Enrique Diaz

To reinforce Lutz's remark: work is focused on updating core Mirador dependencies and testing suites, which puts enhancements to Mirador 3, such as researching an alternative implementation from Mozilla's Fullscreen...

What's being done here isn't supported in Mirador — this may be a question for the IIIF specification editors.

There is no longer support for Mirador 2.

Hi @PietroLiuzzo and @sete-arch! Work on this has paused while the contributor community focuses on updating Mirador’s core dependencies, such as React. Once that work is done, attention can circle...

Hi @sete-arch! There hasn't been any news on this issue specifically, because the focus of updates and fixes for Mirador this year are related to getting it up to date...

Thanks for spotting that and reporting it, @hadro. We discussed it in the most recent community call and the consensus was to update it with a new example, to keep...

Wow! I've was unaware Mirador even supported this. For that reason alone, I think this demonstration of `Choice` should certainly have a place among the demo manifests. Who knows how...

Hello @PR-Obst! Can you share which browser (or browsers) you tested the drag & drop link with? I'm testing in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, and with each I can successfully...

Hi @regisrob 👋 based on the findings @lutzhelm has shared above, it appears that the issue you identified has been present for some time, and deeply-seated at that, from before...

Hello @JoshuaAPhillips 👋 The current release of Mirador is still using older, outdated dependencies. Work is underway to update it, but the work is complex and can only progress as...