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=== Jetpack - AI Agents & MCP, Security, Backup & Analytics ===
Contributors: automattic, adamkheckler, adrianmoldovanwp, aduth, akirk, allendav, alternatekev, andy, annamcphee, annezazu, apeatling, arcangelini, arsihasi, azaozz, barry, batmoo, beaulebens, bindlegirl, biskobe, bjorsch, blobaugh, brbrr, brileyhooper, cainm, cena, cfinke, cgastrell, chaselivingston, chellycat, clickysteve, csonnek, danielbachhuber, daniloercoli, davoraltman, delawski, designsimply, dkmyta, dllh, dlocc, drawmyface, dsmart, dun2mis, dzver, ebinnion, egregor, eliorivero, enej, eoigal, erania-pinnera, ethitter, fgiannar, gcorne, georgestephanis, gibrown, goldsounds, hew, hugobaeta, hypertextranch, iammattthomas, iandunn, joen, jblz, jeffgolenski, jeherve, jennywp, jenia, jessefriedman, jgs, jkudish, jmdodd, joanrho, johnjamesjacoby, jshreve, kbrownkd, keoshi, koke, kraftbj, lancewillett, leogermani, lhkowalski, lschuyler, macmanx, martinremy, matt, mattwiebe, matveb, maverick3x6, mcsf, mdawaffe, mdbitz, MichaelArestad, migueluy, miguelxavierpenha, mikeyarce, mkaz, nancythanki, nickmomrik, njweller, nunyvega, obenland, oskosk, pento, professor44, rachelsquirrel, rdcoll, renatoagds, retrofox, richardmtl, richardmuscat, robertbpugh, roccotripaldi, ryanc413, samhotchkiss, samiff, scarstocea, scottsweb, sdixon194, sdquirk, sermitr, simison, stephdau, thehenridev, tmoorewp, tyxla, Viper007Bond, westi, williamvianas, wpkaren, yoavf, zinigor
Tags: AI, MCP, security, backup, migration
Stable tag: 16.4-beta
Requires at least: 7.0
Requires PHP: 7.4
Tested up to: 7.1
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Connect ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI agent to your site. Plus backup, malware scan, firewall, stats, CDN, and SEO tools in one plugin.

== Description ==

### Your WordPress site, now in the conversation ###

https://videopress.com/v/vNLe86tW

Jetpack connects your WordPress site to ChatGPT, Claude, and the other AI agents you already use. Ask in plain language to draft a post, see which pages got the most views, check your backups, or run a security scan, and your agent takes care of it on your site. There's no MCP server to set up or host.

That works because Jetpack plugs your site into WordPress.com's cloud, the same infrastructure that runs millions of sites. The heavy lifting happens there instead of on your host: backups stored off-site with one-click restores and full site migration, malware scanning, brute force protection, downtime monitoring, site analytics with Jetpack Stats, spam filtering, an image CDN, and ad-free video hosting. Plus a firewall, SEO tools, newsletters, social sharing, and forms.

> "All these years later, Jetpack is the iCloud for my WordPress." Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of WordPress ([review](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/all-these-years-later-jetpack-is-the-icloud-for-my-wordpress/))

= How to get started with Jetpack =
Installation is free, quick, and easy. From your WordPress dashboard, add a new plugin, search for Jetpack, and install it. Activate it and connect your WordPress.com account, then open Jetpack AI in your Jetpack menu to connect your AI agent. Unlock real-time backups, one-click malware fixes, and advanced stats by [upgrading to a paid plan](https://jetpack.com/pricing/?from=wporg).

= Need expert support? =
We have a global team of Happiness Engineers ready to provide incredible support. Ask your questions in the support forum or [contact support](https://jetpack.com/contact-support).

### Why use Jetpack on your site ###

= Connect ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI agents =
Manage your site from the AI tools you already use. Connect ChatGPT or Claude in a few clicks, then ask for what you need in plain language. Your agent can work with more than your posts and pages: Jetpack also gives it your stats, backups, security scans, and newsletter, so one conversation covers your whole site.

* Use the AI tools you prefer. Jetpack works with ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Continue, and any other MCP client.
* Ask which posts got the most views, check your backups and activity log, run a security scan, change newsletter settings, or turn on downtime monitoring.
* Draft posts, build a page from a single prompt, organize your Media Library, and optimize your site.
* Choose what your agent can read and what it can change, and turn individual tools on or off whenever you like.
* Your agent acts on your behalf through your WordPress.com account connection, so there's nothing extra to host.

= Security, backup, and migration =
Jetpack Protect watches your site around the clock, and VaultPress Backup keeps a copy of everything off-site so you can undo any mistake. Login protection and basic downtime monitoring are free.

* Back up your site automatically in real time and restore to any point with one click. Storage starts at 10GB, with more available if you need it. Great for WooCommerce and other ecommerce stores, where every order counts.
* Migrate your site to a new host, clone it, or set up a test site from any backup.
* Scan for malware and vulnerabilities automatically, with one-click fixes.
* Block malicious traffic with a web application firewall (WAF), especially while attackers exploit unpatched plugins.
* Stop brute force attacks on your login page, and add two-factor authentication (2FA) with secure WordPress.com login.
* Monitor your site's uptime and get an email alert the moment it goes down.
* See every change and who made it in the activity log.
* Block spam comments and form responses with Akismet Anti-spam.
* Auto-update individual plugins.

Get every security feature in [Jetpack Pro or Complete](https://jetpack.com/pricing/), or buy [VaultPress Backup](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-backup), [Scan](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-scan), and [Akismet Anti-spam](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-spam) on their own.

= Site analytics with Jetpack Stats =
Get clear site statistics without being a data scientist.

* Watch visitors, views, likes, and comments in real time.
* Find your top posts and pages, and the referrers and countries that send you traffic.
* Measure link clicks, video plays, and file downloads.
* See which authors on your team write the most popular content, and where your posts get shared.
* Spot trends with 7-day highlights and Year in Review.

= Grow your audience =
* Turn your posts into a newsletter, and offer paid subscriptions.
* Auto-share posts to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Tumblr, Mastodon, and Nextdoor.
* Grow traffic with SEO tools for Google, Bing, Facebook, and WordPress.com, plus an automatic XML sitemap.
* Collect payments and donations, or sell products, services, and memberships, with Stripe and PayPal.
* Build contact forms with no code and get an email for every response.
* Promote your posts across millions of sites in the WordPress.com and Tumblr ad network with Blaze, for a few dollars.
* Earn money by showing high-quality ads on your site.
* Keep visitors reading with related posts, and add image galleries and slideshows.
* Manage your site on the go with the Jetpack mobile app for iOS and Android.

= Write with Jetpack AI =
Jetpack AI works right in the WordPress editor. Give it a prompt and it drafts posts, pages, lists, and tables, then helps you edit and translate them.

* Write a first draft from a prompt without leaving the editor.
* Change the tone, fix spelling and grammar, or make text shorter or longer.
* Translate your content into many languages.

= Speed and performance =
* Serve images and static files like CSS and JavaScript from our global CDN instead of your server, which saves bandwidth and speeds up your site on mobile.
* Host video with no ads and no recommendations that lead visitors off your site.
* Help visitors find what they need with fast, customizable site search, including product filters for WooCommerce stores.
* Pair Jetpack with [Jetpack Boost](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-boost/) for page caching and better Core Web Vitals.

