According to Wordfence security researchers, it seems that almost every plugin tested to Elementor had some kind of vulnerabilities. A number of plugin publishers, once contacted about these weaknesses, updated their respective plugins. Even the Elementor page builder plugin was even patched in February 2021 for a comparative vulnerability, which affected add-on plugins for Elementor […]

Over at Microsoft Bing, The Principal Program Manager, Fabrice Canel, put in a feature request to WordPress that allow the CMS to push new and updated URLs directly to search engines. According to Canel’s proposal, ““Today, we propose integrating in WordPress Core the ability to notify not only Bing, but also all participating Search Engines, […]

WordPress has always kept up on updating their platform in the background, but sometimes, problems occur. In this case, version 10.2 of WordPress Gutenberg, has been found to cause \”fatal errors\” because of an incompatibility issue of WordPress. It seems that this because Gutenberg isn\’t finished, so this kind of problem really isn\’t a surprise […]

In an announcement, WordPress is thinking about if it should drop Internet Explorer 11 support, but not without seeking feedback from users. There would be both positive and negative consequences for doing this though. By dropping support for IE 11, it would free up development time, as well as free up company funds for use […]