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= Is this GDPR compliant? =
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It is, in that it doesn't save any data that could be odds with GDPR compliance (i.e. it's compliant by design). However, if you use this to embed third-party scripts, then those scripts may not be and you will need to speak to the providers for further details.
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It is, in that it doesn't save any data that could be odds with GDPR compliance (i.e. it's compliant by design). However, if you use this to embed third-party scripts, then those scripts may not be and you will need to speak to the providers for further details.
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= Do you support this plugin on forks of WordPress? =
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No. It was developed for WordPress and so forks remain unsupported. I have no intention of developing and testing this on any other version.
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== Screenshots ==
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I use semantic versioning, with the first release being 1.0.
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= 2.5.1 =
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* Enhancement: Changed `wp_remote_get` to `wp_safe_remote_get` to improve security
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= 2.5 =
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* Enhancement: This release is a revised version of 2.4, with less impact to other plugins and users. See the README for more details, but this undoes the changes in 2.4 and adds in filtering of code embed fields for users without the correct permissions.
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* Bug: Fixed a long time bug that could cause an infinite loop to occur in rare situations
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