post, we covered the ways in which your Google PageSpeed Score does and doesn’t matter. We also shared some brief guidelines for putting the platform’s recommendations to work on your WordPress site, in order to improve its performance. Do you have questions about Google PageSpeed Insights or optimizing your site’s performance? Ask away in the comments section below! If you enjoyed this article, then you'll love Kinsta’s WordPress hosting platform. Turbocharge your website and get 24/7 support from our veteran WordPress team. 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An In-depth Look to Link Building for SEO

Link quality plays a crucial role in search engine marketing. You cannot underestimate that. If you are thinking about your link building strategy for your SEO campaign, remember that you should target only those links, which will not only have a positive impact today, but actually will continue to keep an impression down the road to your project.

Therefore, we need to consider the sun and rain of link analysis to know what defines a quality link.

Relevance

Relevance is the primary thing of any link-building project. If you are making irrelevant links for your website, it can have negative effects on your keyword ranking and might end up acquiring a manual penalty from Google. Google released Penguin algorithm to filter the out the relevant results and your website may not pass that filter.

Although, there are other aspects that you have to analyze apart from Relevance, they are page level and domain level.

Related page level and domain-to-domain relevance is definitely the main goal, at the same time, missing any of these consequences will make links useless or worse.

Link Type

Link formation makes all the difference.

Link formation evaluation

• Anchor Text Link: Clickable text link. These are the most typical way to improve search ranking for any particular search phrase; while, if you overly optimize your keyword your website might get a Penguin attack. You have to vary your keywords time to time.

• Naked URL: If you use website URL as a text link or use your URL as an anchor of your link then it is called naked URL. Obviously, there is no harm by linking in this way; however, the technique is not that beneficiary.

• Citation Link: Citation links are the summarized form of a naked URL, e.g., example.com instead of http://example.com/. It creates more value if your brand is the same as the citation link.

• Image Link: Image links are the hyperlinks to the images. That means   the image represents a website link and appears in search engines with alt attribute.

• Short Link: Short Link or URL shortening is World Wide Web technique where a uniform resource locator is made short substantially but it still directs to other pages (e.g., http://goo.gl/WrnjYm).

All the preceding link types has its pros and cons, with each relates to link quality. So now, we will go into the various ways of linking:

• Direct. A general linking method where hyperlinks directly connect to landing pages. Direct link give full link value.

• Redirect: This technique is applied when a single webpage has to be made available under two or more URLs. You can use redirect check tool.

• Site-wide. We often see these links on all the pages of a website. Though these can be present anywhere, we normally see them in the sidebar or the footer. These links are a way to attract traffic. Here is a video demonstration about site-wide link

• JavaScript: JavaScript is a scripting computer programming language and JavaScript link is a short links page on this language

• No Follow: A value instructs the search engines that a hyperlink present in the website should not affect the target ranking of that link in the search engine index.

Natural linking is the greatest way by implementing all these link variety. Anchor text variety is also an essential factor. Creating anchors with Long tail keywords, partial brand names, combination of keywords adds more power to links

Authority

Link quality also depends on the website authority. You have to remember this criterion when building links for your website. However, it should go with link relevancy. Google page rank is a good indicator of website authority. However, Google update website page rank after a certain time. Therefore, you should not completely rely on page ranking in terms of website authority.

There are other metrics such as Citation, which is a good indicator for authority website. You will get free tools as Moz toolbar that will give you the data about number of backlinks to any particular site and the value those back links offers that site.

Alexa toolbar is also a very useful toolbar to check site's ranking.

However, authority is just a single thing among the various elements that figure a link quality. If you build links with relevant niche websites, then those links sometimes will give you more value than links from high authority websites.

You have to check the social engagement, traffic as the added element along with website domain and page authority. SEMrush offers helpful information about these types of data.

Link Placement

Link location is the next thing to consider in link building. There is certain place on a particular website that provides higher link than that links at other positions. A links within the content has the best value and then comes author bio box, sidebar and footer. However, link placement does not totally depend on you. Therefore contextual link building is the best way to get the best out of them.

Setting it altogether

A comprehensive analysis of links will give you the opportunity to figure out the difference between good links and bad links.

The following points will help you to know about the aspects you have to consider for link evaluation.

If you are worried about a link, simply check:

·   Relevancy

·   Type of link

·   Domain and page authority

·   Link location

·   Smell Test

In conclusion, you will have a healthier knowledge of link significance, as well as a perception of the quality of the linking website.