= Integrations =
Jetpack is updated monthly to work with the plugins and services you already use.

* WooCommerce: Jetpack and WooCommerce are both made by Automattic, so Backup, Scan, Stats, and Anti-spam work with your store out of the box.
* Social networks: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Tumblr, Mastodon, and Nextdoor.
* Payments: Stripe and PayPal.
* Email marketing: Mailchimp.
* Anti-spam (powered by Akismet) for Jetpack Forms, Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms, Formidable Forms, and more.
* Caching: works with WP Super Cache and Cloudflare.
* Blocks for Calendly, Pinterest, WhatsApp, Eventbrite, OpenTable, podcasts, maps, and GIFs.

= Plans and products =
* [Jetpack Complete](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-complete) - Everything Jetpack offers: real-time security, top performance, and growth tools in one plan.
* [Jetpack Pro](https://jetpack.com/pricing/) - Security, performance, and growth tools in one plan, including real-time backups, malware scanning, and spam protection.
* [VaultPress Backup](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-backup) - Save every change and get back online quickly with one-click restores.
* [Jetpack Scan](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-scan) - Automated malware scanning and a web application firewall, with one-click fixes.
* [Jetpack AI](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-ai) - Write, edit, and translate in the editor.
* [Jetpack Stats](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-stats) - Track visits, popular posts, newsletter subscribers, and more.
* [Jetpack Social](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-social) - Share your posts to every major social network from one place.
* [Jetpack Newsletter](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-newsletter) - Turn posts into newsletters and earn from paid subscriptions.
* [Jetpack Search](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-search) - Instant, relevant results for your visitors, with no ads and no tracking.
* [Jetpack VideoPress](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-video) - Ad-free video, uploaded right from the editor.
* [Jetpack Boost](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-boost) - Make your site faster, no developer required.
* [Jetpack CRM](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-crm) - Manage customers, leads, and invoices in WordPress.
* [Akismet Anti-spam](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-spam) - Clear spam from comments and forms automatically.
* [Blaze](https://jetpack.com/redirect?source=org-blaze) - Promote your posts across millions of sites.
* [Jetpack Manage](https://jetpack.com/manage/) - Monitor security, performance, and traffic across all your sites from one dashboard.

= Install only what you need =
Each of these is also available as its own plugin:

* [Jetpack VaultPress Backup](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-backup/)
* [Jetpack Protect](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-protect/)
* [Jetpack Boost](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-boost/)
* [Jetpack Stats](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-stats/)
* [Jetpack Social](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-social/)
* [Jetpack Search](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-search/)
* [Jetpack VideoPress](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-videopress/)
* [Jetpack CRM](https://wordpress.org/plugins/zero-bs-crm/)
* [Akismet Anti-spam](https://wordpress.org/plugins/akismet/)

== Installation ==

= Automated installation =

Installation is free, quick, and easy. From your WordPress dashboard, add a new plugin, search for Jetpack, then install and activate it. Jetpack walks you through connecting your WordPress.com account.

= Manual alternatives =

Alternatively, upload the files manually to your server and follow the on-screen instructions. If you need additional help, read [our detailed instructions](https://jetpack.com/support/getting-started-with-jetpack/).

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Is Jetpack free? =

Yes. Jetpack's core features are free for non-commercial sites, including site stats, an image CDN, related posts, downtime monitoring, brute force protection, automatic sharing to social networks, SEO tools, and more.

= Can I connect ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI agent to my site? =

Yes, and there's nothing extra to install or host. Once you've connected your WordPress.com account, go to Jetpack AI in your Jetpack menu, enable MCP access, and choose your agent. Jetpack works with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP clients, and most of them connect in a few clicks. Your agent can then work with your content and with Jetpack features like Stats, Backup, Scan, and Newsletter. You choose which tools it can use to read or change your site. You can also start from [ChatGPT](https://chatgpt.com/plugins/wordpress-com) or [Claude](https://claude.ai/directory/wordpress-com) by adding the WordPress app there.

= What is MCP? =

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that AI apps like ChatGPT and Claude use to connect to other tools. Jetpack provides the MCP connection for your WordPress site through WordPress.com, so you don't have to install or run an MCP server yourself.

= Is it safe to let an AI agent work on my site? =

You stay in control. MCP access is off until you turn it on, and you choose which tools your agent can use to read your site and which it can use to make changes. You can turn individual tools off, or turn off MCP access entirely, at any time. With VaultPress Backup, you can also restore your site to an earlier point if a change doesn't work out.

= Should I purchase a paid plan? =

It depends on your site and what kind of protection, performance, and design you need. If you make money from your site, the answer is "yes." Jetpack's paid services include real-time backups, security scanning, spam filtering, video hosting, site monetization, search, priority support, and more.

To learn more about the essential security and WordPress services we provide and see how we can improve your site, visit [our plans page](https://jetpack.com/pricing/?from=wporg).

= Why do I need a WordPress.com account? =

Jetpack's services run on WordPress.com's cloud: backups, stats, the image CDN, spam filtering, and the connection to your AI agent. A free WordPress.com account links your site to them.

= I already have a WordPress account, but Jetpack isn't working. What's going on? =

A WordPress.com account is different from the account you use to log into your self-hosted WordPress. If you can log into WordPress.com, then you already have a WordPress.com account. If you can't, you can create one for free when you connect Jetpack.

= Can Jetpack move my site to a new host? =

Yes. VaultPress Backup can migrate your full site to a new host, including your theme, plugins, and database. You can also clone your site, set up a test copy, or repair a broken site by restoring an earlier backup.

= Does Jetpack help with SEO? =

Yes. Jetpack's SEO tools let you set custom titles and meta descriptions, generate an XML sitemap automatically, verify your site with Google, Bing, and Pinterest, and preview how your posts will look in search results and on social media. Jetpack AI can also suggest SEO titles and meta descriptions, and Jetpack Boost helps improve your Core Web Vitals.

= How do I view my stats? =

Once you've installed Jetpack, your stats will be available on your Jetpack dashboard and through the [official WordPress mobile app](https://apps.wordpress.com/mobile/).

