1.0.14

Summary

PressedMail Free now contains only its complete, working feature set and links reviewers to the exact public source used for the compiled interface.

Added

  • Direct links to the public 1.0.14 source tag and its build instructions.

Changed

  • Remote images load directly from their host after the user chooses to display them.
  • Free mailbox, signature, system-email server, provider, and keyboard-shortcut behavior use dedicated implementations without license checks, upgrade gates, or usage quotas.
  • Internal transients use the full pressedmail_ prefix.

Fixed

  • Removed the image proxy implementation that was present but disabled only in the WordPress.org build.
  • Removed paid feature implementations and no-op paid service replacements from the Free package.

Upgrade Notes

  • No action is required. Existing mailbox, signature, and system-email server settings remain in place.

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