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@ryan was there ever any movement on this, they are now up to version 8.1.2. I don't keep up with the WYSIWYG landscape, does it matter that PW is so far behind?

Very very nice. Good work to all involved.

With the talk of a new master in this post its worth mentioning mobile admin needs some work still. Great progress all around though.

Using ::render would probably be too late? Try ::renderReady

Unrelated but how can something not work on shared hosting? Especially something open source in 2025. Is there some over thinking here when something like Google Docs would be just fine?

Very well said. Although if you start inviting module developers into a conversation where does/should it stop. I agree with the way this was approached, and the dev branch has always been available for this sort of thing. Some of the criticism has come across as negative but I don't think it was meant to, it seems everybody wants the best from this especially KONKAT.

Couldn't have said it better. This is on the dev branch and is amazing so far. Massive thanks to all involved. And all the people giving feedback is amazing as well. By the tine this is ready for prime time it will be awesome.

Been testing this and loving it so far. A website is never finished, neither is an admin theme. Keep up the great work, I will do some thorough testing closer to a master release, but everything that needs looking at seems minor at present.

I was also wondering about an update yesterday as Tiny are already up to version 7.5.1

https://github.com/wanze/FieldtypeSecureFile Could get some inspiration from there. I think this is a well needed core feature personally.

@wbmnfktr I have also noticed the same over the years, but I thought nevermind, I have this module.

@ryan enjoy the extended break from work, although it is something you love it needs to be done

@BitPoet any further plans for this as it looks like Tiny is here to stay with version 7?

Nicely said @Pete. I have struggled with mental health in the last 10 years and I actually find the ProcessWire forums with its community to be a relaxation tool for me. I love seeing people help each other every day and that makes me feel positive about the world. Sounds corny I know.

@ryan reading your reply makes me realise you are such a master of your craft, but you can't take all this on by yourself to grow the project. Rather than the community telling you what they want, tell us how we can help you.