Stuart Silvester

Yes, if your server also has support for WebP.

Yes, if your server also has support for WebP.

We also don't create sessions for all guests, this number would never be accurate

Thanks Stuart found and it and removed

The real question here is do I do it now or wait till 4.30pm on Friday to royally break everything.

I can't say for sure, it is in our backlog however and will get addressed as we work through it.

If a guide is out of date, just hit the report button and let us know. Someone will update it soon after we're aware. (Google and Facebook especially change their interfaces very often).

If a guide is out of date, just hit the report button and let us know. Someone will update it soon after we're aware. (Google and Facebook especially change their interfaces very often).

If a guide is out of date, just hit the report button and let us know. Someone will update it soon after we're aware. (Google and Facebook especially change their interfaces very often).

If a guide is out of date, just hit the report button and let us know. Someone will update it soon after we're aware. (Google and Facebook especially change their interfaces very often).

If a guide is out of date, just hit the report button and let us know. Someone will update it soon after we're aware. (Google and Facebook especially change their interfaces very often).

If a guide is out of date, just hit the report button and let us know. Someone will update it soon after we're aware. (Google and Facebook especially change their interfaces very often).

If a guide is out of date, just hit the report button and let us know. Someone will update it soon after we're aware. (Google and Facebook especially change their interfaces very often).

If a guide is out of date, just hit the report button and let us know. Someone will update it soon after we're aware. (Google and Facebook especially change their interfaces very often).

Hi Gazza!
Yes, this is enabled by our Progressive Web Application (PWA) improvements coming soon in 4.6
 

Hi Gazza!
Yes, this is enabled by our Progressive Web Application (PWA) improvements coming soon in 4.6
 

Awesome news @Stuart Silvester! Apologies for not seeing this in the detail when I read it previously! 😄

Hi Gazza!
Yes, this is enabled by our Progressive Web Application (PWA) improvements coming soon in 4.6
 

Hi Gazza!
Yes, this is enabled by our Progressive Web Application (PWA) improvements coming soon in 4.6
 

Mobile Browsers will do this when a progressive web app (PWA) is supported, this is something that is coming soon!
 

We also don't create sessions for all guests, this number would never be accurate

I cannot, I haven't actually seen these display for any site yet.
As I note though, with a lot of the structured data, it's completely upto the search engine what they choose to display. We support it, and the data is there so it will be used if they deem it to be suitable.

We already provide best answer (or acceptedAnswer) information in the JSON-LD output. It's up to Google whether they actually use it for your site though.
For example, this answered topic: https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/topic/461682-forums-card-title/

Changing disable_functions at your account level on a shared server (and in may PHP configurations won't work because they're core directives) is not really seeing the point of these warnings. They're there because those methods could also potentially be used by other accounts on your server to exploit your data by bypassing the typical directory protections in PHP/open_basedir.
They're as much about protecting your community and your data from other sites that may get exploited on the same server.

Changing disable_functions at your account level on a shared server (and in may PHP configurations won't work because they're core directives) is not really seeing the point of these warnings. They're there because those methods could also potentially be used by other accounts on your server to exploit your data by bypassing the typical directory protections in PHP/open_basedir.
They're as much about protecting your community and your data from other sites that may get exploited on the same server.