Jetpack 7.4 is now available for download. This is a general maintenance release that aims to fix several bugs and improve the flows around installing and configuring Jetpack on your site.

Here’s what’s new this month.

Jetpack 7.1.1 is now available for download. Following yesterday’s release, we discovered a few issues that impacted all sites using the latest version of Jetpack.

• The Mailchimp, Tiled Gallery, and Slideshow blocks are now fully compatible with Internet Explorer 11; you should not see any errors when using those blocks and visiting your site using IE11.
• We fixed notices that would appear on sites that did not use the Publicize feature.
• We solved some conflicts between the feature suggestions appearing on the Plugins screen and other plugins displayed there.
• We’ve made some changes to improve performance of the Top Posts and the Blog Stats widgets on high-traffic sites.
• We fixed an issue that prevented displaying subscribers count in the subscription forms.

The full changelog has more details on this update, and we’re able to answer all your questions via our support channels.

Thanks for your support!

We’ve been working hard to bring you more tools to build an attractive and engaging site. This time around, we’re focusing on a series of blocks that will be useful for all sites and businesses in particular.

This release introduces two new features to add some zip to your posts and help you create those posts faster. (Spoiler alert: GIFs!)

Another wave of blocks built for the new WordPress editor is here! Along with a streamlined admin page, Jetpack 6.9 is a serious upgrade to your website building and management tools.

Jetpack 6.8.1 is now available for download. This is a general maintenance release that also addresses a security issue we found during an internal audit of the Contact Form block we introduced in the last release.

Today, we’re introducing the first wave of Jetpack blocks built specifically for the new WordPress editor, Gutenberg. The features you’ve come to rely on have been adapted for this new experience: payment buttons, forms, maps, and markdown.