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Closing this topic since phpBB 3.3.9 has been released:
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The website update took a bit longer than expected

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Release highlights Notable Improvements Better info and support for PHP 8.0 and PHP 8.1: PHPBB3-16916 PHPBB3-17023 PHPBB3-17051 Notable Changes Update Guzzle and other dependencies to latest versions: PHPBB3-17036 PHPBB3-17048 Notable Bugfixes Missing youtube profile field stops update: PHPBB3-1701...

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Greetings everyone, We are pleased to announce the release of phpBB 3.3.9 “Bertie’s lunar flyby”. This version is a maintenance release of the 3.3.x branch which improves PHP 8.0 and 8.1 support and clarifies the message when using an unsupported PHP version. Multiple third party libraries like Guzz...

This url seems to be wrong. The link is working, but you need to be logged in at tracker.phpbb.com as always :geek: I actually fixed the visibility just this morning. 😅 With reference to the deprecation of <!-- PHP --> I use this in order to process session information from another part of my websi...

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Release highlights Notable Changes Add method for deferred cache purge: PHPBB3-16891 & PR Deprecate use of PHP and INCLUDEPHP in templates: PHPBB3-16967 Notable Bugfixes Native search only returning 1 match and 1 page: PHPBB3-16976 Issues with emojis in email subject line: PHPBB3-16981

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Greetings everyone, We are pleased to announce the release of phpBB 3.3.8 “Bertie: Beer and Summer”. This version is a maintenance release of the 3.3.x branch which introduces a deferred cache purge method and marks the PHP and INCLUDEPHP template functions as deprecated in order for them to be remo...

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Yes, that's what it seems like. Especially for old accounts that have been inactive for a long time, the chance of them using a very old password that was leaked at some point is certainly higher. I also think that in the past people did not yet pay that much attention to password reuse.

To follow up on that, we are certainly open to suggestions. What would you consider as excellent options?

The progress on Chameleon has certainly not been on the level we were hoping for. Part of that might be certainly be caused by team members being busy with other aspects of life and not being able to invest as much time as they might want. Another part might also be due to work not being as visible....