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Annual Twitter Update

This is not quite complete; I’ll update the last item or two later.

I finally got my entire tweet catalog organized, hash tagged for topics, tweet casted events & speakers earlier this year. I also established a Fave field for what I consider good tweets and a Classic field for the great ones. Other fields include date & time (obviously), a checked/unchecked field I use for general organizational stuff, a field that starts with the text of the tweet followed by the speaker’s name if it’s not me, and a field that counts the number of characters in the tweet. This will be the first time I’ve added to the organized catalog, so I’m recording the steps so I won’t have to figure it out again next year.

Request Twitter Archive

The first step is to get my Twitter archive. In a web browser on my laptop, there’s a More button at the bottom of the left sidebar. Click that, then on the pop-up window click Settings & Privacy. On the next screen, click Your Twitter Data under Data & Permissions. Under Download your Twitter data, there’s one button for Twitter and another for Periscope. Click Twitter. It’ll ask for my password. It takes awhile to put it all together, but in the next hour or two I’ll get a notification saying it’s ready. Now, Twitter lets people download their data only once per month, so it’s important to pick the time carefully to avoid copying a bunch of new tweets into the catalog by hand.

Convert Archive

Until this year, the archive included a CSV of all tweets back to the beginning. This year, they added a bunch of new stuff, including all of the media (pics & movies) you’ve ever posted, which is nice, but they inexplicably left out the Index.html file where you could see all the tweets just as they appeared and the CSV file which you could easily open in any spreadsheet. Now, everything except the media is in JSON files, which only a tiny fraction of people know how to manipulate. It took me several days to figure out how to convert it so I can open it in Mac Numbers.

Searching for a solution, it’s obvious many other people have had the same problem, and none of the ones I found had discovered a solution that non-programmers could easily do. So I tried to find an app, or find an online converter, which you would think would be easy. But every one I tried had some sort of problem. They either said “conversion failed,” or they tried to extort me for hundreds of dollars per year to get what they said was a successfully converted file. Obviously, I’m not going to do that.

Finally, I noticed that several of the failed conversions kept saying there was a problem with the first line of the file. Fortunately, I needed to download my archive a few months ago, and was able to convert it successfully on one of the online converters. It turns out that Firefox can open Javascript files as text, so I opened both of them. Sure enough, the first line of the new file that didn’t work was “window.YTD.tweet.part0 = [ {“ while the first line of the old file that did work was just “[ {“. So I deleted the offending “window.YTD.tweet.part0 = “. And I should note that while YTD implies that it’s only Year To Date, the file actually contains all my tweets back to the beginning like it always has.

The converter I originally used, and which I was really happy with, is the very simple & totally free https://onlinecsvtools.com/convert-json-to-csv by browserling. Click Import From File on the JSON side and it’ll load the file in a few seconds (upload time depends on file size, of course). Click Use Headers in the box just below the JSON box so it’ll convert the first line to a header row. Very quickly, it converts the file and the data pops up in the SCV window. If it doesn’t pop up, there’s something wrong with the file. Click Save As… to get the file. Unfortunately, it only read a few of the columns. While they were the most important ones, there was a lot of useful stuff missing.

So I went back and looked at a conversion I’d done in early November, and it was on a site convertcsv.com. So I went back to that site to convert the data. Simply put, it was one of the most painful things I’ve ever done. Nearly all day New Years Eve was spent trying to shepherd it through. For the first several times, the browser kicked cranked on it for several minutes, then reset itself due to lack of memory. And to be fair, xfinity was incredibly slow that day, so that may have had something to do with it. I ended up doing it in Firefox, since I had a bunch of windows open in Safari and didn’t want to close them. Before running it, I restarted my Mac just to be sure it was as clean as possible. Still, it repeatedly ran low on memory, so I’d follow it in the CleanMyMac widget in the toolbar, and free up memory every time it got below 10 gigs. It was absolutely painstaking because I couldn’t do anything else other than sit there and play games on my phone and watch it out of the corner of my eye. But fiiiiiiiinally, it finished and I was able to download the converted data.

Delete Columns

When I opened the file in Numbers, I got an error message saying that Numbers only reads the first 256 columns, and there were over 500. Assuming that Twitter probably put the most important stuff near the beginning, I said OK and opened it. Turns out that was correct. In the spreadsheet structure, they put the first few of an item type near the beginning, then I’d find more buried deeper. Towards the end, data was getting really sparse so I doubt there was anything really essential in the columns that didn’t load. And I found many columns that contain stuff I know I don’t need, or that duplicated other info, such as the full URL of a link (which I kept) versus various other iterations (like the Twitter-shortened URL) of exactly the same thing.