= What else does Jetpack include? =

Jetpack works with both the block editor and the classic editor. It also includes:

* Activity log: See every change made to your site, and who made it.
* Ads: Earn income by showing high-quality ads on your site.
* Account protection: Extra protection for your users' accounts, including strong password checks.
* Beautiful Math: Write equations and formulas with LaTeX.
* Carousel: A full-screen photo browsing experience with comments and EXIF data.
* CDN: Serve your images and static files, like CSS and JavaScript, from our global network.
* Comments and Comment Likes: An improved comment form with social login, and likes on individual comments.
* Contact forms: Let readers get in touch without sharing your email address.
* Copy Post: Duplicate any post or page in one click.
* Custom content types: Add portfolios and testimonials to your site.
* Downtime monitoring: Get an email if your site goes down.
* Firewall: A web application firewall (WAF) that blocks malicious traffic.
* Google Fonts: Use Google Fonts in your site's typography.
* Gravatar Hovercards: Show commenters' Gravatar profiles.
* Infinite Scroll: Load the next posts as readers reach the bottom of the page.
* JSON API: Let apps and services connect securely to your site.
* Likes: Let readers like your posts with one click.
* Login protection: Block brute force attacks on your login page.
* Malware scanning: Automatic scans with one-click fixes.
* Markdown: Write posts and comments in Markdown.
* Notifications: Get alerts for new comments and likes in your admin bar and on your phone.
* Plugin auto-updates: Choose which plugins update automatically.
* Post by Email: Publish posts from any email client.
* Related Posts: Show readers what to read next.
* Search: A powerful replacement for WordPress search, powered by Elasticsearch in the WordPress.com cloud.
* SEO tools, sitemaps, and site verification for Google, Bing, and Pinterest.
* Sharing buttons and automatic social sharing with Jetpack Social.
* Shortcode embeds: Embed videos and media from YouTube and across the web.
* Site backup: Real-time backups with VaultPress Backup, plus migration, cloning, and one-click restores.
* Site stats: Visits, top posts and pages, referrers, and more.
* Spam filtering: Block spam comments, product reviews, and form submissions with Akismet.
* Subscriptions: Let visitors subscribe to your posts by email.
* Tiled galleries: Mosaic, square, and circular image galleries.
* Video hosting: Fast, ad-free video with VideoPress.
* Widget visibility and extra widgets.
* WordPress.com login: Secure sign-in with optional two-factor authentication.
* WP.me shortlinks: Short links to your content.

= What blocks does Jetpack include? =

Jetpack adds these blocks to the block editor:

* Writing and AI: AI Assistant, Writing Prompt, Markdown, Blog Stats, Top Posts & Pages, Related Posts, Goodreads
* Media: Image Compare, Slideshow, Tiled Gallery, Story, VideoPress, GIF, Latest Instagram Posts, Pinterest, Podcast Player
* Forms: Form, Salesforce Lead Form, Contact Info, Mailchimp, Cookie Consent
* Payments and earning: Payments, Payment Buttons, Pay with PayPal, Donations, Paywall, Paid Content, Ad
* Subscribers and social: Subscribe, Subscriber Login, Like, Sharing Buttons, Blogroll, Nextdoor, WhatsApp Button
* Business and bookings: Business Hours, Calendly, Eventbrite, Google Calendar, Map, OpenTable, Tock
* Personalization and reviews: Repeat Visitor, Star Rating

Jetpack also adds Social Previews to the editor, so you can see how a post will look on search engines and social media before you publish.

= Do I need an SSL certificate? =

You don’t need an SSL Certificate to run Jetpack on your WordPress website. However, it’s recommended to integrate them both into your overall WordPress security strategy. An SSL certificate (Secure Sockets Layer certificate) creates a secure connection between your website and your site visitors’ browsers. It encrypts any data shared on your site — like addresses, emails, phone numbers, and credit card information — and protects that data from hackers.

If you don’t have an SSL certificate, your site will show a “not secure” warning on users’ browsers, which can reduce your legitimacy in their eyes. SSL certificates also have a positive impact on search engine rankings.

The process of setting up an SSL certificate will depend on your hosting provider. Some hosts include free certificates, while others charge annually.

= How does Jetpack work with WP Super Cache? =

WP Super Cache works by caching your WordPress pages as static HTML pages so that page requests, for an already cached page, do not need to be processed by the WordPress PHP scripts. Typically, most visitors of your site will view cached versions of the WordPress pages, so your server will have more processing power to serve an increased number of users.

Jetpack has an image CDN that works by caching and serving your WordPress images globally from its own servers. These plugins are both maintained by Automattic and work together to give you ultimate site speed.

Automattic actively develops [Jetpack Boost](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-boost/) to help you increase your website speed in ways beyond WP Super Cache. We recommend using Jetpack Boost instead of WP Super Cache.

= What version of PHP do I need? =

Sites must be built on PHP 7.4 or greater, but Jetpack always supports the latest version of PHP.

= Can Jetpack help my site comply with GDPR? =

Our Cookie and Consent Banner can help you comply with GDPR. The European Union’s ePrivacy Directive (often referred to as the ‘cookie law’) and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) place requirements on website owners and operators to provide information about, and gain consent for their use of cookies.

= How do I contribute to Jetpack? =

There are opportunities for developers at all levels to contribute. [Learn more about contributing to Jetpack](https://jetpack.com/contribute) or consider [joining our beta program](https://jetpack.com/beta).


== Screenshots ==

1. Jetpack Pro and Complete provide easy-to-use, comprehensive WordPress site security including backups, malware scanning, and spam protection.
2. Save every change with real-time backups and get back online quickly with one-click restores.
3. Automated malware scanning and one-click fixes keep your site one step ahead of security threats.
4. Promote your newest posts, pages, and products across your social media channels.
5. Incredibly powerful and customizable, help your visitors instantly find the right content – right when they need it.
6. See what’s working with content performance metrics. Simple, yet powerful stats to grow your site.
7. Stunning‑quality video with none of the hassle. Drag and drop videos through the WordPress editor and keep the focus on your content, not the ads.


