2024.11.1

Flash player! You can now attach .swf files to notes and play them back in the browser, using Ruffle, an Adobe Flash emulator.
Scheduled notes, both through the web UI and through apps using the Mastodon API.
Hostname contstraints for actors and activities are now slightly relaxed, restoring compatibility with Bridgy, an ActivityPub <-> AtProto bridge.
Improved interoperability with other Fediverse software (Dislike activities are now handled, more types of “featured”/pinned activities are now allowed, activities interacting with other activities not known by the instance are no longer ignored).
FriendlyCaptcha is now supported as a Captcha provider.
You can now disable the RSS feed for your account.
You can now disable the online status of your profile all together, rather than just making it always offline.
Notes containing links to other notes (IE how Mastodon users might imitate quotes) are now rendered similarly to quotes.
User profiles now show pinned notes by default when checking a profile, using the pinned notes tab.
You can now configure the file permission bits used by locally-stored drive files via filePermissionBits.
Poll edits are handled better.
Profile edits are now only federated if the ActivityPub representation of their profile changes.
Several improvements to error messages in logs.
Enhanced ratelimiting logic.

Highlights of changes from Misskey:

Users are now notified when their account is logged into from another device
Users can now hide all their notes from logged-out users.
Users can make past notes only visible to followers.
If no administrators/moderators have logged in for a week, the instance will automatically switch to invite only.
“Resolve report” and “forward report” are now separate actions.
Animated MFM is now disabled if the browser is set to “reduced motion” mode

If your timeline is jumping around a bit while scrolling, try going to “settings -> other -> experimental features -> enable render note skipping” and turn it off.
During the 2024.9 release series, setting up allow-list federation may in fact have added those instances to the block list. Please double-check your allow-lists and block-lists.
The sign-in flow for the web UI has changed (username and password are now input separately), which may break some bots or clients.
The way themes are applied is slightly different now- previously, a theme setting accent became the CSS variable --accent, whereas now it becomes --MI_THEME-accent. Most users won’t be affected by this, except those using custom CSS.

Instances setting CSPs via HTTP headers should add raw.esm.sh (for Flash playback) and cdn.jsdelivr.net (for FriendlyCaptcha) to their CSPs.
A newer Node.js version is required- 22.11.0
If you’re not using Docker, you’ll have to pnpm clean-all before pnpm install --frozen-lockfile, otherwise some modules will break.