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Automatic Translator with Google Translate · Version history

Automatic Translator with Google Translate changelog and version history

Latest version
2.3.0
Oct 7, 2026 (1 month ago)
Releases
41
since 2019
In the last year
13
about one every 14 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 7.4 or later

Releases each year

  • 20193 releases
  • 20215 releases
  • 202219 releases
  • 20231 release
  • 202613 releases

202613 releases

  1. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 2.3.0Latest

    • Added a unified cross-tab settings draft with Save, Preview site, Publish/Unpublish, and Discard changes controls.
    • Added a private full-site preview and a pre-publish readiness checklist for languages, placement, and styling.
    • Added no-reload settings tabs with browser history, accessible loading and error states, and no-JavaScript fallbacks.
    • Added a guided selector style studio with Compact, Minimal, and Native starting styles, deterministic presets, and live light/dark previews.
    • Added a native HTML language selector, Emoji flags, and transparent Minimal selector colour controls.
    • Improved the live preview so staged language, ordering, style, floating position, offset, and menu-placement changes appear before saving.
    • Improved the settings experience at narrow and zoomed widths and strengthened keyboard support for the pre-publish reminder.
    • Fixed draft races, expired drafts, immediate discard, and overlapping browser tabs so publishing commits the complete staged configuration.
    • Fixed language selection and ordering after Select all, Clear all, ordinary selection, and explicit drag ordering.
    • Fixed selector preset application and settings-header action visibility, hover, and keyboard-focus states.
    • Replaced the persistent setup checklist with the unified publish workflow and made review and support notices dismissible until the plugin is updated.

  2. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 2.2.1

    • Confirmed compatibility with WordPress 7.1.

  3. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 2.2.0

    • Added a preview-mode dashboard flow so new installs can configure and preview Automatic Translator as admins before making it visible to visitors.
    • Added a setup checklist for the core launch steps: choosing languages, setting placement, adjusting styling, previewing the site, and going live.
    • Added a machine-readable frontend meta tag containing the installed plugin version.
    • Updated Appsero deactivation feedback with clearer Automatic Translator-specific reasons and matching reason icons.

  4. Automatic Translator with Google Translate free-v2.2.0

  5. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 2.1.3

    • Corrected the WordPress.org release package so it contains the 2.1.3 source and build outputs.

  6. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 2.1.2

    • Fixed PHP template calls to do_shortcode( '[auto_translate_button]' ) so they bootstrap the frontend translator runtime when the floating selector is disabled and the shortcode is not present in post content

  7. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 2.1.1

    • Raised the minimum supported WordPress version to 6.5
    • Fixed the isolated minimalist selector so it stays styled when hosts combine plugin CSS into aggregated cache URLs
    • Fixed the minimalist selector so the detached open dropdown matches the visible trigger width instead of showing extra empty space beside the language list
    • Delayed the minimalist selector dropdown slideDown and slideUp animation until the trigger button resize settles so the opening and closing height animation stays aligned with the resized trigger
    • Added a preview-first frontend flow so new installs are admin-only until explicitly set live, while existing installs stay live on upgrade
    • Added local-only lifecycle tracking for preview/live mode transitions, including aggregate snapshot data for onboarding follow-up features
    • Added lifecycle-aware Appsero deactivation reasons so preview/live state can shape the most relevant local feedback choices
    • Added a collapsible first-screen launch checklist that marks languages, selector styling, and placement reviewed after each matching settings tab is saved
    • Changed floating selector placement so it scrolls with the document instead of staying fixed to the viewport
    • Changed the default floating selector position for new installs to bottom left while preserving existing saved placements
    • Changed the minimalist dropdown animation so upward-opening menus slide up from the trigger

  8. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 2.1.0

    • Added bundled plugin translations for French (France), German, Japanese, Spanish (Spain), Portuguese (Brazil), English (UK), and Italian
    • Changed minimum supported WordPress version to 5.0 to match the plugin’s selector block and modern core API usage
    • Changed frontend translator scripts to load with defer
    • Changed base translation language handling so new installs derive it from WordPress Site Language, with an optional source-language override in Advanced settings
    • Moved Language label style to Advanced settings
    • Fixed bundled plugin translations so files in auto-translate/languages are registered by the i18n loader
    • Fixed regional WordPress locales so they fall back to bundled same-language plugin translations when an exact locale file is unavailable, such as es_AR using es_ES
    • Fixed English (US) sites so they keep the plugin’s source English strings instead of falling back to the bundled English (UK) localization
    • Fixed bundled translations to follow official WordPress locale glossary terms for plugin, shortcode, widget, code-like tokens, CSS examples, and related UI copy
    • Fixed bundled translations to preserve the Automatic Translator product name and derived admin labels across locales
    • Improved contextual admin UI wording in bundled translations and fixed the source typo Poupup with search
    • Renamed the language label style copy from English names to Localized names to match the translated language names shown in the current WordPress locale
    • Hardened the custom selector against theme CSS by moving instance state into plugin-owned config and isolating the minimalist selector shell, reducing translated-label overlap with the chevron
    • Moved the open minimalist dropdown into a body-level overlay layer so theme stacking and local layout containers are less likely to make language rows unclickable
    • Improved custom selector keyboard behavior and detached-dropdown coverage so menu and floating placements keep their active option state, escape/tab closing, and portal rendering behavior aligned
    • Fixed Divi Theme Builder header, body, and footer layouts so [auto_translate_button] boots frontend translator assets even when the current page content does not include the shortcode
    • Removed the manual textdomain loader hook so WordPress.org translation loading follows current core behavior while bundled locale fallback handling remains in place

