What shipped, and when

Current: v1.5.3 · updated September 2, 2026

1. v1.5.3 September 2, 2026
   • Shared DevDome library updated to core 1.6.3: the DevDome Dashboard now reads the current plugin catalog (names, descriptions, logos, links) from devdome.com once every 12 hours, and other DevDome plugins can be installed from WordPress.org in one click.
2. v1.5.2
   • First tab is now called Overview, in line with the other DevDome plugins. Old links to the Dashboard tab still open it.
3. v1.5.1
   • Scan history pruning now binds every id in its IN (…) lists through $wpdb->prepare().
4. v1.5.0
   • First WordPress.org release.
   • Broken link scanner with a two-strike rule: a link is only called broken after two separate failures, and 401, 403, 429 and anti-bot answers are reported as blocked, never broken.
   • Passive 404 monitor with human hits and bot hits kept apart, redirect suggestions on request, .htaccess rule copy and Redirect Manager hand-off, CSV export.
   • Edit, unlink or dismiss a link from the list; every content change is verified against the saved post and needs edit rights on that post.
   • Scans run in bounded chunks and finish on their own, with a closed browser and without visitors, and recover from an interrupted finish.
   • Optional email summary of newly broken links, sent by DevDome to the connected account email, counts only.
   • Outbound checks refuse private and reserved addresses and pin the resolved address to the connection; requires the cURL extension.

Current: v1.0.8 · updated August 28, 2026

1. v1.0.8 August 28, 2026
   • DevDome Dashboard: plugin list, descriptions, logos and versions now come from devdome.com, one-click install of DevDome plugins from WordPress.org, Docs link and Fix buttons, Activate stays on the dashboard.
2. v1.0.7
   • Bundled DevDome core updated to 1.6.2: the DevDome Dashboard shows the new Affiliate Manager logo.
3. v1.0.6
   • Scans, cleanups, backups and restores now keep running on the server after you leave the page or switch tabs. Before, a job on a quiet site could stall until you came back.
   • A restore or delete that cannot move any file (folder not writable) now stops with a clear message instead of running forever.
   • Bundled DevDome core updated to 1.6.1. Screenshots are no longer packed into the download (1.1 MB smaller).
4. v1.0.5
   • A site that has never been scanned now shows a dash instead of a perfect score, on the plugin page and in the DevDome Dashboard.
   • DevDome Monitoring settings now show a Connect button above the disabled toggle while no account is connected, instead of a dead checkbox.
   • Removed the legacy connect return flow; connecting uses the suite’s one-click signed-in flow shared by every DevDome plugin.
   • The DevDome Dashboard (suite hub) was redesigned: cleaner cards, your account email and plan on the overview, and update buttons shown only when an update really exists.
   • One button system across the suite: the same Connect button and the same Save Settings button in every DevDome plugin.
5. v1.0.4
   • Unified DevDome suite icons and updated the suite hub with one-click installs for WordPress.org plugins.

Current: v1.0.5 · updated August 28, 2026

1. v1.0.5 August 28, 2026
   • DevDome Dashboard polish: Activate stays on the dashboard, notices dismiss on their own, a Fix button on every issue, clearer counters and connected badge.
   • Plugin author link on the Plugins screen.
2. v1.0.4
   • DevDome Dashboard: the plugin list, descriptions, logos and versions now come from devdome.com, so new plugins appear without updating this plugin.
   • One-click Install of other DevDome plugins from WordPress.org directly in the dashboard.
   • Docs link and a short description on every plugin row; connected-account badge.
3. v1.0.3
   • The plugin logo is now a percent glyph, matching the WordPress.org listing, in the plugin header and the DevDome dashboard.
4. v1.0.1
   • The two redirect pages emit their scripts via wp_print_inline_script_tag().
   • The admin bundle’s JSX/Vite source is included at admin-ui-src/; build steps are in the Source & build section.
   • The External services section links Amazon’s Conditions of Use and Privacy Notice.
5. v1.0.0
   • WordPress.org release. Every identifier the plugin owns now uses its own devdaffi_ prefix (options, tables, cron hooks, REST namespace, script handles, shortcode — the button shortcode is now [devdaffi_button]). Self-hosted upgrades migrate stored settings, click stats and the link index automatically, and the old button shortcode keeps working via an alias.
   • Click Protection now has a built-in bot list, so it works with no external service or feed.
   • Link Radar’s scheduled auto-scan is off by default; run a scan or enable the schedule to start link monitoring.
   • Removed the robots.txt writer and unused legacy settings; /go redirects now always send an X-Robots-Tag: noindex, nofollow header, the standard behavior for a redirect endpoint.
   • The admin bundle ships unminified.

