The next version of WP Super Cache will be one with some big changes! There are many small bug fixes and improvements but the one I’m most excited about is moving the legacy cache files into the supercache directory. The legacy cache files were the files created by the old WP-Cache plugin upon which this plugin is based. They’re really useful as they store the headers sent from the server as well as the page contents. If you’re serving pages that aren’t regular html, such as JSON or XML you don’t want to tell the browser they’re text/html documents. This […]

There’s a new release of WP Super Cache out and it’s a security release to fix XSS problems in the settings pages. Those pages are only accessible by admin users so an anonymous visitor to your site can’t come along and enable it to steal your login cookies but along with those fixes come many bug fixes so it’s worth upgrading if you’re using an old version. From the Changelog: Fixed bug when not running sem_remove after sem_release. See https://github.com/Automattic/wp-super-cache/issues/85 Fixed a PHP error impacting PHP 7.1. Fixed a bug where we cached PUT and DELETE requests. We’re treating them […]