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Jetpack 3.6 – Updated Social Widgets, Jetpack CLI, and More!
Jetpack 3.6 has some great updates to the Extra Sidebar Widgets, improvements to Jetpack CLI, introducing a new Jetpack connection interface, and much more! Here’s a little taste of the great things we’ve added in Jetpack 3.6: Extra Sidebar Widgets Updates We’ve made some great improvements to a few existing widgets and added a new…
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Evolution of the Jetpack Logo: Behind the Scenes with Dave Whitley
Early in 2014, we felt that Jetpack needed a new identity. The Jetpack team is continuously developing new features and it’s one of our top priorities for the future of WordPress. We knew that a strong brand would help evolve Jetpack into a better product. The original logo was conceived in 2011, right before Jetpack’s…
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Jetpack 3.5: Menu Management
Today we released Jetpack 3.5 which includes the ability to manage your site’s menus directly from WordPress.com as well as several bug fixes and enhancements. Menu Management With this version of Jetpack connected, you can manage your site’s menus directly from wordpress.com/sites. This adds to our growing list of centralized site management features such as…
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Jetpack 3.4.3: Coordinated Security Release
Jetpack 3.4.3 contains a critical security update and you should update your sites and any you help manage as soon as possible. Background Sucuri notified us of an issue where improperly escaped URLs were being generated by a number of high-profile WordPress plugins, including Jetpack and Yoast. We’ve worked with the WordPress Security Team to…
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Jetpack 3.4.2: Bug Fixes
Jetpack 3.4.2 includes a small number of bug fixes that previously required users to manually patch items in the plugin. Three of the issues were causing fatal errors in very specific circumstances (affecting less than 1% of our users). The fourth issue we addressed was related to JavaScript running unnecessarily on all admin pages, causing conflicts…
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Jetpack 3.4: Protect, Secure, and Simplify
With Jetpack 3.4, we’ve added new security features to protect your Jetpack-connected WordPress sites from bot net attacks. We’ve also taken some first steps to create a simplified interface for how you interact with Jetpack. Your WordPress, Secured. Brute force attacks are a growing concern for many website administrators. By integrating features from the WordPress plugin…
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Does Jetpack Slow Down WordPress? Is Jetpack Bloated?
Don’t believe rumors. Jetpack is designed to speed up your site – not cause bloat that bogs it down. Find out what happened when someone tested the plugin’s impact.
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Jetpack 3.3: A Single Home for all your WordPress Sites
With the release of Jetpack 3.3 this week, we bring you a new centralized dashboard from which you can manage all your WordPress sites — both your WordPress.com and your Jetpack-connected sites, regardless of where they’re hosted. All Your Sites. One Dashboard. From day one, Jetpack’s mission has been to bring feature parity between WordPress…
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Jetpack 3.2: Speed Improvements and a Centralized Posting Experience
Last week we released Jetpack 3.2, bringing you speed improvements and a centralized posting experience. Speed Improvements We’ve improved the caching mechanism for Related Posts. Previously, you’d have to wait up to 12 hours for the cache to flush and related posts to appear on newly-published posts. Now, it happens in just a few minutes! We’ve also worked on…
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Automattic Acquires BruteProtect
I’m excited to announce that Automattic has acquired BruteProtect, a plugin and service that protects your sites from malicious logins, saves server resources so your site runs faster, and keeps all your sites on the latest and greatest versions of WordPress core, plugins, and themes. The plugin and service are currently available, but over the coming months…
