Lenix Leads Collector · Version history
Lenix Leads Collector changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 2.1.0
- Oct 22, 2026 (18 days ago)
- Releases
- 12
- since 2017
- In the last year
- 1
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- PHP 7.0 or later
Releases each year
- 20171 release
- 20183 releases
- 20193 releases
- 20254 releases
- 20261 release
20261 release
Lenix Leads Collector 2.1.0Latest
- Security: Fixed unauthenticated stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) via form field names/labels (reported by Wordfence). All lead data is now sanitized when saved and escaped on every output.
- Security: Lead fields, form names, links and email recipients are escaped in all admin screens, the response history and the “Leads by form” table.
- Security: Lead source data (referrer, URL, UTM and first-visit cookies) is sanitized before it is stored.
- Security: CSV export now requires the edit-leads capability and a valid nonce, and neutralises spreadsheet formulas (CSV injection).
- Security: Status change, response history and custom-fields AJAX actions now enforce nonces, the configured lead permissions and per-lead capability checks. Statuses can no longer be created from user input.
- Security: Saving custom fields / lead status from the lead screen is protected with a nonce.
- Security: Permission settings accept only known capabilities.
- New: Bulk actions on the leads list – change status of many leads at once, or export only the selected leads to CSV.
- New: Filter the leads list by status and by date range.
- New: The leads search now also searches inside the form values (names, emails, phones, messages), including Hebrew and other non-English text.
- New: Choose a status when exporting a form’s leads to CSV.
- New: Optional automatic deletion of old leads (Settings > General, off by default) for privacy / GDPR.
- Fix: CSV export no longer prints PHP 8.4 deprecation notices into the file.
- Fix: Custom fields screen (save, edit, delete, reorder) works again.
- Fix: UTM tracking cookie is now saved on the first visit, and uses SameSite=Lax.
- Fix: Response text is no longer saved with escaped slashes; the email address field is validated.
- Tweak: Fewer database queries on every page load, clearer plugin-row link, shared response handler code.
20254 releases
Lenix Leads Collector 2.0.0
- Lenix becomes Leads Collector CRM, and now it’s a lead management plugin, with a new UI and new features.
- New features:
- Leads management
- Leads response
- Leads response history
- Custom fields
- Leads tags
- Leads status
- Leads source
- Leads source data
- Leads source data history
Lenix Leads Collector 1.9.0
- Introduce universal form collector – Collects forms entries from Elementor, Cf7, WPForms and more with export to CSV.
- Add compatibility with WPForms forms
- Add compatibility with Cf7 forms
Lenix Leads Collector 1.8.4
- Add compatibility with Hello Plus forms
Lenix Leads Collector 1.8.3
- Security fix – Fix security vulnerability, thanks to Wordfence
20193 releases
Lenix Leads Collector 1.6.2.zip
Lenix Leads Collector 1.5
- Bug fix – php error
Lenix Leads Collector 1.4
- Add French translation – Thanks to @momo-fr
- Insert the Leads page to the main menu
- Bug fix
20183 releases
Lenix Leads Collector 1.3
- Bug fix
Lenix Leads Collector 1.1
- Improved UX
Lenix Leads Collector 1.0
- Fix: Added compatibility with Elementor V1.13.0
- Fix Duplicate form bug
- Tweak! – Improved UI UX
20171 release
Lenix Leads Collector 0.2
- Add Hebrew translation
- Improved UI UX
Questions about Lenix Leads Collector’s releases
What is the latest version of Lenix Leads Collector?
2.1.0, released on Oct 22, 2026 (2 weeks ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.0 or later.
How often is Lenix Leads Collector updated?
One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from October 2017.
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