  9. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 2.0.0

    • Changed the default Language label style to Native names for new installs and unsaved settings
    • Rebuilt the frontend translator around a custom selector-first visitor experience
    • Added lazy Google Translate loading, shared selector state, and centralized translation restore behavior
    • Fixed multiple selector instances on the same page so each language switcher renders and works consistently
    • Improved language switching with plugin-owned loading states that keep Google loading UI hidden
    • Improved keyboard navigation, screen-reader semantics, language ordering, and alternate flag selection
    • Removed the legacy classic widget path and migrated old classic installs to the custom selector on upgrade
    • Added a Placement tab with floating position controls, menu insertion order, manual placement instructions, and a dynamic selector block
    • Redesigned the admin settings interface with clearer language, visual, placement, and advanced controls
    • Added advanced translation exclusions by CSS selector so site owners can keep selected content untranslated
    • Added clearer WordPress.org-facing copy, screenshots, FAQ language and free-mode SEO limits
    • Added Appsero SDK initialization with explicit opt-in admin notice flow for telemetry collection
    • Added Appsero privacy-policy disclosure text for WordPress.org compliance

  10. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.7.1

    • Updated WordPress compatibility metadata to 7.0

  11. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.7.0

    • Added a custom CSS textarea in Advanced Options to style the translator widget
    • Added menu selection by WordPress menu or Navigation block in Advanced Options, with compatibility for older saved menu-location settings
    • Fixed menu injection on block themes by supporting the Navigation block render path
    • Fixed auto-detect defaulting to disabled on upgrades from releases older than 1.5.0
    • Fixed frontend asset output so the floating minimalist widget uses the correct CSS selectors
    • Improved Google Translate toolbar suppression for newer injected top-banner iframes
    • Restored the active translation after browser back and forward navigation
    • Prevented minimalist widget language names from being translated by Google
    • Made auto-detect language cache-safe by resolving visitor locale in client-side JavaScript
    • Added resilient minimalist initialization retries so the widget appears without requiring first interaction
    • Improved minimalist mobile dropdown placement to avoid clipping near viewport edges
    • Fixed the minimalist admin preview dropdown so it stays aligned and contained within the preview across major browsers
    • Prevented Google Translate from highlighting translated page text on hover

  12. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.7

  13. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.6.0

    • Security hardening and Plugin Check compliance fixes (escaping, sanitization, direct access checks)
    • WordPress.org metadata/readme compliance updates

20231 release

  1. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.5.4

    • Updated README

202219 releases

  1. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.5.3

    • Fixed undefined array key warning

  2. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.5.2

    • Fixed fallback auto translate option

  3. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.5.1

    • Fixed missing variable in admin area

  4. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.5.0

    • Added option to automatically host language and translates into it
    • Added option to show the dropdown in a menu area

  5. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.4.4

    • Fixed css selector bug

  6. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.4.3

    • Updated plugin’s name and tags

  7. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.4.2

    • Updated WP 6.0 compatibility
    • JS error on activation

  8. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.4.1

    • Fixed Notice on undefined index

  9. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.4.0

    • NEW WIDGET STYLE – including country flags and many other styling options
    • Better handling of new options on plugin update

  10. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.3.3

    • Fixed PHP Notice after activation
    • Fixed translation button’s chevron going to next line by some themes
    • Removed padding added by some themes
    • Dropdown preview to translate languages

  11. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.3.2

    • Fixed icon not appearing on the translator button

  12. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.3.1

    • Fixed bug when no border thickness selected on the translator button

  13. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.3.0

    • More styling options for the Automatic Translation Button
    • Added styling options for the list of languages in the multilingual dropdown to change the default Google Translate styling
    • Added an Automatic Translation Button widget so that the WordPress website can be auto translated from a widget area
    • Set the default translator languages to Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and English
    • Updated the plugin’s name to Automatic Translator Plugin for WordPress with Google Translate
    • Updated the screenshots with the new translation options

  14. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.2.8

  15. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.2.7

  16. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.2.6

  17. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.2.5

  18. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.2.4

  19. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.2.3

20215 releases

  1. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.2.2

  2. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.2.1

  3. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.2.0

  4. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.1.7

  5. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.1.6

20193 releases

  1. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.0.5

  2. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.0.4

  3. Automatic Translator with Google Translate 1.0.3

Questions about Automatic Translator with Google Translate’s releases

What is the latest version of Automatic Translator with Google Translate?

2.3.0, released on Oct 7, 2026 (1 month ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.

How often is Automatic Translator with Google Translate updated?

13 releases in the last year, about one every 14 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from April 2019.

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