Without getting into the rationale of why I deleted columns, here are the ones I kept: favorite_count, retweet_count, created_at, full_text, entities/urls/0/expanded_url, entities/media/0/expanded_url, people mentioned & their usernames 11 deep (I’ll probably only need the first one, if even that), and hashtags 6 deep.

Fix Date

There are several extraneous things in the date & time, so I create a new column where I’ll create a text formula to keep only what I need. Currently, the date & time look like this: Mon Jan 26 17:31:04 +0000 2009. I don’t need the day of the week or the +0000, but I do need the year with the month & date so Numbers will read it correctly. The formula is: MID(E2,5,3)&" "&MID(E2,9,2)&" "&RIGHT(E2,4)&" "&MID(E2,12,8). This converts the date & time above into: Jan 26 2009 17:31:04. I paste this into every cell of the column.

So the dates look right on the screen, but they’re still just formulas, so I create another column named date & time beside the formula column. I copy the formula column and Paste Formula Results into the date & time column, so Numbers sees it as actual dates & times, not formulas.

Change the date & time format to look like this: 2009-01-26 17:31:04, and so that it left-justifies.

Sort by date & time.

Delete the created_at column & the date working column.

Copy Orphan Tweets

I do a holiday mailing each year that contains some of my best work on Twitter for the year, so I have to harvest the archive before the year is over. This means there are always some orphan tweets that didn’t make it into the catalog already. So I find those and copy the date & time and the text of the tweet.

Delete Previous Years

I make a Filter for all dates before 1/1/19 (or whatever the current year is, then delete all rows remaining, as they are in previous years.

Total Faves & RTs & Measure Length

I added a column after the fave & RT columns totaling the two, for a sense of the impact of the tweet, in the interest of assigning fave & classic settings in the final document. I also added a length column before the text of the tweets measuring total characters.

Delete Short Tweets

I sort the Length column, and delete most of the short tweets which tend to be stuff like “Thanks!” For this year, the shortest tweet I found that was useful standing alone was 45 characters.

Delete Original Green Daily

I do a paper.li newsletter every day. When paper.li puts it out, it tweets The Original Green Daily is Out! with a link. So I sort by text, which puts them all together so I can delete all 365 of them at once. DON’T filter for that text, because while it’ll only show the 365, if you select those rows and delete, it’ll delete everything else in between, basically wiping out your database. If you do, Undo before you save!

Clean Out Long Copy Chains

The longest tweets will be those with long copy chains, where many people are in the conversation. My longest one this year was over 900 characters. So strip out all the usernames to see what’s actually being said at the end. There’s no easy way to do this; allow 20-30 minutes.

The Long Edit Slog

This is the most time-consuming part except maybe the hashtagging; allow a couple days depending on how much you’re starting with. For this year, after deleting the stuff noted above, I had about 3,300 tweets. After this edit, I have about 2,300 so this pass takes out almost a quarter of the tweets. There are four things to do in this pass: 1. edit the tweets, 2. assign them fave & classic status, 3. move the names of people I’m quoting to the @ column, and 4. tag the event I’m tweetcalting in the tweetcast column. The edit involves several things: 1. Because the tweets stand alone in the catalog, I strip out all the @usernames at the beginning that didn’t get taken out in the long copy chain cleaning above, and remove remnants of conversational text, leaving just the statement of principle. For tweetcasts, I move the speaker name to the @ column (either as @username if they’re on Twitter or #FirstLast if not) and the event to the tweetcast column. Obviously, once I have one of each, it’s easy to duplicate. Then I strip the speaker & event name out of the text. I also delete a lot of tweets in this step that don’t belong in the catalog; some because they’re banal, others because they’re conversational and no part of them can be properly understood standalone. Until this morning, I was deleting truncated retweets as well but may have found a way around that, so will leave them for the moment (see The Retweet Problem). Also, I don’t want to have to read a tweet more than once, so while I’m here, I assign fave & classic status. Faves can be assigned for a number of reasons: 1. compelling content, 2. a memorable event to me (it’s my catalog, after all), and 3. the number of times they were favorited or retweeted on Twitter. Classics are much rarer, and must be both unusually compelling in some way and also evergreen. In other words, they won’t go out of date quickly. Every classic is also a fave.

