Easy Updates Manager Premium v9.0.21 - WordPress Plugin
What does Easy Updates Manager Premium do?
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What does Easy Updates Manager Premium do?
- No need to login and check for updates. Auto Updates saves tons of time.
- Choose and turn on/off individual core, plugins, and theme updates.
- View logs of updates that have occurred. Useful for debugging and rolling back your site to an older working version.
What are the additional benefits of Premium?
Safer and more flexible: Take full control of your plugins and updates
Safe Updates
Updates only if a plugin is compatible with your current version of WordPress and server’s PHP
Schedule Updates
Customize your update schedule to minimize any downtime
Anonymize Update Request
With anonymous update requests, your data is kept safe and prevents nonessential data being sent to the WordPress API
Delayed Updates
If you want to gain confidence in a new plugin release bug fix following a major update, you can delay your automatic updates for a specified number of days
Auto Backup
Creates an automatic backup using the UpdraftPlus plugin before performing any auto updates
Import Export Settings
Export and import your settings so you can transfer your settings to another install
Webhook
Create a webhook that can integrate with third-party services
Auto-update Protection
If something goes wrong during an auto-update, we will alert you via email and then try to fix it automatically
White Label
White-label Easy Updates Manager. Especially useful if you’re on a client site
Recent releases
Release history
- SECURITY: Fix a non-persistent reflected XSS vulnerability due to a missing validation and output escaping on the "paged" URL argument. This could allow an attacker, who persuaded you to click a personally-crafted link to your site's dashboard whilst you were logged in, to once run harmful JavaScript code. Thanks to Dmitrii Ignatyev for finding and responsibly disclosing this issue.
- Improved the delay updates feature to record the timestamp of the first occurrence of available plugin, theme, or core updates early, when their associated transient option is updated.
- Corrected improper usage of esc_html_e() when preceded by echo
- Added missing direct file access protection check for 'ABSPATH' to prevent unauthorized access.
- Get rid of the "implicitly marking parameter $logger as nullable is deprecated" deprecation warning
- Suppress false positive WordPress.WP.I18n.TextDomainMismatch warning due to different plugin slugs in free and premium versions.
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- Safeguard the calls to PHP's unserialize() function by specifying the "allow_classes" parameter to false to prevent code from being loaded and executed due to object instantiation and autoloading
- Early processing of external update logs is necessary to resolve the issue of the shutdown function being left out when a severe error happens during an auto/manual update through WP-CLI
- Enhance the notifications to signify the introduction of other plugins that belong to the same plugin family and to align with the new branding/links
- Ensure all translation functions are called during the WordPress "init" action or later. Invoking translation functions before the "init" action would have led to no translations being loaded, resulting in the original text being returned.
- Sanitize the list of days setting that is used for scheduling auto-update cron event
- Remove seasonal (new year, summer, spring and plugin collection) sale notices
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- Misreporting of plugin's update statuses in notification emails, which were labeled "success" instead of the appropriate designation of "failed"
- Improve the strategy for using an associative array to filter option default values, aiming to safeguard existing defaults from removal and to prevent the introduction of non-relevant options
- The notification email should omit any "failed" update status for plugins, themes and translations if they lack the corresponding name and/or version number
- Improve updates-check anonymisation and randomisation, stripping out further unnecessary data
- Replace unnecessary calls to maybe_unserialize()
Frequently asked questions
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Auto-updates included
Install it once, update automatically.
The GPLC Connector installs this plugin from your wp-admin and rolls out new versions to your connected sites - up to 25. Included with 12-month and Geek Lifetime plans (plus legacy 6-month).