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Changelog

1.8.7

Summary

Fixes for the WordPress users list in Contacts, AI Tools and a console error. Pro: people who unsubscribed stay unsubscribed when the list is replaced, and a site that runs only PressedMail AI no longer has to look at provider setup. Both editions stop throwing an error when your browser fills in a field.

Added

  • Nothing new in this release.

Changed

  • Pro: the WordPress users in Contacts setting now loads with the rest of WordPress’s settings, so an ordinary page view no longer spends a database query on it.

Fixed

  • Pro: WordPress users in Contacts keeps every opt-out when the list is replaced. Turn it off and back on for a different administrator, or delete the list while it’s off and turn it on again, and anyone who had unsubscribed joins the new list unsubscribed, even if their email changed in between. Before, they joined it subscribed. If the opt-outs can’t be read, the list isn’t deleted and a new one isn’t made.
  • Pro: a bulk import or role change of many users while the list was in the middle of a sync now gets a fresh sync as soon as that one ends. Before, the users it had already passed waited for the next daily run.
  • Pro: turning WordPress users in Contacts off gives Editor shares back. Turning it on makes every share of the list view-only; turning it off now sets the ones it changed back to Editor, unless the owner changed them since.
  • Pro: the “Proton Bridge missing” setup screen links to Extras on pressedmail.com, where the download now lives.
  • Pro: a site that uses only PressedMail AI no longer sees an endpoint and key it does not need. The AI provider card keeps the master switch and a Use your own provider button, and the fields come back the moment the Assistant, the Composer or any tool on your own provider is switched on.
  • Pro: when the WordPress AI plugin’s Connector Approvals blocks a provider request, because the same key is saved in WordPress Connectors, PressedMail now says where to approve it (Tools > Connector Approvals) instead of showing the other plugin’s message.
  • Both editions: filling a field with your browser’s autofill or a saved key no longer throws an error in the console.

Upgrade Notes

  • Nothing to do. Opt-outs from a list replaced before this update can’t be recovered by it; a list replaced from now on keeps them.
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