Column Gymnastics

Because this is a working file, I toss the columns around a lot, putting what I need side by side as much as possible. I also hide columns I don’t need to see for clarity.

Fave & Classic Cleanup

Assign Hashtags

Once the edits are complete, it’s time to assign hashtags. I’ve harvested 6 columns of hashtags from the Twitter  archive (/0/-/5/) but some of them were used to tag speakers who weren’t on Twitter or the names of events I tweetcasted. I delete these entries from the six columns for clarity, then move the columns just to the left of the text column.

The Retweet Problem

Retweets in the archive are truncated to 140 characters, which makes all but the shortest text-only retweets useless. I’ve been searching for days to figure out a way around this, and finally found something this morning. Apparently, something called Python can be used to access the Twitter API and get whatever info I want. I had an app called Komodo that I got for reasons I don’t recall several years ago, but apparently it can edit Python scripts, so I’ve downloaded the latest version. I’ve also just applied with Twitter as a developer, so if they approve me I’ll update this on the adventure.

Copy to Yearly Template

I have a template file which looks just like the big catalog file except it has 3 columns at the far left: faves, RTs & total. This is where I paste that date from the archive sheet, but which won’t get copied to the main sheet once I’ve set fave & classic designations. To be sure, the cells have a grey background. It’s important to get the data into the template at this point so everything is properly formatted from this point on.

