Did you know that according to the WordPress.org plugin guidelines, a plugin is not allowed to track a user without their consent. That’s a good rule that sometimes plugin authors break. Sometimes by accident, sometimes deliberately. So you can understand that this debug message in Simple History with the Debug & Monitor add-on installed caught
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This release of the Premium add-on improves stat accuracy and consistency across your dashboard. We’ve aligned date range calculations with the latest core release to ensure your timezone is handled correctly. This means the event counts you see in the main log, history insights sidebar, and weekly email reports will now match perfectly with no
This release of the Premium Add-On contains a small bug fix for the revision link in the Post Activity Panel. Changelog
The premium add-on for Simple History, that adds several useful new features to the plugin, has been updated with a brand new Post Activity Panel. Post Activity Panel: a history quick glance on your post edit screen. This premium feature adds a sidebar panel to the blog editor when editing posts and pages. In this
This version contains a few minor changes to make the plugin more useful and fast. Full changelog Added Changed Fixed
Today we’re thrilled to announce an update to the Simple History Premium add-on. The highlight of this release is the enhanced Stats & Summaries page, which takes the new core feature to the next level with expanded analytics capabilities. Building on the Core Feature As you may have seen in our recent announcement, Simple History
📊 Simple History 5.9.0 is here with an exciting new Stats & Summaries page that gives you a quick overview of your site’s activity. We’re thrilled to announce this release, which adds a completely new feature we’ve been wanting to implement for a long time: a dedicated page for stats and summaries that provides valuable
🔍 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