WP Rollback – Rollback Plugins and Themes

3.2.0

Enhancement: Pages load a little faster because WP Rollback no longer checks its backup folder on every request.

Enhancement: Redesigned the main WP Rollback screen with a cleaner layout and a side-by-side look at what Free and Pro cover.

Enhancement: The upgrade screen for premium plugins and themes has a clearer layout and explains what Plugin Vault is.

Enhancement: Deleting WP Rollback now removes the settings it saved.

Security: Backups now live in a private folder with a hard-to-guess name. Your existing backups are moved over automatically when you update.

Fix: Plugins with date-style version numbers, like Theme Check, can now be rolled back instead of showing an “Invalid version key” error.

Fix: Rolling back now works for plugins whose folder you’ve renamed to disable them during a conflict (e.g. wp-rollback-disabled/).

Fix: A rollback no longer takes your site down with a fatal error on hosts where the temporary maintenance-mode file can’t be read.

Fix: A successful rollback no longer reports a “critical error” or leaves visitors on the maintenance page (e.g. FooGallery 3.3.7 to 3.3.3).

Fix: If a rollback can’t unzip the new files, the plugin or theme you had is put back instead of being left deleted.

Fix: A rollback that fails partway through, like a download that times out, no longer leaves visitors on the maintenance page.

Fix: On multisite with WP Rollback network-activated, rolling back a plugin or theme now turns on maintenance mode when any si