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Version 6.4.0 - (3 September 19) - New: Integrate IsProxyIP.com paid service to detect VPN, TOR, hosting data centers, public proxies, web proxies & Bad Search Engine Robots. - Added: Option to show/hide the stats counter into the homepage - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 6.3.0 - (29 July 19) - Added: Add new PHP mail alternative method - Fixed: ClassicTheme payout/advertising rates without active tab - Improved: Only display completed withdraws into the payment proof table - Improved: Sitemap performance - Update countries database to the latest version - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 6.2.0 - (28 July 19) - Fixed: "Getting Link" button takes a long time - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 6.1.0 - (25 July 19) - Fixed: "Getting Link" is stuck - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 6.0.4 - (29 May 19) - Fixed: Dashboards' charts are not displayed with correct dates based on the current time zone - Fixed: Error on the member referrals page - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 6.0.3 - (29 May 19) - Fixed: Display correct payout rates when the earning simple mode is active - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 6.0.2 - (28 May 19) - Fixed: Upgrade button still appears even the update is done - Fixed: Deactivate button is not working on the user admin view page - Fixed: Dashboards' charts are not displayed with correct dates based on the current time zone - Fixed: Sometimes there is an error when select"Remember me" option when login - Fixed: Error "Undefined index: RememberMe" while logging out - Fixed: Error "Call to a member function getAttribute() on null" - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 6.0.1 - (26 May 19) - Fixed: Admin can't add blog posts - Fixed: API tools not displayed after updating to v6.0.0 with some installations - Fixed: Increase the server PHP memory limit while the upgrade process - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 6.0.0 - (24 May 19) Added: Earning Modes: Simple & Campaign Added: Integrate Paystack payment method Added: Integrate Paytm payment method Added: Integrate the new CoinBase Commerce system Added: Remember me option when login Added: SEO Sitemap ex https://website.com/sitemap Added: Simple Captcha(Securimage) Added: Now member features can be inherited from plans Added: Plan feature to allow removing the captcha for short links visitors Added: Plan feature to set fixed CPM per Plan Added: Plan feature to set link expiration date Added: Plan feature to limit the number of the created links per day and/or month Added: Payment Proof shortcode [payment_proof] Added: Maintenance mode Added: Menu manager where you can add, edit or remove menu items from the backend Added: GUI for the withdraw methods Added: GUI for the full page script Added: Links mass/bulk action Added: users mass/bulk action Added: Campaign minimum price amount Added: Add the available balance into the member top menu Added: Ability to enable or disable withdraw at any time Added: Admin can add or change the referred by user from the admin user edit Added: Integrate PHPMailer for sending emails Added: SEO keywords Added: Ability to set the payout/advertising prices in bulk Added: Allow adding dash and underscore to alias Added: detect more adblocks extensions Added: Automatically redirect to the default short link domain if the old domain is removed Added: set the from name of the outgoing emails Added: Add date from/to for Reports Added: Cron Job Added: Add "Blog" menu item into short link page Added: Filter users by plan Added: Add system info page Fixed: Cloudflare SSL redirect loop Fixed: Language Automatic Redirect is not working Fixed: Plans expiration period always with a year added Fixed: Inactive users can log in via social networks Fixed: Specified key was too long; 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Interstitial and Banner ad advertisement types should be enabled - Added: option to disable statistics cache for member and admin dashboards - Added: Add plain text for all emails - Added: Return errors array for Developer API tool - Added: Add more support for Bitcoin currency with 8 decimals - Added: Allow translations of membership plans title and description - Added: Assets CDN URL for images - Added: Display message "This domain is owned by WEBSITE NAME" when visiting one of the multi-domains directly - Added: Add pagination sort by Id, Date, Publisher Earnings, Referral Earnings for withdraws - Fixed: Total price for banner and popup campaigns was not displayed in the member area - Fixed: Remove "<" sign from member campaigns creation - Fixed: Validate withdrawal method before request a withdrawal request - Fixed: Perfect Money error - Fixed: Use new PayPal IPN validation URL - Fixed: SolveMedia check https via client-side - Fixed: Bookmarklet ad type is not saving - Fixed: Too many redirects when using urlencode or custom alias with Quick Link tool - Fixed: false positive results for PhishTank - Fixed: Many redirects error when changing the language from member area - Fixed: Language dropdown on the short link page is not working - fixed: Don't redirect /info to the main domain - Improved: Allow self-signed certificate while sending emails - Improved: Allow Access-Control for developer API - Improved: Remove "Deactivate" button if a user is already deactivated - Improved: "Register" button instead of "Submit" - Improved: Disallow API tolls into Robots.txt - Improved: Allow Disqus comments for multi-lingual - Improved: Detect the accurate expiration date while renewing - Improved: Add caret icon to Member and Admin menus. - Improved: Empty "Plan Expiration Date" means infinity - Improved: Detect new user plan instantly - Improved: Force menu links with the main domain - Improved: Invisible reCAPTCHA Improvements - Improved: Revamp email settings - Improved: Update Payza links - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 4.5.1 - (6 September 17) - Fixed: Users can't select withdraw method from profile page - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 4.5.0 - (4 September 17) - Added: SEO fields for pages & blog posts - Added: SEO meta title for the home page - Added: a dedicated page for withdrawal methods - Added: Admin can add unlimited number of withdrawal methods from the admin area - Added: Minimum withdraw limit for each withdrawal method - Added: Hidden Plans option, Only admins can see hidden plans and assign it to users but users will not see it at the member area. - Added: "Banned Words" options to prevent any links contain banned words from shorting by checking the destination URL title and description - Added: Option to start counter after page loaded or fully loaded - Added: 12 skin color for admin and member areas - Added: Database port number while installing - Fixed: Referral earnings are not displayed correctly on member area - Fixed: Empty Year-Month dropdown - Fixed: Payeer issue: m_params: decrypt failed. The encryption key is incorrect - Fixed: Users can register with social networks even registration is closed. - Fixed: Add IP for register and login users via social networks - Improved: Rebuilt the "Quick Link" tool for better results - Improved: Rebuilt the "Full Page Script" tool for better results - Improved: Admin and Member dashboards login time - Improved: localize Year-Month dropdown - Improved: use suitable Google login scope - Improved: API tool docs into member area - Improved: Web Money improvements - Improved: Force Anti-AdBlock into short link page - Improved: Add additional withdraw info at view, member list pages - Improved: Admin view user page - Improved: Remove unwanted hidden form fields when creating campaign page - Improved: Set timeout for Google safe browsing & PhishTank APIs - Improved: Hide the link content box if there is no actual content - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 4.1.0 - (30 June 17) - Added: Cancelled Withdraw status - Added: Withdraws Filters like user id, status & withdrawal method - Fixed: License activation - Improved: Decrease the time when logging to dashboard - Improved: Convert int columns to bigint columns - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 4.0.1 - (27 June 17) - Fixed: Interstitial ads don't count views - Fixed: CoinPayments error "USD is currently disabled or is not a cryptocurrency!" - Fixed: Display Bookmarklet option to plans - Fixed: Can't select captcha type - Fixed: Duplicate Bitcoin method - Fixed: Withdrawal Method does not appear on withdraws listing - Fixed: alias not working with Developer API - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 4.0.0 - (13 June 17) - Added: Stripe Payment Gateway - Added: Add CoinPayments gateway - Added: Add Perfect Money payment system - Added: Add PAYEER payment system - Added: Bookmarklet tool - Added: Admin can send direct message to user - Added: Admin can resend activation email - Added: Add Users register and login IPs + add it to users filter - Added: Daily CPM into member and admin dashboards - Added: Adding language drop down into member area - Added: Combine and minify all CSS & JS files option - Added: Assets CDN URLoption - Added: favicon URL option - Added: Force disable adblocker option - Added: Unique IP per campaign or all campaigns option - Improved: Improved documentation - Improved: Banner rates are not displayed if AdBlock enabled - Improved: Remove language & SSL redirect for API tools - Improved: web.config file for IIS - Improved: Remove all RawGit CDN files - Improved: Hide Target Link from "/info" page - Improved: Make public info for last 30 days only + cache it - Improved: Rearrange settings - Improved: Improve withdraw by adding IPs, countries, referrers,... - Fixed: Text typo mistakes - Fixed: Login with FaceBook if user has only phone number(no email) - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.7.2 - (6 May 17) - Fixed: Too many redirects when changing the language using the dropdown - Fixed: Javascript error at interstitial page on Modern Theme - Improved: Curl extension enhancements - Improved: Captcha improvements - Improved: Throws a 404 Not Found Exception if link is inactive - Improved: Skip logging not found errors - Improved: Disable "Click here to continue" button until visitor resolve recaptcha - Improved: Add rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" to any target="_blank" - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.7.1 - (13 April 17) - Improved: Proxy detecting - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.7.0 - (7 April 17) - Added: Advanced proxy visitors detecting - Added: Mark invoice as paid button - Added: On beta: Invisible reCAPTCHA - Added: Plan expiration field when editing the user - Improved: Allow http & https for full page script - Improved: Force https into short link info page - Improved: Campaign default/non-default drop down - Improved: Change language selector icon - Improved: Make listing tables responsive - Improved: Filter remove special characters - Improved: Remove "Both" column from payout rates table - Improved: Make banner first tab into payout and advertising tables - Improved: Sort payout rates from high to low - Improved: Prevent Short link page from being added in iframe - Improved: share the same cookies HTTP and HTTPS - Improved: Cross domains cookie after login - Improved: Disable auto language redirect - Improved: Redirect search engines and bots to original URL with 301 redirect for better SEO - Improved: Make all direct redirects with 301 - Improved: Add "Click here to continue" button into captcha short link page - Improved: Coinbase IPN - Improved: Don't start counter until the ad page is fully loaded - Fixed: Unwanted spaces into Developers API - Fixed: Withdraw via money wallet, goes to the admin not the member - Fixed: Referral earnings are not working well with plans in some cases - Fixed: Interstitial counter should not stop on Firefox - Fixed: Solvemedia captcha doesn't appear into signup form in some cases - Fixed: Terms link page into signup - Fixed: blank page on some systems after upgrade - Fixed: Referred by not working with social