Stick around to the end to see an unbe-leaf-able trick for getting into the cinema for free. In today’s edition: New ccTLDs unleashed: A special gift from .us to .you. WordPress 6.9 beta coming soon: The stretchy blocks are hung by the chimney with care and we can hardly stand the wait! FAIR 1.0 launches: Your plugins now come stamped, …
Four New ccTLDs Are Here: Expand Your Reach With Local Trust
When it comes to choosing the right domain, sometimes global reach isn’t enough, you need the credibility that comes with being local. We’re excited to announce the release of four new country-code top-level domains (ccTLDs), making it easier to build trust and connect with audiences in specific regions. These extensions are tailored for businesses and brands looking to strengthen their …
We’ve Quacked The Code
Stick around to the end to see a veeeery suspicious ostrich. In today’s edition: WordCamp Gdynia proves that WordPress (and pierogi) are better when shared in two languages. A round-up of smart and useful tools built by your friendly neighborhood clever nerds. Clients and Billing have officially split, bringing more efficient workflows and less emotional baggage to The Hub. Hot …
You Asked, We Made It Happen! Add Client Profiles Directly to The Hub, No Billing Setup Required
“We wanna use The Hub as our Client Management System, but we don’t want to have to set up billing first. Can’t we just add clients directly to The Hub?” Good news, now you can! We listened to your feedback and realized that yeah, you shouldn’t have to go through all the hullabaloo of setting up a Stripe billing connection …
Will The Vibes Be Good? Only Time Will Telex
Stick around ‘til the end to see a bunch of guys having no fun at all. Seriously. Not even a bit. In today’s edition: Telex turns your rambling ideas into Gutenberg blocks. Sometimes magically, sometimes… not. Open Call for Web Heroes: WP Accessibility Day needs you to save the internet, one alt-text at a time. Who’s WP-Award-worthy, in your opinion? …
No Rest for the Wiki
Stick around ‘til the end to see baby trash bandits that are adorably bad at climbing. In today’s edition: Patchstack study: Hosting “security” might look tough, but 87.8% of the time it folds faster than a $5 lawn chair. WP Wiki launches: Finally, a single place to catalog all of your nerdy knowledge. RIP dial-up: the sound of the 90s …
It Was The Summer of 6.9
Stick around ‘til the end to see the most adorable abyss. In today’s edition: WP 6.9 is coming, and it includes a new Command Palette that’ll make you feel like a 90’s movie hacker. What’s waiting for you at WCUS Portland: from panels to presentations to Pearl District pubs. Meet the PHP AI Client SDK, the newest way to keep …
Block Malicious IPs With AntiBot Global Firewall
Our new feature keeps your site safer, by blocking dangerous traffic before it can harm your site. Introducing: AntiBot Global Firewall It’s a sophisticated automated security service that blocks harmful bots and suspicious IPs, protecting your site from threats. It’s proactive protection that gives you peace of mind. This means you’ll be protected from any moustache-twirling bad actors and creepy …
PNG Me In Coach, I’m Ready!
Stick around ‘til the end to see a dog who plays guitar better than I can… In today’s edition: Move over WebP. PNG got her first glow-up in 22 years and now she animates. Ethical hosting gets a badge: The Secure Hosting Alliance wants to make hosting boring again (in a good way). WordPress just got a card game. It’s …
Like A Version, Released For The Very First Time
Stick around ‘til the end to find out why the dishwasher won’t close all the way. In today’s edition: Tumblr’s big WP migration dreams are turning out as disappointing as the ball pit at Dashcon. WordPress 6.8.2 RC1 is live: let the bug-stomping commence. We casually flex on eeeeeeverything we’ve shipped in 2025. NBD. Hot Off The Presses: What’s New? …