Changelog
A detailed record of every update to CommandUI — from new features to performance improvements and bug fixes.
Want to see only the highlights? Check out What’s New.
1.0.1
Hotfix that removes embedded license key from pre-1.0.0 releases.
Remove embedded license key that was left-over from previous versions
Bug Fix
The release candidate versions of CommandUI had an embedded license key that had a fixed expiry data on February 02, 2025.
It has been removed now that the “real” licensing system is in place.
1.0.0
CommandUI’s version 1.0.0 brings support for auto-updates & an integration with our new customer portal.
Auto Updates within WordPress
Feature
No more manual uploads. From now on, all updates will happen automatically inside WordPress using the native WordPress update functionality.
New customer portal & advanced license managment
Feature
All licensing, billing, and account functionality has moved to my.snicco.io.
1.0.0-rc.7
Fix conflict with both Simple History and User Switching active
Bug Fix
The User Switching integration broke the search Ajax search of Simple History and caused it to return no results due to an error in CommandUI’s User Switching integration.
1.0.0-rc.6
This release adds a new “Flush Permalinks” action.
Flush Permalinks/Rewrite Rules from everywhere
Feature
After debugging more than once why some URLs were not working as expected, I got tired of manually doing the “Settings > Permalinks > Save Twice” ritual. No more.
1.0.0-rc.5
This release adds a first-class integration with the User Switching plugin
User Switching Integration
Feature
Instantly Troubleshoot Customer Issues with the new User Switching integration that lets you jump between users directly from the search. No-brainer for anyone using WooCommerce, EDD, LMS, or similar plugins.
1.0.0-rc.4
Ensure that the "View in new tab" action shows as the first contextual action again
Bug Fix
Fix PHP deprecation notice in Bricks integration
Bug Fix
Fix harcoded wp_posts table name in Bricks integration
Bug Fix
1.0.0-rc.3
1.0.0-rc.3 adds a massive amount of new functionality while we wait on some more feedback on the licensing/update system.
First-Class Elementor Support
Feature
You can now edit any custom post type that uses Elementor directly from within CommandUI.
Support Searching Private, Draft, and Scheduled Posts
Feature
Even Tighter Bricks Builder Integration
Feature
For every single page/post/CPT that Bricks renders, you can now see exactly which Bricks templates were used to render the final output and immediately jump to edit them.
Deep-Search Integration for Elementor, LS Cache, and Yoast SEO
Feature
In addition to Bricks and WooCommerce, CommandUI can now search across all nested settings tabs of Elementor, Yoast SEO, and LS Cache.
Hide the Admin Bar in the Frontend
Feature
You can now hide the admin bar just for your browser in the frontend and just use CommandUI for everything you previously used it for (quick access, etc.)
Contextual Post Type Creation
Feature
1.0.0-rc.2
RC.2 fixes a couple of bugs that were difficult to foresee until people used CommandUI on a wide range of different browser and operating system combinations.
Allow disabling all global shortcuts
Feature
Added a popular feature request: the ability to disable all global shortcuts, and just use the default CMD/CTRL+k combination to open CommandUI.
Add support for languages like Japanese that use Input Method Editors (IME)
Feature
CommandUI now correctly detects if character conversions are triggered with the Enter key, and will not fire the currently active action.
Holding the Shift key pressed will no longer cause CommandUI to enter an open/close loop on Windows
Bug Fix
Handle plugin menu items that contain HTML and inline CSS
Bug Fix
Plugins like WP Activity Log that contain inline CSS and HTML in their menu items will no longer prevent CommandUI from loading.
Fix CommandUI not loading inside WP-Admin on WordPress 6.5
Bug Fix
