“Chronicle Security Operations” apparently has support for parsing Simple History logs. While I don’t use or know anything about that service myself it may be interested for other users. Here is a brief description of the service: Chronicle is a cloud service, built as a specialized layer on top of core Google infrastructure, designed for
Version 4.6.0 contains some new useful filters and some other fixes and additions. Changelog for this version: Added Changed:
Simple History 4.5.0 is now available for download. This version adds some smaller new features and improvements. Most noteworthy is that the Debug tab now detects if the Simple History database tables are missing. Some users had issues with the plugin after moving their website using tools that did not include the tables used by
Today WordPress 6.3 was released and Simple History has been tested with that version and all seems to be working fine. Highlights of this release Simple History settings logged: Changes made on the settings page of Simple History is now logged! 🙈 It was quite embarrassing that the plugin itself did not log its activities.
As our developer Pär just said: I now it’s just a number. But hey what a big number – over 4 000 000 downloads of Simple History!
🚀 Simple History 4.3.0 is now available. It’s a minor release fix a mostly a few bug fixes. Changelog Added Fixed
Simple History 4.2.0 has been released with mainly bug fixes and some additions. Most notable is the addition of a filter to enable the use of Google Maps again. Support for showing user origin on Google Maps is back In previous versions of Simple History it was possible to the location of a user on
Version 4.1.0 of Simple History is now available. This release contains smaller additions, fixes, and changes. 👨💻 As am working full time on this plugin at the moment I’m finally having time to go through the GitHub issues. If you have found a bug or have a feature request, now is the time to report
The developer behind Simple History released a new WordPress plugin last week: Recents. While Simple History gives you a feed of many things that happen on your WordPress site, the Recents plugin focuses on only bringing you quick access to pages and posts that your recently has been working. You can read more about this
This update of Simple History contains some big changes – that you hopefully won’t even notice! Simple History is more than 13 years old now (🥳) and even if it’s a fully functional plugin with few bugs, much of the code base is showing age. In 10 years many new PHP versions and WordPress versions