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Say What? · Version history

Say What? changelog and version history

Latest version
2.2.6
Aug 13, 2026 (2 months ago)
Releases
43
since 2013
In the last year
2
about one every 254 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4
PHP 7.4 or later

Releases each year

  • 20132 releases
  • 20145 releases
  • 20154 releases
  • 20164 releases
  • 20172 releases
  • 20191 release
  • 20205 releases
  • 20213 releases
  • 20224 releases
  • 20234 releases
  • 20247 releases
  • 20251 release
  • 20261 release

20261 release

  1. Say What? 2.2.6Latest

    • Dependency bumps & WordPress compat improvements

20251 release

  1. Say What? 2.2.5

    • General tidy-ups and maintenance

20247 releases

  1. Say What? 2.2.4

    • Fix: Do not generate warning on initial install

  2. Say What? 2.2.3

    • Change: Internal package updates
    • Change: Compatibility with WordPress 6.6

  3. Say What? 2.2.2

    • Fix: Resolve issue where replacements weren’t made if an external object cache was in use.

  4. Say What? 2.2.1

    • Change: Internal refactor of classes

  5. Say What? 2.1.9

    • Change: Minor admin UI changes

  6. Say What? 2.1.8

    • Fix: Include missing image

  7. Say What? 2.1.7

    • Change: Admin UI updates

20234 releases

  1. Say What? 2.1.6

    • Change: Styling & documentation updates.

  2. Say What? 2.1.5

    • Fix: Avoid warning when sorting list table.

  3. Say What? 2.1.4

    • Change: Localisation improvements

  4. Say What? 2.1.3

    • Change: Updates to Javascript dependencies.

20224 releases

  1. Say What? 2.1.2

    • Change: Updates to Javascript dependencies, smaller JS footprint.

  2. Say What? 2.1.0

    • New: Optimise performance when an external object cache is available
    • Fix: Imports via WP-CLI could fail if the pro extension had previously been active

  3. Say What? 2.1.1

    • Fix: Resolve issue where console errors could be thrown if no replacements configured.

  4. Say What? 2.0.2

    • Reduce size of bundled images
    • Update dev build scripts

20213 releases

  1. Say What? 2.0.1

    • Improve Javascript performance, and remove lodash dependency (resolves some plugin conflicts)

  2. Say What? 2.0.0

    • Support for translatable strings rendered through WordPress Javascript framework
    • Supports replacing text in Gutenberg / WooCommerce admin / WooCommerce blocks
    • Update details of Say What? Pro vs free plugin

  3. Say What? 1.9.7

    • Fix issue where replacement table disappeared at small screen widths
    • Update WordPress compatibility
    • Changes to donation / upsell content

20205 releases

  1. Say What? 1.9.6

    • Fix link in documentation

  2. Say What? 1.9.5

    • WordPress 5.5 compatibility
    • Changes to Treeware links

  3. Say What? 1.9.4

    • Ensure help links open in new windows

  4. Say What? 1.9.3

    • Fix link target in Treeware content

  5. Say What? 1.9.2

    • Suggest Treeware donations

20191 release

  1. Say What? 1.9.1

20172 releases

  1. Say What? 1.9.0

  2. Say What? 1.8.2

20164 releases

  1. Say What? 1.8.1

  2. Say What? 1.8.0

  3. Say What? 1.7.1

  4. Say What? 1.7

20154 releases

  1. Say What? 1.6

  2. Say What? 1.5

  3. Say What? 1.4

  4. Say What? 1.3

20145 releases

  1. Say What? 1.1

  2. Say What? 1.0.1

  3. Say What? 1.0

  4. Say What? 0.9.3

  5. Say What? 0.9.2

20132 releases

  1. Say What? 0.9.1

  2. Say What? 0.9

Questions about Say What?’s releases

What is the latest version of Say What??

2.2.6, released on Aug 13, 2026 (2 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.

How often is Say What? updated?

2 releases in the last year, about one every 254 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from March 2013.

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