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4 versions

MainWP – Advanced Uptime Monitor history.

Every release of MainWP – Advanced Uptime Monitor 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.

4 of 4 releases scanned clean
v5.3.5Latest
April 24, 2026274.8 KBScanned
Improved
  • Optimized plugin initialization timing to improve compatibility and reliability within the WordPress environment.
  • Improved site-based access control for monitors so users can only view monitoring data for sites they are permitted to access.
  • Refined UI elements for better consistency with the rest of the system.
March 20, 2026273.9 KBScanned
Fixed
  • PHP Notice about `mysqli_ping()` function deprecation in PHP 8.4
  • Enhanced notification configuration handling for NodePing monitors to support flexible notification entry formats.
Improved
  • Refined UI elements for better consistency with the rest of the system.
v5.3.3Unavailable
December 24, 2025273.5 KBScanned
Fixed
  • Resolved an issue with fetching monitor status from Site24x7 API by consolidating retrieval to a single endpoint for more consistent results.
  • Prevented errors when an API key is missing by validating configuration before making requests.
  • Improved error handling to prevent issues when monitor type information is missing.
Added
  • API requests and responses logging to Custom Event Monitor for better debugging and troubleshooting capabilities.
v5.3.2Unavailable
December 24, 2025273.5 KBScanned
Fixed
  • Resolved an issue where only one contact email was available when creating a NodePing monitor. [(#772)](https://github.com/mainwp/mainwp/issues/772)
  • Addressed a problem that was breaking Reports when no API services were connected.
  • Corrected incorrect language domains in several locations.
  • Updated incorrect Knowledgebase URL.
  • Properly escaped ` ` tag in error notice to prevent potential display issues.

Why archive

Sometimes the latest release isn't the one you need. The archive lets you pin MainWP – Advanced Uptime Monitor to a known-good version, or roll back while a bug is investigated. Every release stays scanned and reachable.