1.4.249
2025-07-23
What's Changed
Permission Update: Face Recognition Feature Enhancements
We have made several improvements to refine user access permissions for the face recognition feature.
🔹 Update details:
When checked on the "Can View Recognition Profiles" option:
Report a permission error when trying to access the path /recognition
Display default avatar and Anonymous in search chip
Hide the 'Face recognition' option in the library page filter
Hide people on the preview and detail asset page.

This change will provide enhanced security for recognition data while also creating a cleaner interface and increasing transparency regarding access rights.
👉 Read more: Recognition here.
Feature Update: Find Similar Icon on the Quick Action Bar
HIVO has added the Find Similar icon directly to the Quick Action Bar.
🔹 Update details: This update allows you to instantly access the similar image search function with a single click, making your workflow faster and more efficient.

Improve video playback performance on the Asset Detail page
🔹 Update details:
HIVO has resolved an issue that caused the video player to stutter on the Asset Details page in both regular and full-screen views, ensuring a smoother and more reliable viewing experience for your assets.
The video player in the Asset Preview section was not affected by this issue.
New Feature: Export Multiple Pages to a ZIP File
HIVO hass added a new feature that makes it easy to export multiple pages at once.
🔹 Update details: Now, you can export your selected pages into a single ZIP file that includes all corresponding images. This allows you to download and manage your multi-page content more quickly and conveniently.

Natural Language Search Update: Added the ability to search text contained within images
HIVO has improved our natural language search to include content extracted from images.
🔹 Update details:
Previously, when you searched for something, the system only looked at the text inside documents, such as titles, descriptions, or other editable text.
With this update, we’ve added a new step to the search process: extracting text content from images. This process is powered by OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology.

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