When was Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25 released?

Starfish Reviews Premium version 3.1.25 was released on August 28, 2026. You can download it from GPLCoffee along with its full changelog and compatibility details.

What is the download size of Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25?

The Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25 package is 5.9 MB.

What WordPress version does Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25 require?

Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25 requires WordPress 6.0 or higher, tested up to WordPress 7.0.4.

What PHP version does Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25 need?

Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25 requires PHP 7.4 or higher.

Is Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25 safe to download?

Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25 has been scanned with VirusTotal and came back clean. The full scan report is linked from the version page.

Release v3.1.25

Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25

Name: Starfish Reviews Premium
Brand: Starfish Reviews
Availability: InStock
Author: Starfish Reviews

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What's new in v3.1.25

Starfish Reviews Premium v3.1.25 was released on August 28, 2026. The ultimate WordPress plugin to generate more business for YOUR businesses! See the full changelog below and compare with the complete version history.

Release details

Released August 28, 2026

5.9 MB

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Changelog

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Security:
Feedback records are no longer published to the REST API, and reviewer contact fields now require administrator access.
Feedback CSV exports are written to a protected location with an unguessable filename instead of the plugin folder.
Review avatars fetched from third-party platforms are now validated and downloaded through WordPress' safe HTTP API.
Adding a review profile now requires administrator rights rather than trusting the browser's Referer header.
Testimonial submissions can no longer create new categories on the site.
Corrected three admin menu registrations that used a role name where a capability was required.
Fixes:
Deactivating the plugin no longer removes funnels, feedback, collections or database tables. Data removal now happens only on uninstall, and only when enabled in settings.
Scheduled jobs are now cleared on deactivation regardless of licence state.
Compatibility:
jQuery UI is now loaded from WordPress core rather than a bundled copy, for WordPress 7.1 compatibility.
Tested against WordPress 7.0.4.
Performance:
Rewrite rules are no longer regenerated on every admin request.
Shortcode detection no longer re-renders page content multiple times per request.
Template rendering now uses a compiled cache instead of recompiling on every view.
Dashboard counts no longer load every matching post to count them.

Fixed

unauthenticated exposure of reviewer names, email addresses and phone numbers through the WordPress REST API.
shortcode detection missing the element id when a page contained other markup first.