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Automatically check all comments and filter out junk comments. -
Each comment has a status record, so you can easily view which comments Akismet finds or clears and which comments are judged by the moderator to be garbage comments. -
In the comment body, show URL and show hidden or misleading links. -
The moderator can see the number of approved comments per user. -
The discard function completely stops the worst garbage comments, saves your disk space and speeds up your site.
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Update log
5.3.2
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Improve the empty state shown to new users when no spam has been caught yet. -
Update the message shown to users without a current subscription. -
Add foundations for future webhook support.
5.3.1
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Make the plugin more resilient when asset files are missing (as seen in WordPress Playground). -
Add a link to the ‘Account overview’ page on akismet.com. -
Fix a minor error that occurs when another plugin removes all comment actions from the dashboard. -
Add the akismet_request_args filter to allow request args in Akismet API requests to be filtered. -
Fix a bug that causes some contact forms to include unnecessary data in the comment_content parameter.
five point three
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Improve the display of user notifications. -
Add style sheets for RTL language. -
Delete the initial disabled state of the Save Changes button. -
Improve the accessibility of the API key input table. -
Add a new filter hook for the Fluent form. -
Fix PHP 8.1 compatibility issues.
five point two
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Visual refresh of Akismet statistics. -
Improved PHP 8.1 compatibility. -
Improve the appearance of the plug-in to match the updated statistics. -
Change the minimum supported version of PHP to 5.6 to match WordPress. -
Cancel support for IE11, and upgrade the minimum version of WordPress to 5.8 (WP Core has canceled support for IE11).
five point one
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Deleted unnecessary restriction notifications on the management page. -
The spam detection function is improved by adding the post classification standard in the review check call. -
The API key in the statistical iframe is deleted to avoid accidental exposure.
5.0.2
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Improved compatibility with themes that hide or show UI elements based on mouse movements. -
Increased security of API keys by sending them in request bodies instead of subdomains.
5.0.1
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Added an empty state for the Statistics section on the admin page. -
Fixed a bug that broke some admin page links when Jetpack plugins are active. -
Marked some event listeners as passive to improve performance in newer browsers. -
Disabled interaction observation on forms that post to other domains.
five
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Added a new feature to catch spammers by observing how they interact with the page.
4.2.5
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Fixed a bug that added unnecessary comment history entries after comment rechecks. -
Added a notice that displays when WP-Cron is disabled and might be affecting comment rechecks.
4.2.4
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Improved translator instructions for comment history. -
Bumped the “Tested up to” tag to WP 6.0.
4.2.3
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Improved compatibility with Fluent Forms -
Fixed missing translation domains -
Updated stats URL. -
Improved accessibility of elements on the config page.
4.2.2
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Improved compatibility with Formidable Forms -
Fixed a bug that could cause issues when multiple contact forms appear on one page. -
Updated delete_comment and deleted_comment actions to pass two arguments to match WordPress core since 4.9.0. -
Added a filter that allows comment types to be excluded when counting users’ approved comments.
4.2.1
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Fixed a bug causing AMP validation to fail on certain pages with forms.
four point two
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Added links to additional information on API usage notifications. -
Reduced the number of network requests required for a comment page when running Akismet. -
Improved compatibility with the most popular contact form plugins. -
Improved API usage buttons for clarity on what upgrade is needed.