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title: Pop Release
description: New in Jostle with our Pop release.
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[The latest product updates from Jostle](https://blog.jostle.me/product)

# [Pop Release](https://blog.jostle.me/product/pop)

 Written by [Vince Forrington](https://blog.jostle.me/product/author/vince-forrington) | November 18, 2021

*Released 2021 Dec. 6 (build 45.16.23)*

**Gallery mode in Library**

All users: The viewer in Library now enables users to cycle through previews of all the image files contained within a folder or Volume (instead of having to open them one-by-one). Users can also jump ahead to a particular image using the scroll-and-select thumbnail guide at the bottom of the viewer.

 

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**TOTAL:  107** bug fixes and/or performance enhancements.

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*Release cycle theme: Sweet treats*

**Did you know** that pop juggernaut PepsiCo has released over 150 different varieties of its signature beverage worldwide? These range from seasonal-themed offerings to region-specific flavors to short-lived attempts at presenting delusional fever dreams in canned form.

Here's just a small sample of what Pepsi has brought to the pop aisle over the years:

- Pepsi Salted Caramel (US) - shockingly, not the only "salted" Pepsi on this list.
- Pepsi Salty Watermelon (Japan) - told you.
- Diet Pepsi Jazz Black Cherry French Vanilla (US) - when Diet Pepsi Production wants to add two new flavors, but is only given the budget for one.
- Pepsi Blue Hawaii (Japan) - blending together the traditional Hawaiian flavors of pineapple, lemon, and blue.
- Pepsi Boom (Germany) – a Pepsi without caffeine, sugar, or artificial sweeteners? Sounds more like Pepsi NO Boom.
- Pepsi White (Japan) - for people who prefer a Pepsi that tastes like yogurt and looks like Alka-Seltzer.

Personally, I propose that this proves PepsiCo is not only a powerhouse of pop production but a purveyor of positive pondering, who persistently presents a plethora of puzzling, perplexing Pepsi pop products to people in well-populated places, which not only prompts plenty of PR for their preposterous potables, but provides priceless publicity for Pepsi in the process. Perfectly played, PepsiCo.

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