Termly · Version history
Termly changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 3.3.1
- Jan 9, 2026 (10 months ago)
- Releases
- 71
- since 2012
- In the last year
- 1
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.9.11
- PHP 5.6 or later
Releases each year
- 20129 releases
- 20134 releases
- 20143 releases
- 20151 release
- 201624 releases
- 201711 releases
- 20186 releases
- 20214 releases
- 20233 releases
- 20245 releases
- 20261 release
20261 release
Termly 3.3.1Latest
- Minor UI changes.
- New Termly x WP Rocket partnership to improve site performance.
20245 releases
Termly 3.3.0
- Added WP-CLI Commands to administer the plugin programmatically.
- Added informational panel for users with paid accounts.
- Updated plugin name, tagging, author, and description.
Termly 3.2.3
- Updated the Custom Blocking Map functionality to better handle domains.
Termly 3.2.2
- Updated the Custom Blocking Map functionality to correctly output the entered domains in their correct categories.
Termly 3.2.1
- Fixed Broken Access Control security vulnerability.
Termly 3.2
- New: There is a new setting on the site scan page to add a specific allow line to an existing or virtual (provided by WordPress core) robots.txt file.
- Update: Changed the text of the “allow” line in the robots.txt to accurately reflect the new scraper’s name.
- Removed: The plugin will no longer automatically save the “allow” line to the robots.txt file when regenerating rewrite rules.
20233 releases
Termly 3.1.1
- Update: Updates the embed script on the consent banner to include some additional information needed for European privacy framework.
Termly 3.1
- New: consent toggle is available on all termly admin pages for quicker access
- New: Custom Blocking Maps UI when using the Auto Block feature
- New: Preference Center button code snippet
- New: Adds three new policy generators (EULA, Shipping Policy, and Acceptable Use Policy)
- Update: Termly branding and iconography updates for a consistent feel throughout the plugin
- Update: General UI improvements and updated fonts in the admin dashboard
- Update: Styling of alerts for consistency across the plugin
- Update: Form styling throughout the plugin for clarity and ease of use
- Update: Links to the latest documentation
- Update: Updated plugin name for clarity of purpose
Termly 3.0.3
- Fixes broken external links in settings.
20214 releases
Termly 3.0.2
- Updates language throughout the plugin to reflect the change to monthly visitor limitations.
- Service: Updated consent banner limitations to 10,000 monthly unique visitors (up from 100)
Termly 3.0.1
- Fixes PHP when a static robots.txt file exists.
Termly 3.0
- Brand new codebase for managing Cookie Consent through the Termly.io platform. New features include: * Cookie scanning, categorizing and management * Auto Blocking of scripts * Cookie preference center * New customization options * Read more about the changes and this major version release here.
Termly 2.4
20186 releases
Termly 2.3.13
Termly 2.3.12
Termly 2.3.11
Termly 2.3.10
Termly 2.3.9
Termly 2.3.8
201711 releases
Termly 2.3.7
Termly 2.3.6
Termly 2.3.5
Termly 2.3.4
Termly 2.3.3
Termly 2.1.2
Termly 2.1.1
Termly 2.3.2
Termly 2.3.1
Termly 2.3.0
Termly 2.2.5
201624 releases
Termly 2.2.4
Termly 2.2.3
Termly 2.2.2
Termly 2.2.1
Termly 2.2.0
Termly 2.1.7
Termly 2.1.6
Termly 2.1.5
Termly 2.1.4
Termly 2.1.3
Termly 2.1.0
Termly 2.0.12
Termly 2.0.11
Termly 2.0.10
Termly 2.0.9
Termly 2.0.8
Termly 2.0.7
Termly 2.0.6
Termly 2.0.5
Termly 2.0.4
Termly 2.0.3
Termly 2.0.2
Termly 2.0.1
Termly 2.0.0
20151 release
Termly 1.8.3
20143 releases
Termly 1.8.2
Termly 1.8.1
Termly 1.8
20134 releases
Termly 1.7.1
Termly 1.7
Termly 1.6
Termly 1.5
20129 releases
Termly 1.31
Termly 1.3
Termly 1.25
Termly 1.23
Termly 1.22
Termly 1.21
Termly 1.2
Termly 1.1
Termly 1.0
Questions about Termly’s releases
What is the latest version of Termly?
3.3.1, released on Jan 9, 2026 (10 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.9.11 and needs PHP 5.6 or later.
How often is Termly updated?
One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from June 2012.
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Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Termly’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.