Wander 0.3.0 is the third release of Wander, a small, decentralised, self-hosted web console that lets visitors to your website explore interesting websites and pages recommended by a community of independent website owners. To try it, go to susam.net/wander/.

This release brings small but important bug fixes. The previous release, version 0.2.0 introduced a number of new features. Unfortunately, two of them caused issues for some users. A new feature in the previous release was the `ignore` list feature. The `ignore` list defines console URLs and page URLs that the console never uses while discovering page recommendations. While this feature works fine, due to a bug in the implementation, the Console dialog fails to load in consoles that do not define any `ignore` list. This has now been fixed.

There was another issue due to which the `<iframe>` that displays discovered websites and pages could not load certain websites. In particular, any website that relied on same-origin context to load its own resources failed to load in the console. This has been fixed as well. Please see codeberg.org/susam/wander/issues/7 for a detailed discussion on this issue.

Apart from these two important fixes, there are a few other minor fixes too pertaining to preventing horizontal scrolling in small devices and preventing duplicate recommendations from appearing too close to each other. Please see CHANGES.md for a detailed changelog.

To learn more about Wander, how it works and how to set it up, please read the project README at codeberg.org/susam/wander. To try it out right now, go to susam.net/wander/.