11 versions
Super Speedy Search history.
Every release of Super Speedy Search 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.
9 of 11 releases scanned clean
v5.63.0Latest
September 4, 20262.0 MBScanned
Other
- Kept the configured full-search result count when themes such as Astra change pagination later in the query lifecycle
- Showing all matching variations now omits variable parents while retaining simple and external products
- The `Clear All Search Caches` button now invalidates Search result and top-term caches in Redis, Memcached and database-backed transient stores without flushing unrelated site caches
- Disabling Search Tracking now disables its frequency, top-search and slow-search cache rules, and each cached Ajax search is counted once
- Result-affecting settings and user visibility scope are now included in cache identity, while equivalent Ajax term spellings share the same cache entry
Fixed
- cached search pages causing HTTP 403 `rest_cookie_invalid_nonce` responses by removing per-user REST nonces from public read-only Ajax requests, with authenticated elevated visibility now restored from the signed login cookie
- cached product searches returning no results under Ultra Ajax and cached variation searches dropping matching variations, with cold and cached searches now retaining the same IDs, types, order and total
Added
- variation result choices for the first matching variation, the parent product or every matching variation
July 24, 20262.0 MBScanned
Fixed
- a complete rebuild not recording the schema version on the common path where the suggestions table already exists and a forced suggestions rebuild is off. That path returned early, before the finalising step that writes the recorded version and flushes the object cache, so a rebuild could report success yet leave the version stale — and the query layer, which trusts that version, kept assuming an older schema. An `all` rebuild now always finalises, whichever path it takes.
v5.56.0Unavailable
July 13, 20262.0 MBScanned
Fixed
- MySQL fulltext syntax errors when a suggestions search contains special characters. Terms like `(N54)` or `blue|black` built an invalid BOOLEAN MODE expression (`+(N54)*`) which strict MySQL servers rejected and logged. Operator characters are now stripped from suggestion searches before the expression is built, so `(N54)` searches as `N54`. Hyphenated terms like `ABC-123` keep their exact-phrase matching.
- a PageSpeed Insights render-delay warning caused by the icon font. The `wpi-sss-icons.woff2` file is under 1KB but was a third chained request (page, then CSS, then font), so PSI flagged the discovery delay. The font is now inlined as a base64 data URI inside `super-speedy-search.css` so it arrives with the stylesheet - no extra request, no delay, and no need for manual preload workarounds in your theme.
v5.54Unavailable
June 11, 20261.9 MBScanned
Fixed
- error with mysqli error (`mysqli_get_server_info(): Argument #1 ($mysql) must be of type mysqli, null given`) that could appear in the PHP error log during the WordPress `shutdown` hook, typically attributed to WooCommerce Action Scheduler. The suggestions/autocomplete handler `sss_get_json_Suggestions()` was calling `$wpdb->close()`, which closed the shared global database connection mid-request. WordPress does not reconnect within the same request, so the next code to use the database on shutdown — usually WooCommerce's BatchProcessingController calling Action Scheduler — crashed on the now-null connection handle. The redundant `$wpdb->close()` call has been removed; PHP closes the connection automatically at the end of the request anyway.
v5.53.10Unavailable
June 7, 20261.9 MBScanned
v5.52.32Unavailable
May 12, 20262.0 MBScanned
v5.51.5Unavailable
May 6, 20261.9 MBScanned
v5.46Unavailable
March 1, 20261.9 MBScanned
Added
- filter removal for Anasta filters when SSS is active on front end to speed up and improve search on those sites
v5.45Unavailable
January 21, 20261.9 MBUnknown
Added
- fix for media search where some images were marked as hidden but should have been showing up anyway
Why archive
Sometimes the latest release isn't the one you need. The archive lets you pin Super Speedy Search to a known-good version, or roll back while a bug is investigated. Every release stays scanned and reachable.