Resolved CSRF vulnerability

We have identified and resolved a Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerability on the settings page. This fix enhances the security of our application by ensuring that unauthorized requests cannot be made on behalf of a user.

Fixed:

• Resolved a Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerability on the settings page.
• Fixed behaviour when uploading and downloading current images to and from Uploadcare storage.
• Autotests support.

Added:

• Bulk download files from the server.

Compatibility:

• Tested in WordPress up to version 6.5.4.

Maintenance release

Fixed:

• Corrected the URL to the "upload with Uploadcare" button icon.

Compatibility:

• Tested in WordPress up to version 6.4.

Fixed PHP 7.4 support

Some users encountered composer error while updating to v3.0.9. This should fix it.

PHP 8 support

• Added PHP 8+ support.
• Bumped minimal PHP version to 7.4.
• Masked secret key in plugin settings for additional security.
• Updated Uploadcare widget.

Removed types from method

Bug fix for https://wordpress.org/support/topic/fatal-error-3-0-7/

Changed responsive images behavior, updated upload and transfer mechanisms

• Changed plugin responsive images default mechanism to leverage default WordPress srcset behavior improved with our smart image quality and auto format features.
• Returned Uploadcare upload button to a default upload option.
• Added an option to transfer files to Uploadcare storage post by post.
• Created console utility to transfer all files at once (https://github.com/uploadcare/uploadcare-wordpress-transfer/).
• Minor bug fixes and improvements.

Fixed an issue with missing UUIDs for previously uploaded images

• Fixed an issue with missing UUIDs for previously uploaded images, which led to an error while rendering images.
• Various fixes and improvements.

Copy your WordPress Media Library to Uploadcare cloud storage

• Now you can copy your WordPress Media Library to Uploadcare cloud storage. Files in Media Library don’t get removed.
• Image source URLs in posts don’t change. However, when a post is rendered, images get delivered with Uploadcare CDN powered by Adaptive Delivery technology.

Fixed update process from 2.7.x to 3.x.x

• Added placeholder for Uploadcare Image caption.
• Fixed update process from 2.7.x to 3.x.x.
• Various other fixes.

Image Editor for Uploadcare files

• Fixed upload button position on "Add media" page.
• Refactored code for better performance and control.
• Now you can use Uploadcare Image Editor to modify images from Media Library.