Current: v1.3.4 · updated August 28, 2026

1. v1.3.4 August 28, 2026
   • DevDome Dashboard: plugin list, descriptions, logos and versions now come from devdome.com, one-click install of DevDome plugins from WordPress.org, Docs link and Fix buttons, Activate stays on the dashboard.
2. v1.3.3
   • Updated the bundled DevDome suite core: redesigned DevDome Dashboard with cleaner cards, your account email and plan on the overview, and update buttons shown only when an update really exists.
   • One button system across the suite: the same Connect button and the same Save Settings button in every DevDome plugin.
3. v1.3.2
   • Every output buffer used to build the page scripts is now opened and closed inside a single function, so it can never be left open.
   • Removed two manually fired activation/deactivation hook calls from the internal version check.
4. v1.3.1
   • The suite hub no longer installs or activates any plugin: its installer is removed from this build and the DevDome screen links out to the plugin’s page instead.
   • Removed the crawler-specific serving, search-engine hiding, referrer targeting, referrer stripping, back-button and daily-cap code paths entirely, along with the log-cleanup routine.
   • The settings screen’s styles and scripts are now enqueued instead of being written into the page, so caching and optimisation plugins can handle them properly.
   • Importing a settings file now accepts only known settings and cleans every value for the type it stores; switching the rule you are editing is protected like every other action.
5. v1.3.0
   • Every feature is now free and unlimited: the rule limit and the Pro locks on geo targeting, device targeting and scheduling are gone.
   • Internal identifier rename to a unique plugin prefix (WordPress.org requirement). Existing rules, statistics and settings are carried over automatically by a one-time migration on self-hosted builds.
   • Unified DevDome suite icons and suite hub.

Current: v1.0.6 · updated August 28, 2026

1. v1.0.6 August 28, 2026
   • DevDome Dashboard: plugin list, descriptions, logos and versions now come from devdome.com, one-click install of DevDome plugins from WordPress.org, Docs link and Fix buttons, Activate stays on the dashboard.
2. v1.0.5
   • First-Party Delivery is honest about why it is unavailable: while the site is not connected the switch is disabled with a Connect button above it, and on the Free plan it shows “Included in the Pro plan and above” instead of switching itself back off. Plan changes now reach the screen within minutes.
   • The manual Account ID connect option was removed. Connecting is always the one-click, signed-in flow.
   • Disconnecting from the plugin now also unlinks the site on DevDome servers and clears every cached account detail, so every DevDome plugin on the site agrees immediately.
   • The DevDome Dashboard (suite hub) was redesigned: cleaner cards, your account email and plan on the overview, and update buttons shown only when an update really exists.
   • One button system across the suite: the same Connect button and the same Save Settings button in every DevDome plugin.
   • New bug-report button in the page header.
3. v1.0.4
   • New: First-Party Delivery, an optional ad-block-resistant mode (off by default, included in the DevDome Pro plan and above). The tracking script is served from your own domain and events relay through your own site server-side with randomized per-site names, so ordinary blockers of third-party analytics domains cannot drop them. Bypasses most, not all, blockers. Every relayed field is validated and sanitized, identity always comes from the plugin’s own settings, and the relay accepts only same-site browser requests.
   • Connecting works again for fresh installs: the plugin serves a one-way fingerprint of its site token at /.well-known/devdome-connect-proof.txt, which the DevDome service verifies against your site before accepting the connection. No token, secret, or visitor data is exposed by it.
   • One connection, both sides: a site connected through the devdome.com dashboard now shows as connected in wp-admin by itself, and if the site is removed or its token rotated on the dashboard, the plugin flips to disconnected with a clear notice instead of staying green while calls fail. A local Disconnect always sticks.
   • Fixed: the Overview tiles never loaded on sites using plain permalinks (the WordPress default). They now show the same numbers as the DevDome dashboard everywhere, and an unavailable answer leaves the placeholders instead of showing zeros.
   • First-Party Delivery hardening: forwarded visitor IP and country headers are trusted only when the connection they arrived on vouches for them; events relay correctly on subdirectory and subdirectory-multisite installs; relayed forwards no longer block the visitor’s request; in-app (social webview) visits keep their traffic source; the served script copy is refreshed only when its content really changed; and the /dd-e click endpoint requires the browser’s own same-site Origin header too.
   • The tracking script used for First-Party Delivery ships inside the plugin package and is copied, never downloaded, into your uploads folder.
   • Turning First-Party Delivery on requires a real answer from the plan check; an unreachable service or a rejected credential no longer enables it, and a rejected credential switches it off with a notice instead of silently losing events.
   • Toggling First-Party Delivery clears common page caches so cached pages stop beaconing to a stale endpoint.
4. v1.0.3
   • New optional First-Party Delivery mode (off by default, included in the DevDome Pro plan and above): the tracking script is served from your own domain and events are relayed through your site server-side, using randomized names unique to your site, so ordinary ad blockers that block third-party analytics domains cannot drop them. Bypasses most, not all, blockers. Every relayed field is validated and sanitized before forwarding, identity always comes from the plugin’s own settings, and the forward authenticates with your site token. All other tracking is unchanged on every plan.
5. v1.0.2
   • Unified DevDome suite icons and updated the suite hub with one-click installs for WordPress.org plugins.