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title: Extend the view description: Over the last eight weeks, we have further optimized our display options, added a French locale, and made our Docker image more safe. date: 2021-04-20 slug: extend-view url: /blog/extend-view/ sitemap_priority: 0.6 image_url: /theme/images/offen-blog-0170-extend-view.jpg author: Hendrik Niefeld bottom_cta: cookie
Episode Nine — Extend the view
As spring arrives in Berlin, we would like to share with you some highlights of our work over the past eight weeks.
With version v0.4.1 now officially out, the UI for Offen is now also available in French. We've added a widescreen option for the Auditorium and made our Docker image more safe. Plus, we've done a lot of maintenance under the hood to make sure everything is up to date
Since our last update we have published three versions:
As usual, you can download the latest release from https://get.offen.dev or pull it from Docker Hub.
Achievements
Go widescreen
We have further optimised our display options and brought them closer to real workflows. The Auditorium for operators now makes better use of the screen space on desktop devices. Furthermore, we have optimised the display of the bar chart in mobile view.
Nous parlons français
Our consent banner and the Auditorium for operators as well as users can be displayed in one more locale. Thanks to the great contribution of @jtraulle, Offen is now also available in French.
To run Offen in a non-default locale, you need to set OFFEN_APP_LOCALE to the desired value. In the case of French that'd be fr for example. Check the docs about configuring the application.
If you want to support fair web analytics by contributing Spanish, Portuguese or other language versions, don't hesitate to request an invite.
More safe
There is a breaking change for users of our Docker image using a SQLite database.
Until now, our Docker image has run the application as root. This could theoretically have allowed malicious third-party code to be injected into Offen.
It has not happened in any Offen version but to prevent this from potentially happening in the future, all images published from now on run the application as a dedicated, non-priviledged offen user. Please refer to our documentation on how to update. Feel free to contact us if you need further assistance.
Next up
Awareness once more
We want to further support operators in making users aware of how their data is handled. As a further step, we plan to make all existing consent elements customizable in their design to make insertion less painful for operators.
Following on from this, we then aim to give operators a range of options for adding pre-built elements to their website that will help attract user awareness.
Talks and conferences
As far as the visibility of our project in the relevant public is considered, there is still much to be done. That' s why we want to present Offen and the idea of fair data transfer behind it to a professional audience as well.
We already have a few events in mind but welcome more recommendations for relevant talks and conferences worldwide. Do you have something in mind that we should apply for? Let us know.
Happy to hear from you
Are you using Offen? We're happy to feature you in this README. Send a PR adding your site or app to this section.
If you have any feedback, comment or bug report on the latest release, let us know. Open an issue or send us an email at hioffen@posteo.de.