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Expire User Passwords · Version history

Expire User Passwords changelog and version history

Latest version
1.4.3
Nov 4, 2026 (5 days ago)
Releases
19
since 2019
In the last year
12
about one every 24 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 8.1 or later

Releases each year

  • 20191 release
  • 20202 releases
  • 20224 releases
  • 202612 releases

202612 releases

  1. Expire User Passwords 1.4.3Latest

    • Fixed: administrators are now excluded from password expiration by default when no roles have been saved in the settings, as intended
    • Fixed: when an admin sets a new password for a user on the profile screen, the user’s expiration clock now restarts
    • Added nonce verification to the review notice dismiss action
    • Raised the minimum supported WordPress version to 4.4
    • Tested up to WordPress 7.1

  2. Expire User Passwords 1.4.2

    • Added sanitization callback to register_setting()
    • Added translators comment and fixed singular placeholder in _n() call
    • Removed .gitmodules and .travis.yml from plugin directory
    • Updated “Tested up to” to 6.9

  3. Expire User Passwords 1.4.1

    • Added GPL license declaration to plugin header
    • Updated Author URI
    • Added direct file access protection to all PHP files
    • Improved output escaping and input sanitization
    • Removed non-production files from plugin directory

  4. Expire User Passwords 1.4.0

    • Added translations for 50 languages
    • Added POT translation template file
    • Added opt-in data cleanup on plugin deletion
    • Updated FAQ section
    • Updated readme with complete language list

  5. Expire User Passwords 1.3.9

    • Added translations for Russian, Polish, Dutch, Turkish, and Swedish
    • Updated localization section in readme

  6. Expire User Passwords 1.3.8

    • Added Chinese Simplified (zh_CN) translation

  7. Expire User Passwords 1.3.7

    • Added Japanese (ja) translation

  8. Expire User Passwords 1.3.6

    • Tested up to WordPress 6.9.1

  9. Expire User Passwords 1.3.5

    • Added dismissible review prompt notice after 14 days of usage
    • Removed non-dismissible footer review prompt from settings page

  10. Expire User Passwords 1.3.4

    • Added translations for Spanish, French, German, Portuguese (Brazilian), and Italian

  11. Expire User Passwords 1.3.3

    • Added FAQ section documenting first-install behavior and settings page access control

  12. Expire User Passwords 1.3.2

    • Compatibility updates for WordPress 6.9 and PHP 8.1+
    • Replaced deprecated FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING usage

20224 releases

  1. Expire User Passwords 1.3.1

    • Support for PHP 7.2 and older

  2. Expire User Passwords 1.3

    • Added ability for users to reset their expired password from the login screen
    • Added Dutch translation
    • Props @janwoostendorp

  3. Expire User Passwords 1.2

    • Added ‘eup_submenu_access’ filter for greater control to access of plugin settings

  4. Expire User Passwords 1.1.2

20202 releases

  1. Expire User Passwords 1.1.1

  2. Expire User Passwords 1.1.0

    • Fix: Updated namespace issues that caused critical errors when installing
    • Tweak: Tested support for WordPress 5.3.2

20191 release

  1. Expire User Passwords 1.0.0

    • New: Indicate support for WordPress 5.3
    • Props @Miller-Media

Questions about Expire User Passwords’s releases

What is the latest version of Expire User Passwords?

1.4.3, released on Nov 4, 2026 (5 days ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 8.1 or later.

How often is Expire User Passwords updated?

12 releases in the last year, about one every 24 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from December 2019.

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