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4 versions

MainWP - Cache Control Extension history.

Every release of MainWP - Cache Control Extension 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
v5.1.1Latest
June 2, 202652.6 KBScanned
Fixed
  • PHP 7 compatibility problem.
May 28, 202651.2 KBScanned
Fixed
  • Improved detection and handling of cache purge responses to more accurately show per-site support and purge results.
Added
  • Warning message during bulk site operations when no supported cache-purge target is detected.
  • Credential mode toggle for switching between Cloudflare email/API key authentication and bearer token authentication.
  • Per-site Cloudflare override mode to use site-specific credentials instead of global settings.
  • Cloudflare authentication method selection for choosing between email/API key and API token authentication.
  • Cloudflare credential validation with clear error messaging.
Improved
  • Improved cache control log display with clearer status rendering and formatting.
  • Refactored internal API credential handling for improved flexibility.
  • Optimized plugin initialization timing to improve compatibility and reliability within the WordPress environment.
September 11, 202547.5 KBScanned
Fixed
  • Resolved issue that was requiring users to reload the "Manage Sites" page in order to trigger cache clear bulk action again.
v5.0.3Unavailable
May 1, 202548.8 KBScanned
Fixed
  • Issue with triggering the Purge Cache action from Manage Sites bulk actions.
  • Corrected problem with escaped HTML ( tag) in error messages to ensure proper display of error information.
Improved
  • Styled the Domain Monitors table to align with the latest MainWP Dashboard design standards.
  • Updated knowledgebase URLs to point to the new documentation.
  • The Last Purged column to show time in the time elapsed format.

Why archive

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