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CDN Enabler · Version history

CDN Enabler changelog and version history

Latest version
2.0.8
Mar 2, 2026 (8 months ago)
Releases
18
since 2015
In the last year
1
Tested up to
WordPress 6.9.11
PHP 5.6 or later

Releases each year

  • 20152 releases
  • 20161 release
  • 20173 releases
  • 20182 releases
  • 20191 release
  • 20215 releases
  • 20221 release
  • 20231 release
  • 20241 release
  • 20261 release

20261 release

  1. CDN Enabler 2.0.8Latest

    • Fix self class handling

20241 release

  1. CDN Enabler 2.0.7

    • PHP 8.2 compatibility

20231 release

  1. CDN Enabler 2.0.6

    • WordPress 6.1 compatibility

20221 release

  1. CDN Enabler 2.0.5

    • Add server input sanitization

20215 releases

  1. CDN Enabler 2.0.4

    • Update configuration validation to include the Site Address (URL) as an HTTP Referer (#42)
    • Update URL matcher in rewriter to match URLs that are in escaped JSON format (#41)
    • Update CDN hostname validation to trim surrounding whitespace characters (#40)

  2. CDN Enabler 2.0.3

    • Update output buffer handling (#29)
    • Fix purge cache request handling (#31)

  3. CDN Enabler 2.0.2

    • Update URL matcher in rewriter (#28)
    • Update full URL rewrite (#28)

  4. CDN Enabler 2.0.1

    • Update URL matcher in rewriter (#25)
    • Update settings conversion (#26)
    • Add cdn_enabler_exclude_admin, cdn_enabler_contents_before_rewrite, and cdn_enabler_contents_after_rewrite filter hooks (#27)
    • Fix configuration validation for installations in a subdirectory (#27)
    • Remove cdn_enabler_page_contents_before_rewrite filter hook in favor of replacement (#27)

  5. CDN Enabler 2.0.0

    • Update output buffer timing to start earlier on the setup_theme hook instead of the template_redirect hook (#23)
    • Update settings (#23)
    • Update requirements check (#23)
    • Update purge CDN cache handling (#23)
    • Add new rewrite engine (#23)
    • Add WP-CLI cache purging (#23)
    • Add configuration validation (#23)
    • Add cdn_enabler_user_can_purge_cache, cdn_enabler_page_contents_before_rewrite, cdn_enabler_bypass_rewrite, cdn_enabler_site_hostnames, and cdn_enabler_rewrite_relative_urls filter hooks (#23)
    • Fix requirement notices being shown to all users (#23)
    • Fix rewriting limitations (#23)
    • Deprecate user_can_clear_cache filter hook in favor of replacement (#23)

20191 release

  1. CDN Enabler 1.0.9

    • Rewrite URLs filtering the_content so that rendered HTML in REST API use CDN

20182 releases

  1. CDN Enabler 1.0.8

    • Purge CDN redirects to admin dashboard to avoid error messages
    • Better error messages
    • Do not display nag notice when KeyCDN API credentials are set

  2. CDN Enabler 1.0.7

    • Minor bug fixes (pass-by-reference)

20173 releases

  1. CDN Enabler 1.0.6

    • Minor bug fixes
    • Improved CDN purging

  2. CDN Enabler 1.0.5

    • Multiprotocol CDN rewriting
    • Add purging through KeyCDN API
    • Don’t rewrite if in admin preview mode
    • Rewrite to HTTPS if enabled and client connects through HTTP

  3. CDN Enabler 1.0.4

    • Removed unused code

20161 release

  1. CDN Enabler 1.0.3

    • Improved exclusions for directories and extensions

20152 releases

  1. CDN Enabler 1.0.2

    • Switched from siteurl to home (e.g. for bedrock support)

  2. CDN Enabler 1.0.1

    • First major release
    • Fixed warnings

Questions about CDN Enabler’s releases

What is the latest version of CDN Enabler?

2.0.8, released on Mar 2, 2026 (8 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.9.11 and needs PHP 5.6 or later.

How often is CDN Enabler updated?

One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from August 2015.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in CDN Enabler’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.