== Changelog ==
### 16.4-beta - 2026-11-02
#### Enhancements
- Account Protection: Stop turning the feature on automatically for new connections and upgrades from versions before 14.5. Sites where it is already on keep it on.
- AI: Add a remote abilities allowlist to the MCP Read and Write views on self-hosted sites.
- AI: Add search and copyable per-tool links to the MCP Read and Write views.
- AI: Keep the MCP Read and Write toolbar pinned while the tool groups scroll.
- AI: Open the Activity log filtered to actions AI agents took, and link Simple sites to the WordPress.com Activity log.
- AI: Send the editor's and Jetpack Settings' AI links to the Jetpack AI Hub where it is available, and to jetpack.com for users who cannot manage the site.
- AI: Show the Overview and AI Features views on WordPress VIP sites.
- Backup: Link backups in the Activity Log to that backup in the Backup dashboard, which now opens any backup from a link, not only those on the activity page it shows. Backups that finished with warnings can now be opened and restored there too.
- Backup: On sites hosted on WordPress.com, warn before restoring a backup with known security threats, and mark such backups in the backup list and the Activity Log. "Restore backup" in the Activity Log now opens the restore screen in wp-admin.
- Backup: Show the Backup menu only on sites whose plan includes Backup, or did before it expired, and show in My Jetpack whether the plan runs backups, offering an upgrade when it does not.
- Backup: Switch to the redesigned dashboard, where you can browse each backup's files, restore or download a backup, and change when backups run and how long they are kept.
- Block editor: Explain why a Jetpack block is unavailable when Jetpack Blocks or a required feature is turned off, or when Jetpack is not connected.
- Blocks: Use WordPress Design System colors in the editor.
- Comments: Replace the Verbum comment form with Jetpack Comments and remove the Color scheme setting.
- Connection: Add a Connected view to the Users page listing users with a linked WordPress.com account.
- Connection: Ask for confirmation before disconnecting your user account, and offer to transfer ownership first when you own the connection.
- Connection: Link the connection owner's name on the Connectors card to their profile, and update the card without reloading the page when a non-owner disconnects their account.
- Connection: Show a clear message when connecting the site to WordPress.com from the Connectors card fails, instead of WordPress.com's raw error text.
- Connection: Show connection errors on the Connectors card, and keep showing the connection owner when their account connection breaks.
- Connection: Skip site registration in offline mode, and stop retrying it on every page load after an error that retrying cannot fix.
- Connection: Transfer connection ownership to another administrator without leaving your site.
- Connection: Transfer connection ownership to another connected administrator from the Connectors page.
- Connection: When disconnecting the site from the Connectors card, list the plugins that will stop working and link to help.
- Debugging Center: Add links to troubleshooting guides and clarify the troubleshooting steps.
- Editor: Let writers know when the featured image is also in the post, and hide it on the post where the theme supports that.
- Email design: Follow the Styles panel's text size for image captions in the editor canvas.
- Firewall: Explain to a visitor blocked by the IP block list what happened and that site managers can log in for more information.
- Forms: Open the Forms dashboard faster by skipping a redirect.
- Jetpack AI: Link self-hosted sites to the Jetpack ChatGPT plugin.
- Jetpack AI: Use the same cards and spacing on AI Features and MCP and Connectors as the other Jetpack settings screens.
- Knowledge: Add storage and REST APIs without requiring the Gutenberg experiment.
- Likes: Show how many more people liked a post at the end of the likes popover, which lists up to 90 people.
- My Jetpack: Add catalog-controlled Pro offers and preserve existing plan management.
- My Jetpack: Connect a WordPress.com account from feature cards that need one. Show feature states through switches or buttons instead of redundant Active or Inactive badges, and show host restrictions below descriptions. Leave features out of Available when their only action is an install you cannot make.
- My Jetpack: Keep a plugin's switch on the Features tab busy until its card has refreshed after turning the plugin on or off, and show the success message once the card is up to date.
- My Jetpack: Leave the recommendation to install or activate plugins included in a bundle plan out of the Jetpack menu notification badge.
- My Jetpack: Line up notices with the cards below them, and drop the grey background behind the Features grid and list buttons.
- My Jetpack: List VaultPress Backup among the plans that include Activity Log history, simplify the Search paid-plan wording, and show the ad-free, customizable VideoPress player as included in the free plan.
- My Jetpack: Open My Jetpack instead of Settings for administrators on sites in Offline Mode, without connecting to WordPress.com.
- My Jetpack: Open supported Modules links in Features.
- My Jetpack: Open the Jetpack Connection details on the Connectors screen from the header's Manage connection link.
- My Jetpack: Recognize Jetpack Pro subscriptions and licenses.
- My Jetpack: Refresh Pro availability while preserving existing offers.
- My Jetpack: Remove the Products page and open Features from links to it. Point the footer's Modules link and Help's All Jetpack modules link back to the Modules page.
- My Jetpack: Show a connection error on the Overview connection card while your account is still to be connected, instead of only asking you to connect it.
- My Jetpack: Show the avatar and connection status control in the header by default, with access to connection and plan details.
- My Jetpack: Show unavailable features with their reasons and add an Available filter.
- My Jetpack: Speed up page load by removing duplicate product and plan requests.
- Newsletter: Add a Newsletter overview panel to the editor that explains who gets the post by email and who can read it on the site.
- Newsletter: Add an Overview tab with an onboarding checklist that guides you through setting up your newsletter.
- Newsletter: Add a subscribers proxy route for sending a confirmation email to bounced subscribers.
- Newsletter: Describe the post audience, paid tier and email settings in the REST API schema, so AI agents and other API clients know which values to send.
- Newsletter: Download as CSV on the Subscribers screen now exports the subscribers you have filtered or searched for, in the order the table shows them.
- Newsletter: Open the email design screen in the same tab from the email preview, with a way back to the post.
- Newsletter: pick a readable text color to go with the email button background you choose.
- Newsletter: Remove the block inserter and List View from the email design screen, where neither had anything to show.
- Newsletter: Say in the email design Styles panel that text with its own size or font in the post has to be changed there instead.
- Newsletter: Show the "Preview email" and "Send test email" actions even when emails are turned off for a post.
- Newsletter: Space the settings cards 16px apart, matching the other Jetpack settings screens.
- Newsletter: Use the same status icons as the AI launchpad checklist.
