Changelog
What shipped, and when
Every version and date below is read from the live update manifests our plugins actually install from. If a version is here, it is the one on the real download.
Synced from the manifests on July 25, 2026.
DevDome Safe Media Cleaner
Plugin page →- v0.8.8
- v0.8 overhaul: Recycle Bin, scoped backups, rebuilt Review screen, settings redo.
- Single-zip distribution: the canonical build now ships the built-in suite updater (it self-disables in WordPress.org builds).
- v0.1.7
- DevDome Tools hub: the full plugin suite now appears in one consistent order, each installable in one click.
DevDome Analytics
Plugin page →- v0.6.4 July 17, 2026
- Fixed: a fatal error ("Cannot redeclare devdome_core_get_feeds()") that could break sites where DevDome Analytics loads before an older DevDome plugin. The shared-library loader now always defers to the older plugin's loader so only one copy ever loads.
- v0.6.3
- Security: the overview-stats request now authenticates with the site's secret token, so only your own site (or your DevDome dashboard) can read your traffic numbers.
- v0.6.2
- Two-sided one-click connect: the browser now carries only an opaque request token — the site address, return URL and your DevDome Account ID never appear in a browser URL. The Account ID is exchanged server-to-server with a single-use claim, and connect links expire after 10 minutes.
- v0.6.1
- Fixed: a fatal error (Cannot redeclare devdome_core_get_feeds) that could break wp-admin on sites running several DevDome plugins. The shared library is now guarded so it can only load once.
- v0.6.0
- New: cookieless tracking. New installs store NOTHING on visitors' devices (no cookie, no localStorage), so no consent banner is needed for DevDome. Unique visitors are still counted via a server-derived identifier that rotates daily.
- New: "Track Returning Visitors" setting — recognises the same visitor across days and ties clicks back to their visit (needed for affiliate attribution). Sets one first-party cookie; you may need visitor consent for it.
- Changed: existing sites are unaffected — upgrading keeps returning-visitor tracking ON exactly as before.
- Fixed: earlier versions always set a visitor cookie with no way to turn it off, despite being described as cookieless.
DevDome Affiliate Manager
Plugin page →- v0.5.5 July 10, 2026
- WordPress.org readiness hardening.
- Single-zip distribution: the canonical build now ships the built-in suite updater (it self-disables in WordPress.org builds).
- v0.5.1
- Opaque hop-token attribution: transit hops stamp an opaque ?d= token (no site hostname in the URL); receivers resolve it server-side.
- v0.4.5
- The /go hop now reports server-side to DevDome Analytics (direct hits counted, bot ledger complete); geo targeting uses the real visitor IP behind Cloudflare; dd_ref never rides to Amazon.
DevDome Redirect Manager
Plugin page →- v1.2.3 July 10, 2026
- WordPress.org readiness hardening.
- Single-zip distribution: the canonical build now ships the built-in suite updater (it self-disables in WordPress.org builds).
- v1.1.7
- Transit mode strips chain-internal parameters (dd_ref/_dd) from the inherited query string so they never reach the destination.
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