Spam Destroyer · Version history
Spam Destroyer changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 2.1.7
- Apr 29, 2026 (6 months ago)
- Releases
- 29
- since 2012
- In the last year
- 1
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.0.8
Releases each year
- 20128 releases
- 20133 releases
- 20142 releases
- 20156 releases
- 20161 release
- 20183 releases
- 20191 release
- 20221 release
- 20241 release
- 20252 releases
- 20261 release
20261 release
Spam Destroyer 2.1.7Latest
- Version number bump to appease the WordPress plugin repo
20252 releases
Spam Destroyer 2.1.6
- Removing notice triggered by translation functionality load point
Spam Destroyer 2.1.5
- Including translation functionality
20241 release
Spam Destroyer 2.1.4
- Minor change to remove “out of date” notice on WordPress.org
20221 release
Spam Destroyer 2.1.3
- Minor change to remove “out of date” notice on WordPress.org
- Minor change to remove “out of date” notice on WordPress.org
20191 release
Spam Destroyer 2.1.2
- Fixing debbug notice in error returns
20183 releases
Spam Destroyer 2.1.1
- Fixing bug in admin notice GD detection
Spam Destroyer 2.1
Spam Destroyer 2.0.7
- Added checks in file to see if WordPress is loaded.
- Hooking class instantiation in later, due to taxonomies sometimes not being loaded in time.
- Updating website domain in readme.txt file.
20161 release
Spam Destroyer 2.0.6
- Fixing logged in user bug.
20156 releases
Spam Destroyer 2.0.5
- Removed the plugin review class due to strange errors.
Spam Destroyer 2.0.4
- Upgraded the plugin review class
Spam Destroyer 2.0.3
- Upgraded the plugin review class
Spam Destroyer 2.0.2
- Upgraded the plugin review class
Spam Destroyer 1.4.3
- Support for WordPress 4.1+ added.
- Added translation string specification in header.
Spam Destroyer 1.4.2
- Fixed a bug in the spam checking that (I think) would have cleared the content of bbPress posts for logged in users
- Fixed various spellling errors and grammar wrongs
- Updated version compatibility
20142 releases
Spam Destroyer 1.4.1
- Cleaning up PHPDocs
Spam Destroyer 1.4
- Now automatically deletes spam comments older than a set time (5 days)
- Removed kill.php from trunk
- Updated readme file for current WordPress Release
20133 releases
Spam Destroyer 1.3.2
- Fixed short cookie time bug thanks to Milan Dinić
Spam Destroyer 1.3.1
- Fixed bug which prevented user registration
- Thanks to Marte Sollund and Ingvild Evje of Nettsett for an excellent bug report
Spam Destroyer 1.3
- Instantiated class to variable to allow for remove hooks and filters when necessary
- Added redirect after spam comment detected
- Added error notice on redirection due to spam comment detection
20128 releases
Spam Destroyer 1.2.5
- Changed from kill.php file to kill.js file
- Allows for caching of payload
- Allows for automatic script concatentation
- Cookie creation achieved via raw JS
- Key is passed to script via wp_localize_script()
Spam Destroyer 1.2.4
- Re-removed requirement for jQuery
- Added try / catch to JS to ensure it doesn’t fail
- Moved JS enqueue to form field area so that it only loads when needed
- Added Bjørn Johansen to the contributor list
- Added correct mime-type to JS file
Spam Destroyer 1.2.3
- Added requirement for jQuery due to bug with code introduced in 1.2.2
Spam Destroyer 1.2.2
- Removed need for jQuery
Spam Destroyer 1.2.1
- Moved script to footer on advice of Ronald Huereca and Bjørn Johansen
- Fixed potential security flaw in kill.php
Spam Destroyer 1.2
Spam Destroyer 1.1
Spam Destroyer 1.0.3
Questions about Spam Destroyer’s releases
What is the latest version of Spam Destroyer?
2.1.7, released on Apr 29, 2026 (6 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.0.8.
How often is Spam Destroyer updated?
One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from July 2012.
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Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Spam Destroyer’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.