Simple History was recently referenced in Kinsta’s article on WordPress education data security. Their post focuses on strategies to help educational institutions protect sensitive information, which aligns with Simple History’s core function of logging changes and maintaining clear audit trails in WordPress.
🔍 This release adds support for custom log entries and also adds logging when a user gets an access denied message when trying to view an admin page that they do not have access to. New: Support for custom log entries With this release it is now possible to add custom events to the log
This release of the Simple History Debug and Monitor add-on contains improvements to compatibility with other plugins. Changelog
WooCommerce Logger 1.0.4 for Simple History is now available. This update introduces new features and bug fixes that help store owners track customer account activities more effectively. What’s New Enhanced User Activity Tracking The highlight of this release is comprehensive logging for user account and address updates in WooCommerce. Now you can easily monitor when
🔄 This release adds more menu location options and also some improvements to the interface. In version 5.5.0 the main history page was moved to the top menu level. Some users still prefered the old location, so in this version we have added two new options for the menu: If you wish to modify the
Tracking user activity in WordPress is essential for security, debugging, and content management. Simple History makes this easy by logging key events, and with the power of the WordPress REST API, you can integrate these logs into almost any workflow. In this guide, we’ll explore how to fetch Simple History logs and display them in
We’re excited to introduce Simple History Premium 1.1.0, an update that brings a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for Partial Stealth Mode along with new WP-CLI commands for advanced control. These features are especially useful for agencies and system administrators who need to manage and monitor WordPress activity logs while keeping them hidden from unauthorized users.
Everytime Simple History is mentioned in a positive way somewhere on the internet we get a warm feeling inside 🙂 There has been a few mentions recently that warm our hearts. Website mentions On the web we have found these: Like this mention from the WordPress Backup and Migration Plugin Duplicator: If you’re looking to
Version 5.6.1 contains an export bug fix, a notice warning fix, and some GUI improvements. Some small fixes in this version, bu the CSS fix to the Quick Diff feature is a small but very nice addition that is worth a video to show the difference. Take a look at these short screencasts to see
This version adds a much-requested feature: the ability to completely hide the Simple History GUI. Introducing Stealth Mode Simple History 5.6 brings a powerful new feature: Stealth Mode. With Stealth Mode enabled, Simple History can operate completely behind the scenes, hidden from the WordPress admin interface. This is perfect for web agencies, developers, or administrators