- Omnibar: Return the Reader, Notifications, and Launch site nodes from the admin-bar endpoint.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: Call a PayPal payment a payment button everywhere, and payment links and buttons where both are meant. The admin page is now PayPal Payment Buttons.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: Gray the preview button in the Create new form until the link is created.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: List the posts and pages using a payment button on its admin detail view, drafts included, with edit and view links.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: Move the connection panel's actions into the menus, drop the unused connect Success step, and show Sandbox under Log out for sandbox accounts.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: Show the PayPal logo and a clearer connect message in the block's placeholder before PayPal is connected.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: Show the style controls under a saved payment link's details instead of in a Styles tab.
- Podcast: Add a toggle to hide the author in the Podcast Episode block.
- Podcast: Use the same cards, column width, and spacing as the other Jetpack settings screens.
- Premium Analytics: Add a "View in new tab" row action that opens the live post, page or email from the Posts & pages and Emails reports.
- Premium Analytics: Add a line or bar chart type control to the WooCommerce report widgets.
- Premium Analytics: Add All time to the report date menu, covering everything since the site's stats began.
- Premium Analytics: Add a Mark as spam action, with Undo, to the Referrers report.
- Premium Analytics: Add an upgrade page with a pricing slider to pick a Stats tier.
- Premium Analytics: Add a Settings tab to the dashboard, where site owners can see their plan usage and change the Stats settings, and open it from the "Manage Stats settings" link in Settings › Traffic when Stats v2 is on.
- Premium Analytics: Add column headers naming the rows and the metric to the Insights lists, Top tags & categories, Email breakdown and Top viewed posts.
- Premium Analytics: Add likes, comments and an all-time traffic table to the author detail page, and count an author's views even when they rank below the top 20 authors.
- Premium Analytics: Add video thumbnails to the VideoPress widget, and link the Videos report thumbnails to the video detail page.
- Premium Analytics: Always offer adding and removing widgets on the dashboard.
- Premium Analytics: Cap the cards on report pages at a centered 1440px column on wide screens, so each row's label and numbers stay close enough to read together.
- Premium Analytics: Compare the dashboard with the previous period by default.
- Premium Analytics: Draw negative values below zero in ranked bar charts, show the right direction of change when the previous value was negative, and size list bars to the current period when comparing.
- Premium Analytics: Draw tabbed metric charts in the admin color, with the metric paired in the Traffic summary in a darker shade, instead of a different color per metric.
- Premium Analytics: Draw the previous period in the Traffic summary only when it is switched on from the chart legend.
- Premium Analytics: Draw today's WordAds bucket as not yet counted for Ads Served and Revenue, as for CPM, and say so in the tooltip.
- Premium Analytics: Draw visitors inside the views bar in the Traffic summary's bar chart, as Jetpack Stats v1 does.
- Premium Analytics: Explain what Tags & categories shows when the plan locks it.
- Premium Analytics: Hide Stats CSV exports on plans that do not include them, and lock a post's all-time traffic on free plans.
- Premium Analytics: Introduce the WooCommerce tab in the Stats onboarding for store owners.
- Premium Analytics: Keep the reports and post stats pages opened from the Traffic tab within the plan's dates.
- Premium Analytics: Label WooCommerce visitor counts as Store visitors, so they aren't confused with Jetpack Stats visitors.
- Premium Analytics: Let free WordPress.com sites resize the Traffic views chart with Customize.
- Premium Analytics: Let shop managers open the dashboard to read the store reports.
- Premium Analytics: Let Store performance pick its metrics in the widget header.
- Premium Analytics: Let Store performance switch between a line and a bar chart in the widget header.
- Premium Analytics: Lighten heatmap colors in cards such as Posting activity and Views over years, while keeping low values distinct from empty cells.
- Premium Analytics: Limit the Traffic tab's dates and chart grouping to what the site's plan includes, such as the last 7 days on a free plan.
- Premium Analytics: Link author names in Popular authors and the Authors report to the author's page.
- Premium Analytics: Link each Top performing products and bookings row to its product.
- Premium Analytics: Link locked Stats features to WordPress.com support pages in the user's language.
- Premium Analytics: Make the days in Monthly posting activity larger, growing with the card and wrapping the months onto two rows in the default layout.
- Premium Analytics: Mark the Comments Subscribers and File downloads report links as opening in a new tab.
- Premium Analytics: Move a Top tags & categories tile a reader placed on a customized Insights layout to their Traffic layout, once.
- Premium Analytics: Move the Top tags & categories widget to the Traffic tab, where it and its report follow the date picker.
- Premium Analytics: Move the Traffic summary's grouping control (by days, weeks or months) into the chart itself, which remembers your choice.
- Premium Analytics: Name each metric's comparison period in line and bar chart legends, such as "Views (Prev. 30 days)".
- Premium Analytics: Name the rows and what the values count above the Traffic tab lists, following the selected view and each drill-down level.
- Premium Analytics: Name the selected chart interval in the dashboard header instead of showing a bar chart icon.
- Premium Analytics: Offer "Mark as spam" from the Top referrers widget rows, as the Referrers report does.
- Premium Analytics: Offer a Create post action in empty Traffic and Popular post widgets when the site has no published posts.
- Premium Analytics: Offer a paid Stats plan to free sites 30 days after their first visit.
- Premium Analytics: Offer a referrer's site from a "View in new tab" action beside its name in the Top referrers widget, instead of linking the whole row out.
- Premium Analytics: Offer a URL builder when the selected UTM report has no visits.
- Premium Analytics: Offer a yearly interval in the Traffic summary on ranges of three years or longer, and label a first or last month or year that the range cuts by its days.
- Premium Analytics: Offer daily intervals on long date ranges in the Traffic summary line chart.
- Premium Analytics: Offer switching the dashboard off only while the site still has a classic Stats page to return to.
- Premium Analytics: Offer the sales, orders and visitors over time widgets in the WooCommerce tab's inserter.
- Premium Analytics: Offer the UTM Build URL dialog in the Top UTM card footer and on the UTM report page, so sites with UTM visits can open it too.
- Premium Analytics: Open on the last 7 days, or on the range you last picked in Stats, and remember a range you apply.
- Premium Analytics: Open the dashboard from the admin bar Stats links when it is enabled.
- Premium Analytics: Open the dashboard on the WooCommerce tab when WooCommerce is active.
- Premium Analytics: Open the live post, page or email in a new tab from its row in a Stats widget, beside the title that opens its stats.
- Premium Analytics: Play the video on its stats report.
- Premium Analytics: Rearrange the WooCommerce tab's default layout, which no longer includes the sales, orders and visitors over time widgets.
- Premium Analytics: Remember your Compare choice, including No comparison, the next time you open Stats.
- Premium Analytics: Remove the region toggle from Store visitors by location, which now lists countries worldwide.
- Premium Analytics: Rename the Store tab to WooCommerce, including its URL.
- Premium Analytics: Rename the Videos, Clicks, Authors and Locations report CSV headers to match the table columns.
- Premium Analytics: Reports: fold the Archives tab like the other drilldown reports, with a chevron on each archive type and every row at one weight.
