In this week’s change log, we've re-implemented favourites search in Eclipse, added comment like notifications, and made a number of bug fixes and smaller improvements. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! Favourites Search is Back! Search in favourites is finally available in Eclipse! Simply click the search icon to search through your own — or another artist’s — favourites. Comment Like Notifications You’ll now get notified when another deviant likes a comment you made. This notification is also available on the classic site. Change Log Comments in Feedback were breaking mid-word for a period of time. Watch recommendations now allows you to watch deviants individually instead of requiring you to multi-select deviants. Improved the look of the comment box to tighten up the look and make it a bit clearer where you can type. Background patterns would not be saved on Custom Sections. Reduced the size of arrows when navigating between deviations

In this week’s change log, we've implemented the ability to sort tag pages as well as a number of bug fixes and smaller improvements. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! Tag Pages Can Now Be Sorted You can now filter tag pages by Most Recent, Popular, Undiscovered, and What’s Hot. (This feature is now also available on the classic site.) Try it out: #pride, #fashion, #summer Auto-populate Tags on Submit You can now add the “tags” parameter to the end of the Submit URL to automatically add tags to your next submission. Add “?tags=” to the end of the URL followed by a comma-seperated list of tags. This can be useful for bookmarking if you use the same tags frequently. Example: deviantart.com/submit/?tags=cat,feline,animal,photography Slideshow Slide Numbers Another small change in this week's change log is a small indicator on your profile’s slideshow to show the number of deviations left. Change Log The cover image on the Featured folder can

In this week’s change log, we've implemented muted tags, saved folders from the old site, and a number of bug fixes and smaller improvements. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! Muted Tags We’re excited to announce that the ability to mute tags is now live in Eclipse. Learn more about curating the content you want to see! The Next Phase of DeviantArt Eclipse In case you missed it, here’s a glimpse into what we’re working on next with DeviantArt Eclipse: Change Log When on the old site, a new “Saved in Eclipse” notifications folder will appear. This folder lets you migrate any saved notifications to Eclipse. Adjusted contrast of the text on journals and Literature. This is the first of several theme-related color changes. When clicking the “X” on Feedback notifications, the notification is now removed immediately rather than lagging for a second. The Feedback message indicator on the top navigation now shows up to 999 notifications rather

DeviantArt takes pride in being home to a vast majority and variety of art, from the mainstream to the very niche. However, not all deviants are into the same things. In an effort to give you a better experience and more control over what you see – and what you’d rather avoid – while browsing through DeviantArt, we’re introducing Muted Tags in DeviantArt Eclipse. You can now create a list of tags and topics you wish to be excluded and hidden from your Browse and Search results. Important note: Tag muting does not affect content on Watch and art posted on other deviants’ Profiles. To set up your Muted Tags list, follow these steps: Hover over your Profile avatar in DeviantArt Eclipse Click Account Settings Select Browsing Under Muted Tags, start typing the tags you want excluded (you can choose from a pre-populated list) You can add up to 100 tags! Once you’re done, click Save. Please note that muting tags can take up to 10 minutes to take effect within your Browse & Search results

Eclipse launched to Beta Testers this past fall and has opened up to hundreds of thousands of deviants since. We continue to learn, develop, and improve the next phase of DeviantArt, and we’re looking forward to launching Eclipse to all of the community. A Glimpse at What We’re Working On In addition to the following top-priority areas in Eclipse, we regularly post Change Logs highlighting bug fixes, both big and small. Be sure to watch @team to stay updated, because we occasionally post about upcoming features still in the early stages of ideation, and we love to hear what you have to say. Here’s a glimpse into what we’re working on, but please keep in mind that our timelines for these changes are not yet finalized, and the features are subject to change: Dark and light theme adjustments: We're revisiting the contrast colors used in Eclipse's light and dark themes with an aim to improve readability. Muted tags: The ability to “mute” (or “block”) specific tags in browse and search

In this week’s change log, we've implemented a number of bug fixes and smaller improvements. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! Change Log Updated watch recommendations to exclude deviants who have not been active recently. Fixed various issues around the site related to longer usernames being cut off. Added the ability to manually flip through hot topic notifications in Feedback. Buy button is now disabled on closed commissions, rather than just giving an error when clicking it. Text on status update thumbnails were cut off. The back button would not work properly on collection pages unless it was clicked twice. While editing Collections, the 22nd Collection would appear as the "All" Collection. Added icon to drafts tab in Journals to indicate that they are only visible to you. Keep Sharing Your Feedback! In addition to these updates and bug fixes are smaller improvements we’ve made as we continue to develop larger features in Eclipse.

In this week's change log, we've implemented a slideshow mode for your profile sections, the ability to select an image for the cover of your journal, a redesign of Feedback, and a new way to discover artists to watch! Plus, we've implemented a number of bug fixes and smaller improvements. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! Slideshow Mode for Gallery/Collection Section Now you have the choice to display your favorite Gallery or Collection sections on your Profile in slideshow or grid mode! Play around with displaying multiple deviations, or showcasing one at a time. Select A Custom Journal Cover Image Choose an image from your Gallery or upload one to be the cover of your journal! Feedback Redesign We’ve updated the Feedback page to include two views: simple and advanced. We’ve also resized the page for a better viewing experience. Learn more about it here. Watch Recommendations Head over to your Watch page and select the "Discover"

In this week’s change log, we've implemented a number of bug fixes and smaller improvements. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! Change Log Gallery sections on profiles will now always fill the last row of thumbnails, rather than having a blank space if the number of thumbnails do not fit perfectly. Added tooltip to the “open/closed” status icon on Commissions pages. After replying to a comment from a comment page, your reply would not appear until you reload the page. Upon saving changes to the sort order of a “latest deviations” profile section, the page would give an error. For a period of time, a status update would not post if it included a journal thumb. For a period of time, deviation backgrounds would not save. Selecting “featured” when submitting a journal would make the submit button appear disabled. If a comment box was open, it would retain the light and dark mode when the theme was switched. After editing a poll, the page would

Last week, we showed you some ways you can personalize your Profiles in Eclipse. Another high priority of our product roadmap has been customization, an ability many in the DeviantArt community feel is integral to the DNA of the site. That’s why we're excited to show you a preview of Custom sections in Eclipse! Want to feature your favourite deviation? Showcase a funny GIF? Link to some thought-provoking journals? The possibilities are endless, and now you’ve got the perfect customizable space to share what you want to share, without having to know any coding! Choose a colorful background or upload one of your own, easily format text, add emotes, and curate a Profile that personifies YOU! Custom sections let any deviant customize their Profile easily and seamlessly, whether you've joined us 3 weeks ago or been around since Tobey Maguire was Spider-Man (that was in 2002, in case you didn't know). We can’t wait to see how you all personalize your Profiles. Share with us in the

In this week’s change log, we've brought two features from the classic site to Eclipse: Gallery search and comment edit history. We’ve also implemented a number of bug fixes and smaller improvements. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! Gallery Search is Now in Eclipse! One of the most requested features has been re-implemented in Eclipse! We’re excited to announce that you can now search Galleries to easily locate the deviations you want to see! We are still working on search in Favorites and will have more updates soon. Comment Edit History is Now in Eclipse! Another popular request – you can now view a complete log of your edit comment history. Change Log By popular demand, Instagram has been added to the list of social media links to display on your profile. You can now right click (or middle click) on deviation stacks, polls, and status updates to open them in a new tab or copy the link. The “New Deviant” label that shows on comments