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* If a file you selected is an image, its preview thumbnail data URL will be generated and added to `file.preview` in Uppy’s state. This URL can be used later to render a preview with any plugin. Currently, this is done by the mighty Dashboard.
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* It is now also possible to select remote files in Uppy. Simply double-click a file from, for instance, Google Drive, and Uppy will then show it in a preview area.
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* We have been doing some more work on accessibility: from now on, when you switch tabs in Modal, it will focus on the first input in that tab. We have also added proper labels and titles, and are doing more research in this area.
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-* Everybody likes to see stats. That is why, on our website, you can now [view stats]((http://uppy.io/stats)) that show how acceptance tests are performing in various browsers. If a test is successful, that means Uppy will likely be able to load and upload files in that particular browser.
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+* Everybody likes to see stats. That is why, on our website, you can now [view stats](http://uppy.io/stats) that show how acceptance tests are performing in various browsers. If a test is successful, that means Uppy will likely be able to load and upload files in that particular browser.
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* The Dashboard UI is now way better looking and easier to work with. It replaced the old `Modal` plugin and it can accept files via drag & drop, local disk and paste (experimental, WIP). It has become our main source of truth and the basic acquire plugin for local files. The DragDrop plugin is still available as a lighter alternative.
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## Release Notes
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Kevin van Zonneveld