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Coming Soon & Maintenance Mode Plugin for WordPress history.
Every release of Coming Soon & Maintenance Mode Plugin for WordPress is archived here with its changelog, file size, and security scan result. Use the archive to roll back to a stable release or audit what changed between updates.
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v1.12.0Latest
October 23, 2026547.9 KBScanned
Added
- A preview link for each person, each with its own end. Access →
Other
- Preview Links lists your links: a name, the address to copy, when it ends
- (never, or a date and time in your site's time zone), and the day it last
- let somebody in. Remove shuts out only that link's holders from their next
- visit, and New address gives one link a new address without touching the
- others. An ended link lets nobody in, and the list says Ended. Your existing
- link is the first row, Preview link, with no end and the same address, so
- links already sent keep working. Exported settings files leave the links
- out, and importing one keeps the site's own.
- On a network, wp-activate.php made the account in an activation link and
- only then showed your page. While your page covers the whole site and new
- accounts are refused, it now shows your page before anything is made, and
- the link works once your page comes down. WordPress runs only
- network-activated plugins on that page, so the plugin needs to be
- network-activated for it.
Fixed
- An activation link opened while new accounts wait makes no account.
October 3, 2026481.4 KBScanned
Added
- A Sign in link for the people you let in by role. Access → User Roles
- Says when your sign-in page has been moved. If a plugin such as Login
Other
- has a new switch, Show a Sign in link on the page, off until you turn it on.
- It adds a Sign in link beside the password link that goes to your sign-in
- page and back to the page the visitor asked for, and somebody signed in
- whose role is not ticked is told so by name, with a Sign out link.
- Security or WPS Hide Login has moved your sign-in page, the Access screen
- names the address under the new switch, because the link shows it to
- everyone who sees your page.
- nothing else, however the address asks. While your site was closed,
- ?pagename=&s= on a page you left open, in its address or in a form sent to
- it, listed every post, page and product, because WordPress reads a word with
- nothing after the = as a search for everything. With your front page left
- open and a page chosen as your front page, adding ?order=asc or ?year= to
- its address showed your latest posts. Those now get your closed page; your
- front page, a campaign tag and a page number show as before.
- Cache, a change to what visitors get, such as switching the page on or off,
- pressed its Purge All, which also deletes its combined CSS and JS files,
- empties the object cache and PHP's code cache, clears Cloudflare where
- LiteSpeed is set to, and leaves "Purged all caches successfully." on your
- next screen. It now empties LiteSpeed's cached pages only. On a network, WP
- Super Cache is emptied for this site alone, where it emptied every site's.
Fixed
- A page left open under Excluded addresses shows that page, and
- Page caches are emptied only as far as a change needs. With LiteSpeed
Why archive
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