When was EaseAccess v2.2.0 released?

EaseAccess version 2.2.0 was released on September 10, 2026. You can download it from GPLCoffee along with its full changelog and compatibility details.

What is the download size of EaseAccess v2.2.0?

The EaseAccess v2.2.0 package is 1.6 MB.

What WordPress version does EaseAccess v2.2.0 require?

EaseAccess v2.2.0 requires WordPress 5.0 or higher, tested up to WordPress 7.0.

What PHP version does EaseAccess v2.2.0 need?

EaseAccess v2.2.0 requires PHP 7.4 or higher.

Is EaseAccess v2.2.0 safe to download?

EaseAccess v2.2.0 has been scanned with VirusTotal and came back clean. The full scan report is linked from the version page.

Release v2.2.0

EaseAccess v2.2.0

Latest version

What's new in v2.2.0

EaseAccess v2.2.0 was released on September 10, 2026. EaseAccess The Complete Accessibility Plugin for Divi AI-powered accessibility for instant WCAG & ADA compliance - make every visit inclusive. See the full changelog below and compare with the complete version history.

Release details

Released September 10, 2026

1.6 MB

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Changelog

Added

**Automatic plugin updates.** EaseAccess now ships with a built-in updater — customers see "Update available" in the Plugins list and can update in one click, no more manual downloads.
**Deactivation feedback modal.** If you deactivate EaseAccess we ask a quick question about why. Optional — you can always skip.
**Dictionary fallback.** When the primary dictionary provider (api.dictionaryapi.dev) returns 5xx or times out, the widget silently falls back to Wiktionary — end users no longer see "service unavailable" when the free API is down.
**Translate fallback.** When Google's unofficial translate endpoint blocks the request (429 / 403 / HTML challenge page), the widget silently falls back to MyMemory — pages continue to translate on shared-IP hosts.
underlines links inside paragraphs and lists so they're distinguishable without colour (WCAG 1.4.1). Buttons, menus and image links are left alone.
server-side structural fixes. The plugin now repairs the delivered HTML on the server — removing zoom-blocking viewport settings, de-duplicating banner/footer landmarks, and giving repeated navigation/sidebar regions unique labels — so third-party audits (Lighthouse, WAVE, axe) see the fixes, not just the live browser.
the accessibility scan now reports a real audit score. It counts passing rules and issues (like a professional audit) instead of a setup-only estimate, so the compliance score actually moves as you fix issues.
scan results now show issue severity (critical / serious / moderate / minor), how many elements each issue affects, and how many checks passed.
a "Needs review" section surfaces checks the scanner can't decide automatically (e.g. contrast over a background image) so nothing is silently hidden.
added WCAG 2.2 minimum target-size (2.5.8) detection and a check for multiple ` ` headings on a page.
**Unique Landmark Labels** — when a page has more than o

Fixed

(Accessibility): the widget launcher, feature toggles, panel controls (Reset / Close / Language), Accessibility Profiles, Big Cursor variants and Pointer Trail colors are now native ` ` elements (or ` ` where a native button would fight the swatch styling) with proper `aria-pressed` / `aria-expanded` / `aria-modal` semantics, keyboard handlers and visible focus rings.
(Accessibility): the Page Structure navigator now uses a real tablist and each heading / landmark is a keyboard-operable button.
(Accessibility): **Reset** now guarantees cleanup of every feature style tag and CSS filter — no more stale Big Cursor or greyscale surviving a reset if state was out of sync.
**Color Saturation** now writes its inline `filter` with `!important`, so themes and page-builder hover effects (Divi module animations, Elementor overlays) can no longer override it.
**Icon-font glyphs no longer render as literal `` text** on Divi / Elementor pages when server-side auto-fix is active. `ServerFix::serialise()` now decodes DOMDocument's numeric-entity output back to raw UTF-8, so `content: attr(data-icon)` in CSS renders the original glyph instead of the escaped source.
widget compatibility with **SiteGround Speed Optimizer**, **WP Rocket**, **LiteSpeed Cache** and **Autoptimize**. When those plugins relocate the main bundle to their own asset cache, webpack now still fetches the widget's lazy chunks from the correct plugin URL — fixes the "widget button does nothing" 404 on optimized sites.
**AI settings admin page** — Save / Validate / Reset / Set-active API-key requests now go through `wp.apiFetch`, so cached admin pages and hosts that strip cookies from `/wp-json/*` no longer produce "Cookie check failed" on live sites.
**ServerFix.php** — `$_SERVER['HTTP_X_WP_NONCE']` unslashed + sanitised (Plugin Check compliance).
the Divi Marketplace build shipped without the Auto-Fix engine file, so enabling or toggling auto-fixes from the One-Click Setup page failed with a "Could not toggle engine" error. The Auto-Fix engine now ships with the Divi build and works as expected.
Smart Color Contrast no longer changes text over a background-image or gradient. Previously it couldn't read those backgrounds, assumed white, and could turn light text dark (invisible on dark sections). It now leaves elements it can't measure untouched.

Improved

the compliance score now reflects the real audit ratio (passing checks vs issues), the same way professional scanners (Lighthouse, WAVE, axe) score — no more inflated "setup bonus", so the number you see matches third-party audits.
heading-order fix now also repairs skipped levels (e.g. an H2 followed by an H4) via aria-level, not just a missing H1.
**Smart Color Contrast** is now OFF by default. Because it recolours text inline, it could override intentional designs (e.g. white text on a dark section). Existing sites that had it on are switched off once automatically; you can re-enable it any time from One-Click Setup.