- Premium Analytics: Say that nothing is recorded yet in eight empty Traffic widgets when the site has no views at all, and in Top tags & categories when no post is published, instead of the text about the selected period.
- Premium Analytics: Say when the site has no subscribers yet in the empty Subscriber summary widget, with a Learn more link.
- Premium Analytics: Show a notice when the site nears or passes its plan's monthly views limit.
- Premium Analytics: Show an upload link in Top videos when the site has no VideoPress videos.
- Premium Analytics: Show chart tooltips with dark text on a light background.
- Premium Analytics: Show every row on Stats report pages on one page, instead of splitting them into pages of 10.
- Premium Analytics: Show exact figures in single-figure Stats widgets, shortening them only where they would be clipped.
- Premium Analytics: Show highlight metric notes in a styled tooltip that also opens on keyboard focus.
- Premium Analytics: Show hours watched and retention rate on the Videos report, and name the Videos, Clicks, Authors and Locations columns as in Stats.
- Premium Analytics: Show one upgrade prompt in place of Insights, and of Traffic below the chart, on free WordPress.com sites.
- Premium Analytics: Show paid Stats features as locked, with an upgrade link, on plans that do not include them.
- Premium Analytics: Show plan usage on the Settings tab in a taller, brand-colored meter.
- Premium Analytics: Show the Bookings metric of Store performance only on stores running WooCommerce Bookings.
- Premium Analytics: Show the chart groupings the site's plan locks in the chart interval menu, with an upgrade link.
- Premium Analytics: Show the date once in chart tooltips, read each row as value then metric, and list the comparison period in a second column.
- Premium Analytics: Show the empty-cell color at the start of heatmap legends such as Posting activity.
- Premium Analytics: Show the Jetpack footer at the bottom of every Stats page, like other Jetpack screens.
- Premium Analytics: Show the notice about a failed refresh at the top of the section, instead of inside the sticky header.
- Premium Analytics: Show the Personal plan's monthly price in the upgrade prompt that replaces a free WordPress.com site's Insights and Traffic sections.
- Premium Analytics: Show the same search icon in every widget empty state, including the post, email, video and author pages, and reword the empty text of several widgets and the Ads earnings history.
- Premium Analytics: Show the selected section tab in the design system colors instead of the admin theme color.
- Premium Analytics: Show the Stats plan choice on a site that is not connected yet, and connect the site from it.
- Premium Analytics: Show the Top performing products rows before their thumbnails load.
- Premium Analytics: Show the widgets' View all link and CSV download in the card footer.
- Premium Analytics: Show the WooCommerce tab on sites running WooCommerce.
- Premium Analytics: Show what the values count above Top pages and Latest emails sent, and the unit in the tooltip of an abbreviated value.
- Premium Analytics: Stop the tour from offering period comparison on a free plan, which covers only the last 7 days.
- Premium Analytics: Tell store owners on the WooCommerce tab when the store has no orders yet.
- Premium Analytics: Thank the reader for their Stats purchase when checkout returns to the dashboard.
- Premium Analytics: Upload a first video from the Top videos widget and follow it while it processes.
- Premium Analytics: Use a 2px corner radius on chart bars.
- Premium Analytics: Use the dashboard's generic empty state in the WooCommerce widgets for a period with no data.
- Protect: Add a Protect page for Scan, Firewall, Login protection and Downtime monitoring, with threat details and fixes, scan history, blocked-request stats, uptime and their settings. It's on by default for connected sites, except those that also run the Jetpack Protect plugin, and replaces the Security tab in Jetpack > Settings. The admin bar and Jetpack menu show threat counts that link to it.
- Protect: Refuse to save a firewall block list that includes your own IP address.
- Related Posts: Expose the "Show related content after posts" on/off toggle in Settings > Reading by default so users can disable the feature, including on Portfolio custom post type pages.
- Scan: Stop showing threat alerts in the admin menu, admin bar, and My Jetpack on WordPress.com-hosted (Atomic) sites.
- Settings: Match the page header, tabs, and cards of the other Jetpack settings screens.
- Sharing: Add a link to configure Like buttons in Jetpack > Settings > Sharing, and on block themes, point the Sharing and Like buttons settings in Jetpack and My Jetpack to Settings > Sharing instead of the Site Editor.
- Sharing: Replace the Settings > Sharing screen with a redesigned version.
- Sharing Buttons: Add a WordPress button so readers can repost a post on their own site, through WordPress.com or by entering their site's address.
- Sharing Buttons: When the block is added to your templates automatically, start it on X, Facebook and Mastodon, and keep a legacy Press This button as the WordPress button.
- Sharing Buttons block: List the buttons in the block sidebar, with a button to add more, as core does for the Buttons and Social Icons blocks.
- Social: Replace the Overview traffic chart's date range dropdown with a menu button.
- Social: Tighten the spacing between wrapped legend rows in the Overview traffic chart.
- SSO: When a site requires two-step authentication and your WordPress.com account doesn't have it, the login screen now names your account and links straight to two-step setup.
- Stats: Invite sites whose cookie banner Stats cannot read yet to finish the Visitor consent setup in the Stats v2 Settings tab.
- Stats: Mark the keyboard-selected bar in stats bar charts with a focus ring that shows on any bar color.
- Stats: Show location map tooltips in Premium Analytics and Podcast stats on the same dark surface, and at the same distance from the cursor, as the other chart tooltips.
- Stats: Stop counting visitors who have not allowed statistics cookies on sites that run the WP Consent API, and add a Visitor consent card to the Stats v2 Settings tab that helps set it up.
- Stats widget: show a skeleton of the widget while it loads, in place of the spinner.
- Subscriptions: Add a filter to customize the format of the subscriber count.
- VideoPress: Add a Channel Details block to channel sites, with the channel's handle, subscribers, videos, playlists, views and start date.
- VideoPress: Add an Episode Navigation block.
- VideoPress: Add an introductory video to the first-run welcome modal.
- VideoPress: Add a page per playlist on channel sites, with All Playlists cards linking to it and a Video Playlist block option to show the playlist being viewed.
- VideoPress: Add a Playlist Details block.
- VideoPress: Add a Video Details block, and let the VideoPress Video block play the newest upload.
- VideoPress: Add camera recording with selectable filters, animated controls, mirrored preview, and trim-and-cut editing before uploading from the dashboard and VideoPress block.
- VideoPress: Add trim and cut editing to the video block toolbar and clarify the editor tool icons.
- VideoPress: Let channel blocks show authors a call to action while a channel has no videos or playlists.
- VideoPress: Let the Latest Videos Playlist block sort, search, filter by length and paginate, and show view counts.
- VideoPress: Let the Video Playlist block show a playlist published on the site, and let the All Playlists block sort by last update and show each playlist's last update and length.
- VideoPress: Make the Overview date range picker keyboard-navigable with arrow keys.
- VideoPress: Make the Trim & cut editor available in the video dashboard and block editor.
- VideoPress: Match the card spacing and top margin of the other Jetpack settings screens.
- VideoPress: Open this site's video pages from a Video Playlist in the same tab, and mark the video being viewed.

