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2020-06-30
Image and Video Manager June 2020 release:
We’ve added three new Experimental transformations for you to use on staging or on pre-production traffic:
- Remove Color - removes a specified color from an image and replaces it with transparent pixels.
- Chroma Key - changes any color in an image within the specified volume of the HSL colorspace to transparent or semitransparent.
- Mono Hue - sets all hues in an image to a single specified hue of your choosing.
When activating a policy on production the Policy Rollout Speed Recommender provides multiple rollout periods to choose from. To help you select a rollout option we’ve included policy insights about the number of hits or percentage of your total traffic in the last 24 hours.
2017-05-01
Image and Video Manager now strips cookie headers to ensure security of sensitive information.
Rules containing the Image and Video Manager behavior no longer allow Request Cookie matches.
2016-11-01
Image and Video Manager: What’s New? Window
This release includes the What’s New in Image and Video Manager window, which provides information about the changes included in the last three Image and Video Manager releases. To access this window, click the What’s New button on the main Policy Manager page.
Image and Video Manager: Top Image URLs Report
The Top Image URLs report is now available for Image and Video Manager. This report shows the most heavily served images on your site. You can view the data by either hits or volume.