Resize original image to fit a lower resolution

• Resize original images automatically when compressing, using the TinyPNG API. Set a maximum width and/or height and the original image will be scaled to fit your maximum resolution.
• Added support for compressing and resizing uploads from the mobile Wordpress app (thanks to contributor @PalePurple!).
• Small textual changes.

Added indication of number of images you can compress for free each month

• Added indication of number of images you can compress for free each month.
• Added link to settings page from the plugin listing.
• Added clarification that by checking the original image size your original images will be overwritten.
• Updated plugin description.

Bugfix: Not compressing images multiple times when different sizes with the same filename exist.

In some cases a user would have different file sizes defined in Settings > Media which have the exact same pixel dimensions. Compressing images could then occasionally result in compressing the same image multiple times without being seen as 'compressed'. We now detect duplicate file sizes and don't compress them again.

Show if images are being compressed in Media browser

1.3.1

Updated version numbers.

Improved bulk compression

• Improved bulk compressions from media library. You can now also bulk compress your whole media library in one step.
• Intelligent detection if file is already compressed or was altered by another plugin and should be recompressed.

Bug fix that prevents recompressing original when metadata is corrupt

The 1.2.0 release introduced a bug while fixing the warning that was shown when no additional image size was found. It did not save the plugin's metadata of the original which means that the user was shown the button to compress the original again.

Added connection API status to the plugin settings page

• Display connection status and number of compressions this month on the settings page. This also allows you to check if you entered a valid API key.
• Show a notice to administrators when reaching the monthly compression limit (in case you're on a fixed or free plan).
• The plugin will now work when php's parse_ini_file is disabled on your host.
• Bugfix that avoides a warning when no additional image sizes can be found in the metadata.

Added wp-config.php support

• The API key can now be set with the TINY_API_KEY constant in wp-config.php. This will work for normal and multisite WordPress installations.
• You can now enable or disable compression of the original uploaded image. If you upgrade the plugin from version 1.0 you may need to go to media settings to include it for compression.
• Improved display of original sizes and compressed sizes showing the total size of all compressed images.

First version of WordPress plugin.

1.0.0

First version of WordPress plugin.