#### Bug fixes
- Account Protection: Update the module description to reflect what the feature does.
- Activity Log: Show an empty date picker on the free plan, instead of a date range it does not apply.
- Admin Bar: Fix a fatal error in the admin bar endpoint when a plugin adds a menu page outside the admin_menu hook.
- Admin menu: Make the top-level Jetpack menu link open My Jetpack instead of Akismet Anti-spam.
- Admin pages: Keep administrators signed in on the Settings and Modules pages when another plugin's REST authentication filter returns an empty value such as null or false.
- AI: Open the new SEO page from the SEO settings link on every site that has it, instead of the Traffic settings.
- AI Assistant: Keep the Excerpt field in the post editor when the AI excerpt panel cannot be loaded.
- Backup: Keep the dashboard available after a Jetpack Pro plan expires.
- Backup: Show a finished backup in the list without a page reload, even when WordPress.com is slow to list it, and add a "Backup complete" notice that stays until it is dismissed.
- Backup: Show that Backup is unavailable in Offline Mode instead of the dashboard, so a local copy of a site can't act on the live site's backups.
- Backup: Stop the Get VaultPress Backup button from staying busy when setup fails.
- Backup: Underline the "Get in touch with us", "Learn more" and "Modify" links, so they stand out from the sentence around them without relying on color.
- Blogroll block: Stop asking to save Blogroll Recommendations when nothing in the block changed.
- Brute Force Protection: Fix correct logins being rejected after the math challenge, and keep the username and login destination when the password must be entered again.
- Brute Force Protection: Let new users set their password from a blocked IP, and stop sending recovery emails to accounts that have not set one yet.
- Carousel: Remove the hidden "Loading Comments..." text from pages when the carousel comments area is turned off.
- Charts: Announce line, area and bar charts correctly to screen readers.
- CLI: Make `wp jetpack protect allow` read the current IP allow list, so adding an IP no longer replaces the existing entries.
- Comments: Only redirect to safe URLs after a comment is posted.
- Comments: Show the default avatar instead of a broken image on old comments left with an X (Twitter) login.
- Comments API: Hide Fediverse likes, reposts, and quotes from comment lists unless the request asks for a type.
- Connection: Explain why connecting the site failed instead of showing a raw or generic error.
- Connection: Fix the Safe Mode window in My Jetpack opening empty, with no choices.
- Connection: Show connection owner names containing characters like & correctly.
- Connection: Translate the Connectors card's text on sites that don't use English.
- Cookie Consent: Apply the block's Custom CSS to the banner.
- Decode HTML entities in recent post titles on the Overview page.
- Email design: Keep the saved design on screen while resetting it to the defaults.
- Email Design: stop the screen offering the site's Styles panel, which changed the site's design rather than the email's.
- External Media: Prevent a fatal error when the copy endpoint receives a malformed media parameter.
- Forms, Newsletter, SEO: Show the details sidebar at full width on medium-sized screens.
- Forms: Add labels and usage hints to the embed code and shortcode fields in the "add it to a page" dialog.
- Forms: Fix a PHP warning and broken form when a contact form shortcode is nested inside another one.
- Forms: Fix error notices shown after deleting or trashing a form, even though it succeeded.
- Forms: Fix the class attribute on field wrappers that use the inset label layout.
- Forms: Keep brackets in submitted values escaped, so they cannot run shortcodes, on WordPress versions with the new HTML sanitizer.
- Gist: Preserve formatting when embedding a GitHub Gist URL on its own line in post content.
- Google Photos: Show a reconnect prompt when the Google connection is rejected, explain when the Google account has no Google Photos set up, and start a new picker session when the saved one no longer exists.
- Hide the WordPress Agent and its notice on WordPress.com sites that no longer have a plan granting Big Sky.
- Jetpack AI: Show the Jetpack AI box on My Jetpack as turned off, with its switch locked, when the host or custom code has turned AI off.
- Keep hidden Jetpack menu items out of the remote dashboard menu.
- Likes: In the likes popover, link a liker who has no Gravatar profile to their site instead of a Gravatar page that does not exist.
- Likes: Keep Like buttons on custom post types on new sites until you choose where buttons appear.
- Map block: Preserve saved locations when opening or resizing the editor and prevent stale address lookups from overwriting newer edits. Center maps after marker changes, keep deleted markers removed, and show address lookup failures.
- Modules: Fix a fatal error on the Modules screen when the tag filter in the address is not plain text.
- Modules: Fix a fatal error when the module information link in the address is not plain text.
- Monitor: Show each user their own downtime email setting instead of the one another admin saved last.
- My Jetpack, Newsletter, Settings: Fix "Something went wrong!" on WordPress 7.1 when the site data request fails.
- My Jetpack: Bring the first Features results into view after changing the filter or search while scrolled down.
- My Jetpack: Fetch a new speed score when the saved one is incomplete, instead of showing an empty score.
- My Jetpack: Fix a fatal error when activating Jetpack beside an older standalone Jetpack plugin.
- My Jetpack: Hide other plugins' notices while the setup screen is open, and stop the full-screen layout breaking when another plugin adds an admin body class first.
- My Jetpack: Hide the legacy Custom Content Types module from Features.
- My Jetpack: Keep the Help tab's cards inside their column on narrow screens.
- My Jetpack: Let administrators who can manage modules but not plugins switch modules on and off in bulk from the Features list.
- My Jetpack: Make the connection screen's Connect button and footer links reachable on shorter screens.
- My Jetpack: Measure the home page's speed score when WordPress lives in a subdirectory.
- My Jetpack: On WordPress.com, show Personal and Premium sites the vulnerability report and the Scan upgrade on the Protect card, since their plans don't include Scan.
- My Jetpack: Retry loading the Features list after a rate-limited or unreadable response, and say the list is incomplete when it cannot be loaded.
- My Jetpack: Return to the tab you came from with the back link on product upgrade screens.
- My Jetpack: Show the correct product status and use the active plugin copy when turning products on or off with both stable and Beta or development copies installed.
- My Jetpack: Show the firewall as on in the Protect card whenever it is running, matching the Protect page.
- My Jetpack: Show the highest-priority notice first when several are set at once.
- My Jetpack: Stop offering retired Security and Growth plans while preserving existing subscriptions.
- My Jetpack: Stop showing an empty account avatar on the Overview connection card when nothing in use needs a user connection.
- Newsletter: Allow comping subscribers who don't have a WordPress.com account.
- Newsletter: Always use the logged-out version of a post when the ActivityPub plugin shares it to the Fediverse.
- Newsletter: Ask before leaving the settings page while a section has unsaved changes.
- Newsletter: Ask before switching dashboard tabs with unsaved settings changes.
- Newsletter: Avoid a fatal error when an older copy of the Newsletter package is loaded during an update.
- Newsletter: Correct the email design Styles panel descriptions to match which parts of the email each control actually changes.
- Newsletter: Detect paid newsletter plans by their tier type as well as the mailing list setting.
- Newsletter: Focus “Not now” first in the paid subscription setup dialog, so pressing Enter no longer leaves the editor.
- Newsletter: Keep the email preview's device highlight on the selected device when the window is resized.
- Newsletter: Keep the email preview at a width the device selector still offers when the editor window narrows.
- Newsletter: Label the top of the subscribers chart in the dashboard widget, so the line never runs past the last label.
- Newsletter: Let paid posts target a single tier or all paid subscribers, with subscriber counts for each.
- Newsletter: Preview the post you came from when opening Email Design from a post's email preview.
- Newsletter: Reject unknown post audience values sent through the REST API instead of publishing the post to everyone.
- Newsletter: Remember the chosen number of subscribers per page on the Subscribers screen.
- Newsletter: Send test emails even when emails are turned off for a post.
- Newsletter: Show every active comped plan in the Subscribers list, including comps held alongside a paid plan, and leave out expired plans.
- Newsletter: Stop showing two "Please connect your user account" errors in the post editor to users who haven't connected their own WordPress.com account.
- Only show published posts in the Overview's Recent posts card.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: Collect the shipping address without a shipping fee, from a new "Shipping address" toggle. Tax or shipping from PayPal settings now shows an error until the address is on.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: Keep the fields of a payment link that the block does not edit when the block is saved.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: Save a payment button with unpriced variants again.
- PayPal Payment Buttons: Stop telling editors and authors that PayPal is disconnected when they simply do not manage the connection, and stop offering them a reconnect flow they cannot complete.
- Paywall block: Show Paid subscribers as unavailable in the toolbar, with a link to set up payments, matching the Content access panel.
- Podcast: Give the downloads by location map an accessible name for screen readers.
- Podcast: Keep a newly picked category, explicit setting or cover image on screen while it saves, instead of showing the old one until the save finishes.
- Podcast: Recognize Pro subscriptions and replace retired Growth purchase offers with an available plan.