networks login - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.6.1 - (13 March 17) - Fixed: Too many redirects after upgrading - Improved: Display money wallet into member area if it is enabled from payment settings - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.6.0 - (9 March 17) - Added: Membership Plans - Added: Solve Media captcha - Added: Different prices for desktop, mobile/table and both - Added: Invoice System - Changed: IPN URL changed to http://your-domain.com/payment/ipn - Fixed: Price rates don't update after changing - Fixed: User shouldn't login with any social network if his account is deactivated - Improved: Make full page script faster - Improved: Cache home page counters for 1 hour - Improved: Cache member dashboard statistics for 15 minutes - Improved: Cache admin dashboard statistics for 5 minutes - Improved: Display money wallet into member area - Improved: Correct Facebook app permissions - Improved: Allow main domain to be displayed into domains list if added into multi domain field - Improved: Hide testimonial if no posts - Improved: Move announcements to top - Updated: CKEditor to latest version - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.5.2 - (26 January 17) - Fixed: Login with social networks appears on sign up page although it is disabled. - Fixed: Forbidden error after uploading the update files Version 3.5.1 - (25 January 17) - Added: Meta description for blog posts for better SEO - Fixed: Error while redirecting to upgrade the database. - Fixed: 404 error on referrals page - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.5.0 - (23 January 17) - Added: New Cloud Design - Added: Social Login with Facebook, Twitter and Google - Added: Blog system with comments - Added: Announcements system for members - Added: Skrill payment gateway - Added: Money Wallet System(Users can withdraw earnings to their wallet then use it to pay campaigns) - Added: SSL Integration - Added: Google Safe Browsing Protection for added links - Added: PhishTank Protection for added links - Added: Re-shorten URLs again without refreshing the page - Added: Captcha for anonymous short link box - Added: Login with username or email address - Added: Close registration option - Added: Add plain text format for developer API - Added: Allow custom alias for developer API - Added: Add example for JSON and text API formats in PHP - Added: Top 10 Links within member and admin areas - Added: "By signing up, you agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy" to signup form - Improved: Referral earnings - Improved: Full page script use main domain instead of default short domain - Improved: Move Email settings to a new page - Improved: Display payment logos only on home page - Improved: Hide multi domains dropdown if only one default domain - Improved: Badge for the main language for pages, testimonials, announcements & blog - Improved: Display PHP version warning message for PHP older than 5.6.0 into Settings pages - Improved: Cache payout/advertising rates for each language - Updated: bootstrap to 3.3.7 - Updated: font-awesome to 4.7.0 - Fixed: Statistics chart is not displaying well with 2017 - Fixed: User can't select WebMoney into their profiles. - Fixed: Multi domain does not save correctly into the database - Fixed: Data too long for column 'user_agent' error - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.3.0 - (7 December 16) - Added: Popup advertisement. - Added: Webmoney payment gateway. - Added: Option to display link details(title, description & image) to short link page. Useful if your ads are displayed based on page content. - Fixed: Add missing title, description & image for social sharing networks in the modern theme - Fixed: Default language not saving for pages and testimonials. - Fixed: Internal server error when member request changing email - Improved: Short links is not working well in home page with anonymous - Improved: Rearrange some options in settings page - Improved: Force index.php for DirectoryIndex. - Improved: Full page script not working well with relative links. - Improved: Hide language selector if one language - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.2.0 - (23 November 16) - Added: New modern theme. - Added: Multi domains for short links - Added: Multilingual Ready - Added language selector into the header. - Added: Testimonials system - Added: Fake Counter Numbers - Added: Support form for member area - Added: Option for disable/enable metadata fetching for best performance. - Added: Cache payout & advertising rates - Added: traffic source on Edit Campaign - Fixed: Remove currency from counters into the home page. - Improved: Frontend Performance - Improved: Dashboard performance - Improved: Google Adsense ads optimizations - Improved: Disable save button when saving settings - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.1.1 - (5 October 16) - Fixed: Cookie check is not working properly - Updated: French language to latest version Version 3.1.0 - (3 October 16) - Added: Reports for campaign view in admin - Added: Reports search for campaigns into admin - Added: Add ReCaptcha into contact form - Added: Currency position(before/after price) option - Added: Reserved words option for user usernames - Added: Reserved words option for URLs aliases - Added: Placeholders for Bank Transfer Instructions like [campaign_id], [campaign_price], [campaign_visitors] - Fixed: Coinbase IPN issue - Fixed: Short Link in popup box doesn’t display properly on mobile phone - Fixed: Remove default $ sign from campaign view - Improved: Allow Magnetic URLs for full page script - Improved: Strict ad types for tools section in member area - Improved: Contact form is not sending properly into Namecheap hosting - Improved: Allow minimum withdrawal amount to accept float number - Improved: Log cURL errors - Improved: Display correct error messages when shorten URLs - Improved: Allow empty i & span tags on page editor - Improved: Add help text to campaigns - Improved: Remove empty disallowed domains - Improved: Allow "No Advert" into filter - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 