Thank you for using W3 Total Cache!
Thank you for using W3 Total Cache, the only web host agnostic Web Performance Optimization (WPO) framework for WordPress trusted by millions of publishers, web developers, and web hosts worldwide for more than a decade.
In this release, we’ve fixed the issues reported by the wp.org community and the users active in our GitHub repository and also improved the UI:
- Feature: Added filter “w3tc_config_item_objectcache.enabled” to allow for disabling W3TC object cache
- Fix: Auto-apply W3TC Pro license after purchase via in-plugin purchase/upgrade buttons
- Fix: PHP 8 warnings for Page and Fragment caches
- Fix: Replaced delete_blog deprecated hook with wp_uninitialize_site and wp_update_site
- Fix: Database Cluster configuration file save issue
- Fix: Fragment cache will now be disabled for non-pro users instead of being only disabled on the front-end
- Fix: Premium services widget list is now synced with the support page
- Update: User interface updated for cleaner appearance and easier navigation and control
- Update: Added support for get/set/add/delete wp_xxx_multiple methods to Object cache
In our public repository on GitHub, you can review our source code, post issues, and even submit Pull requests. You are welcome to join us there, and we really appreciate all users that have contributed, both past and present.
We are always looking for ways to improve W3 Total Cache with new features, UI improvements, and of course, improvements to the user experience. If you like what we have done, please be sure to take some time and rate our plugin on the WordPress Plugin Repository.
Once again, we are sending a big thanks to all of our supporters, including those who are active in the forums helping end-users.