🚀 This update contains a huge update…that hopefully you won’t even notice! 🧐 With this version, the main GUI of Simple History has been entirely rewritten using React and WordPress components! It’s a big rewrite that has been in the works for quite some time now. This new React implementation replaces the older Backbone implementation,
Simple History has been included in WP Upgrader’s list of Top 10 Essential WordPress Plugins for Agencies in 2024. The article notes Simple History’s effectiveness in tracking and logging user activity within WordPress, making it a useful tool for agencies that manage multiple client sites. With its ability to monitor user actions, troubleshoot issues, and
Simple History has been recommended by FooEvents as a key plugin for WordPress event sites. In their post, FooEvents highlights the plugin’s ability to effectively track and log changes made on your WordPress site. This feature is particularly beneficial for administrators who need to keep a close eye on site activities to ensure smooth event
Simple History has been highlighted on Steven D. Rowe’s technology blog as a valuable plugin for WordPress users. In his post, Rowe recommends Simple History for tracking changes made on WordPress websites, especially in setups where multiple users are involved in editing pages. He notes that the plugin’s ability to create an RSS feed of
Barebones, a WordPress boilerplate theme for developers, includes Simple History as part of its default plugin setup. When you use the Barebones installer to start a new WordPress project, Simple History is automatically installed alongside other essential tools like Yoast SEO and Regenerate Thumbnails. Simple History allows you to track user activity on your WordPress
🐞 This release contains some small bug fixes and enhancements. The previous version had more cool new features so check out that one if you haven’t already. Changelog 🌟 Pssst…. Don’t forget that you can sponsor this project to keep it free and open source. And if you need more features you can buy add-ons that also get you
Simple History, the plugin for tracking, logging, and auditing WordPress changes, is now available in Korean. This brings the total number of languages supported by Simple History to 17, making it more accessible to WordPress users worldwide. We appreciate the dedicated translator who made this possible. Here’s what they had to say: I just want
We’re excited to announce the release of Simple History 4.16.0! This update brings a host of new features and improvements designed to enhance your WordPress site monitoring experience. Since this new version contains so much new, we’ve split it up into multiple headlines: Link to history from update screen After updating plugins we find it
Are you curious about how Simple History can help you keep track of your WordPress site’s activity, but hesitant to install it on your live website? Great news! You can now test Simple History directly using WordPress Playground without any installation required. What is WordPress Playground? WordPress Playground is an innovative tool that allows you
WPShout has recognized Simple History as one of the best WordPress plugins. The plugin is praised for its robust functionality and ease of use, allowing administrators to log and monitor activities directly from the dashboard.