3.0.2 - (19 September 16) Fixed: SQL strict mode error while updating database Fixed: Withdraw table update issue Fixed: Disable home shortening option is not working Version 3.0.1 - (18 September 16) Fixed: new installation error "Invalid username or password, try again" Version 3.0.0 - (17 September 16) - Added: Bitcoin payment method - Added: Bank Transfer payment method - Added: Home counters for website clicks and users - Added: User can add custom alias when shorten a URL - Added: Magnetic links support - Added: Option to enable/disable the public statistics(/info) - Added: Statistics link for each link in member and admin areas - Added: Option to disable URL shortening into the home page - Added: fr_FR translation. Thanks to @Nando850 <img src="/images/smileys/happy.png" alt=" :)" title=" :)" /> - Added: pt_BR translation. Thanks to @wallacealves <img src="/images/smileys/happy.png" alt=" :)" title=" :)" /> - Improved: API is working with all ad types now - Improved: Ability short links without adding http:// - Improved: Increase the login session duration - Improved: Allow new short link if it shorten with a different advertising type - Improved: Added missing translations - Improved: Short link in a popup box into member area. - Improved: Add noindex, nofollow to short links pages - Fixed: Statistics for No Advert type is not working. - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 2.6.0 - (5 September 16) - Added: Statistics for short links by adding "/info" to the end of URL - Added: Control how many paid views for each campaign per 24 hours - Added: Option for minimum withdrawal amount - Added: Visual editor for pages - Added: the reason for each statistic within the database - Added: Option to set default advertising type for mass shrinker - Improved: Allow full page script to work with no advert - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 2.5.2 - (22 August 16) - Added: Spanish (Spain) language thanks to @juniorcines <img src="/images/smileys/happy.png" alt=" :)" title=" :)" /> - Added: Pagination into withdrawing listing pages. - Fixed: License activation issue - Fixed: Payza alert URL - Fixed: Display enabled payment methods only Version 2.5.1 - (15 August 16) - Improved: A lot of improvements for full page script tool - Improved: Move short link title & description to open graph meta for better SEO - Fixed: Contact form error when sending - Fixed: Error while installing on some systems - Fixed: Warning on some pages - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 2.5.0 - (12 August 16) - Added: Payza payment gateway - Added: Full Page Script to short your website links - Added: Option to set default campaign type for anonymous and members - Added: Options to enable/disable campaigns types - Added: Option to add referrals HTML code into member page - Added: Option to add head code into member area - Added: Option to add head code into admin area - Added: Option to add head code into auth area - Added: Option to enable/disable email activation - Added: Ad link type into links filter - Improved: Disable SSL on short links - Improved: Give default campaigns a low priority - Improved: Price format when creating campaigns - Improved: Translate countries names - Fixed: Error when using mass shrinker tool - Other improvements and minor bug fixes Version 2.0.0 - (26 July 16) - Added: Banner ads system 728x90, 468x60 & 336x280 - Added: Ad-block visitor's view will not be counted as paid - Added: Referrals System - Added: Admin can add his own ads into banner page, member area and/or captcha page - Added: Campaigns Desktop/Mobile target sources - Added: Direct Short links(no ads) - Added: Ability to filter campaigns - Added: Ability to filter users - Added: Copy button(No flash required anymore <img src="/images/smileys/happy.png" alt=" :)" title=" :)" /> ) - Added: Logo image - Added: Captcha control - enable/disable on short links page, signup form and/or forgot password form - Added: Manage Hidden Links - Added: Manage Inactive Links - Added: version number on admin footer - Added: More content for SEO - Improved: Force upgrade database redirect - Improved: Display Title, description & image on redirect pages(Links will looks well on Facebook,..) - Improved: Display warning message to make sure there is at least one default campaign for each ad type. - Improved: Make sure to select at least 1 country while creating campaigns - Improved: Automatically count view without clicking on skip ad button - Improved: Remove anonymous from earnings - Improved: Convert dates based on time zone selected on settings - Improved: Prices are displayed well now - Improved: Lock the administration area with purchase code - Fixed: Division by zero error Version 1.4.1 - (13 July 16) Fixed: email.php file not found on new installations Version 1.4.0 - (13 July 16) - Added: Currency symbol option - Added: SMTP TLS option - Fixed: Campaigns don't work properly after the last update. Version 1.3.1 - (12 July 16) - Fixed: Disable debug mode Version 1.3.0 - (11 July 16) - Added: SMTP option for sending emails - Fixed: Developers API error - Improved: Link creator can not earn from campaigns created by himself - Improved: Display the payout rates from highest to lowest - Improved: Empty cache directory after saving options - Improved: Allow http and https urls only to be shortened - Improved: Lock anonymous user from editing Version 1.2.0 - (8 July 16) - Added: Ability to filters links by id, user id, alias and title - Added: Admin can create campaigns - Added: Option to enable/disable advertising feature - Improved: Bypass MySQL STRICT mode - Improved: Clear all cache after saving options Version 1.1.0 - (5 July 16) - Added: reCAPTCHA layer before visitor go to ads page - Added: Option to set counter on ads page - Added: Option to set mass shrinker URLs limit - Improved: Replace allow_url_fopen with curl extension for more security - Improved: Display original link title on admin and member lisiting pages Version 1.0.0 - (4 July 16) - First release

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