Fatal Error Notify · Version history
Fatal Error Notify changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.5.4
- Feb 12, 2026 (9 months ago)
- Releases
- 17
- since 2017
- In the last year
- 1
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.9.11
- PHP 7.4 or later
Releases each year
- 20171 release
- 20182 releases
- 20193 releases
- 20201 release
- 20212 releases
- 20223 releases
- 20232 releases
- 20242 releases
- 20261 release
20261 release
Fatal Error Notify 1.5.4Latest
- Tested for WordPress 6.9
- Added – Memory reservation for better out-of-memory error handling
- Added – Settings link on the plugins page
- Added – Automatically deactivate the free version when Pro is activated
- Added – Object cache support for rate limiting
- Added – fen_rate_limit_time filter for customizing the rate limit duration
- Improved – Notifications now include the full request URL with protocol and domain
- Improved – Server paths are now stripped from file paths in notifications
- Improved – Out-of-memory error messages are normalized to prevent duplicate notifications
- Improved – “chmod” warnings are now ignored by default
- Improved – Better referrer handling (hidden when same as request URL)
- Improved – User login name is now shown instead of just the user ID
- Improved – Test notifications no longer call an undefined function
- Fixed – Deprecated constant E_STRICT removed for PHP 8.4 compatibility
- Fixed – Rate limiting now properly includes the file path in the hash
20242 releases
Fatal Error Notify 1.5.3
- Tested for WordPress 6.5.0
- Added nonce further secure to admin test error action
Fatal Error Notify 1.5.2
- Improved – Removed some uncommon error types
- Fixed test error endpoint being accessible by non-admins
20232 releases
Fatal Error Notify 1.5.1
- Tested for WordPress 6.3.0
- Improved – “mkdir” warnings will be ignored by default
Fatal Error Notify 1.5.0
- Tested for WordPress 6.2.0
- Added WP CLI endpoint for updating plugin settings
20223 releases
Fatal Error Notify 1.4.7
- Fixed typo (misplaced parenthesis) checking WARNING level errors in v1.4.6
Fatal Error Notify 1.4.6
- Tested for WordPress 6.1.0
- Improved – Moved actions to shutdown action priority 1, to fix cases where other plugins generate notices or warnings during shutdown after a fatal error
- Improved – “rmdir” warnings will be ignored by default
- Fixed unlink warnings still triggering notifications if unlink was the first part of the error string
Fatal Error Notify 1.4.5
- Tested for WordPress 5.9
- Improved – “unlink” warnings will be ignored by default (see https://wordpress.org/support/topic/wordfence-notification-error-wordfenceclass-php/#post-15187940)
- Added upgrade prompt in notification email
20212 releases
Fatal Error Notify 1.4.4
- Tested for WordPress 5.8
- Moved upgrade nag to top of settings page to prevent layout issues on smaller screens
Fatal Error Notify 1.4.3
- Tested for WordPress 5.6
- Fixed PHP notice when HTTP referrer was missing
- Added fen_use_wp_mail filter
20201 release
Fatal Error Notify 1.4.2
- Tested for WordPress 5.4
- Added error level descriptions
20193 releases
Fatal Error Notify 1.4.1
- Tested for WordPress 5.3
Fatal Error Notify 1.4
- Added request URI, HTTP Referrer, and current user ID to notifications
Fatal Error Notify 1.3
- Added “Send Test” button
- Rate limiting so notifications are only sent once per hour
20182 releases
Fatal Error Notify 1.2
- Added filter to ignore errors
Fatal Error Notify 1.1
- Updated branding
- Added link to Pro version
20171 release
Fatal Error Notify 1.0
- Initial release
Questions about Fatal Error Notify’s releases
What is the latest version of Fatal Error Notify?
1.5.4, released on Feb 12, 2026 (8 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.9.11 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is Fatal Error Notify updated?
One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from October 2017.
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