8 versions
Woocommerce Amazon S3 Storage history.
Every release of Woocommerce Amazon S3 Storage 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.
8 of 8 releases scanned clean
v3.5.3Latest
July 22, 20263.0 MBScanned
Fixed
- Address PHP warnings that could occur when generating fresh download URLs
Other
- Localization - Make sure download behavior labels are translatable and add more translations
v3.5.1Unavailable
April 17, 20262.6 MBScanned
Improved
- Improve handling of S3 shortcode attributes with spaces and special characters in object keys
Other
- Dev - Add a filter to remove the `X-Amz-User-Agent` header from requests when using R2 or other S3-compatible services that trigger signature issues when the header is present
v3.5.0Unavailable
April 10, 20262.6 MBScanned
Improved
- Migrate file offloading from WP Background Process to Action Scheduler for improved reliability on sites behind HTTP Basic Auth, staging environments, and restrictive hosting
- Use the file's stored region when checking if a remote file exists in S3, preventing false "Not found" status when the default region setting differs from the bucket's actual region
Other
- Dev - Remove direct WP Background Process dependency (still included in the embedded Fenix framework components)
March 25, 20262.6 MBScanned
Improved
- Improve support of S3 content disposition in pre signed URLs
- Add a setting to control the default behavior of the plugin concerning the content disposition for S3 downloads
Other
- Dev - Add a filter hook to allow customizing the content disposition of the pre-signed URLs generated by the plugin
v3.4.0Unavailable
January 29, 20262.5 MBScanned
Improved
- Cache pre-signed URLs to database for improved performance
- Make the S3 shortcode processing more efficient and reduce the number of queries to S3 in some admin and REST contexts
Why archive
Sometimes the latest release isn't the one you need. The archive lets you pin Woocommerce Amazon S3 Storage to a known-good version, or roll back while a bug is investigated. Every release stays scanned and reachable.