- Podcast: Translate the dashboard's interface strings.
- Post by Email: Forget a user's saved address when they disconnect from WordPress.com, so reconnecting with a different account no longer shows the old one.
- Post List: Update the module description to reflect what the feature does.
- Premium Analytics: Compare each week, month or year in the Traffic summary and the WooCommerce tab's charts with the one covering the same days in the comparison period, instead of the one in the same position.
- Premium Analytics: Compare Last 30 days and custom ranges starting mid-month with the same number of days right before them.
- Premium Analytics: Delay order analytics sync until the store's analytics full sync starts.
- Premium Analytics: Draw attention to the date control when a click on the Traffic summary chart sets the period.
- Premium Analytics: Drop the URL column from the comment authors CSV, since its links only worked on the site and could expose guest commenters' email addresses.
- Premium Analytics: Fix chart tooltips wrapping into a narrow column on WordPress.com, and metric tab text showing through a tooltip.
- Premium Analytics: Fix hourly Traffic chart times that were an hour off on daylight saving days.
- Premium Analytics: Fix post, video and author stats pages that could crash with "Something went wrong" right after opening.
- Premium Analytics: Fix Returns in the WooCommerce reports for a full refund after a partial refund, and for refunds of orders that were never paid.
- Premium Analytics: Fix the center total of donut and semi-circle charts showing through the chart tooltip.
- Premium Analytics: Fix value axis labels piling up at the left edge of a summary bar chart resized to one row.
- Premium Analytics: Follow the WooCommerce Analytics date type setting in store reports instead of always using the order creation date.
- Premium Analytics: Give map, leaderboard and conversion funnel charts an accessible name and role for screen readers.
- Premium Analytics: Hide redundant labels from single-metric widgets whose titles already identify the metric.
- Premium Analytics: Hide Stats v2 from users who cannot connect the site until it is connected, as the Stats menu does, and send them to the Dashboard if they reload the page.
- Premium Analytics: Keep a deep link's day interval and date label when its ISO offsets were pasted with an unencoded plus, which the querystring reads as a space.
- Premium Analytics: Keep conversion funnel bars and empty-state messages visible in one-row widgets.
- Premium Analytics: Keep long figures in the metric cards above the charts from being cut off, spread the cards evenly over their rows, and show full figures when the cards collapse into a dropdown.
- Premium Analytics: Label a partial first or last week on the Traffic, Subscribers, and ads charts with the selected range's own start or end date.
- Premium Analytics: Leave hidden series out of a line chart's tooltip when you move through the chart with the arrow keys.
- Premium Analytics: Leave the plan usage card out of the Settings tab when the plan has no view limit, as on WordPress.com, instead of saying usage isn't available.
- Premium Analytics: Let one-row summary charts, such as the default Store performance tile, show their tooltip by drawing them as sparklines without axes.
- Premium Analytics: Line up the column header above leaderboard rows with the row text.
- Premium Analytics: Line up the values and the change badges in their own columns in the Stats list widgets when a comparison is on.
- Premium Analytics: Load the author page on sites that block the WordPress users endpoint.
- Premium Analytics: Make donut and semi-circle chart widgets such as Devices reachable by keyboard, and name them for screen readers.
- Premium Analytics: Make low values in heatmaps such as Posting activity easier to tell apart from empty cells, and show zero counts as empty.
- Premium Analytics: Make widget titles, descriptions, help notes and settings labels translatable.
- Premium Analytics: Match the Jetpack logo position and header height on Stats pages to the other Jetpack pages.
- Premium Analytics: Move between conversion funnel steps with the arrow keys, show each step's tooltip as soon as it takes keyboard focus, have screen readers read that tooltip, and label the tooltip's rate "Conversion rate".
- Premium Analytics: Name each widget chart after its widget, so screen readers can tell the charts on a dashboard apart.
- Premium Analytics: Pair each week with its matching week in a year-ago weekly comparison, and show the days each week covers in the Traffic and ads chart tooltips.
- Premium Analytics: Recognize the Stats views included in Jetpack Pro on the upgrade page.
- Premium Analytics: Reports: show the Referrers, Clicks, Authors and UTM tables at one weight on every row, so the chevron alone marks a row that expands.
- Premium Analytics: Resend order history once on stores that synced it through the WooCommerce Analytics plugin, so product, tax and coupon reports include past orders.
- Premium Analytics: Scroll the Jetpack footer with the page, instead of keeping it pinned to the bottom of the screen.
- Premium Analytics: Set wrapped chart legend rows closer together, and space legend items the same way in every chart.
- Premium Analytics: Show a focus ring on conversion funnel steps when you move to them with the keyboard.
- Premium Analytics: Show a video watched for a few minutes as "< 0.1" hours, not 0.0, on the Videos report and video detail page.
- Premium Analytics: Show no value, rather than 0 with a -100% change, for store averages and conversion rate over a period with no orders or sessions.
- Premium Analytics: Show store money with the store's number of decimals setting, as WooCommerce Analytics does.
- Premium Analytics: Show store revenue and other money values in the store's currency instead of always US dollars.
- Premium Analytics: Show the author's name in the author page breadcrumb.
- Premium Analytics: Show the empty state in the WooCommerce report charts when the period and its comparison have no activity, instead of a flat line at zero.
- Premium Analytics: Show the new Stats plan and views limit on the first load after a Jetpack Stats purchase, instead of the old ones for up to five minutes.
- Premium Analytics: Show the values for the selected date in chart tooltips when you move through a chart with the arrow keys.
- Premium Analytics: Stop showing zeros in the WooCommerce tab for a few minutes after a store's first sync finishes.
- Premium Analytics: Stop the WooCommerce tab from reporting a sync error for stores whose data already finished syncing.
- Protect: Send WordPress.com-hosted sites to WordPress.com to manage Scan, and hide the server credentials link there.
- Protect: Update the menu badge and the "Threats found" admin bar notice as soon as threats are fixed, ignored, or deleted.
- REST API: Limit the response data kept in memory when resolving redirects.
- Scan: Stop toolbar status requests and sidebar Scan and Rewind cache refreshes while the site is in offline mode.
- Search: Activate free Search in place from "Start for free" instead of falling back to the $0 checkout.
- Search: Avoid requesting the Search plan in offline mode.
- Search: Open the Instant Search filters panel below the results header on small screens, so the Filters toggle stays visible.
- Search: Show the fallback starting price per month, billed yearly, instead of $100 a month on the Search upgrade page when prices cannot be loaded.
- SEO: Fix breadcrumb structured data repeating the current post, or adding an unrelated post, on sites with a static front page and no Posts page.
- SEO: Fix saving settings, clearing front-page descriptions, and switching sitemaps off on private sites. Preserve unsaved title structure edits when saving another row.
- SEO: Generate alt text for newly inserted images when "Auto-generate metadata" is on, even if "Image alt text" was unticked earlier.
- SEO: Keep disabled GEO settings off after reloading. Detect static robots.txt and llms.txt files on supported managed hosting. Hide the Site visibility progress badge on private sites.
- SEO: Line up the Enable SEO tools card on the Settings, Content, and GEO tabs with the Overview tab.
- SEO Tools: Fix the homepage and archive pages being hidden from search engines when their newest post is.
- Settings: Return the Akismet key only to users who can manage options.
- Settings: Show the classic Modules list when the REST API rejects authentication.
- Sharing: Improve how the Mastodon button handles the server address readers enter.
- Sharing: Include the post image in the Pinterest button on AMP pages, so Pinterest no longer asks visitors to upload one.
- Sharing: Keep backslashes in the sharing label when changing sharing settings from WordPress.com or the Jetpack dashboard.
- Sharing: Offer a single X button when adding sharing services. Sites that already use the older X (Twitter) button keep it.
- Sharing: Stop Settings > Sharing from resetting sharing links to open in the same window.
- Sharing Buttons block: Avoid duplicate ids when the block appears more than once on a page.
- Sharing Buttons block: Keep the buttons as close together on the site as in the editor, instead of spacing them with the theme's default block gap.
- Sharing Buttons block: Show a preview of each service when hovering it in the block inserter.
- Shortcodes: Add a title to YouTube embed iframes so screen readers can announce them.
- Shortcodes: Recognize YouTube live links so livestreams embed and show a thumbnail, including private and unlisted streams.
- Show a dash instead of 0% for a post's open and click rates until it has recorded sends.
- Site Accelerator: Fix some images hosted on other sites failing to load when their file name ends in a size like -600x400.
- Sitemaps: Fix one URL from the other URLs filter being skipped after every 50.
- Slideshow and Story blocks: Keep every file when uploading several at once with client-side media processing enabled. Slideshow and Tiled Gallery blocks: Hide the upload button from users who cannot upload.
- Slideshow block: Keep slides exposed as list items to screen readers, fixing an accessibility audit error.
- Social: Fix low-contrast placeholder chips in the share message help text and the available placeholders list.
- Social: Focus Cancel first in the Delete confirmation for a scheduled share, so pressing Enter no longer deletes it.
- Social: Respect the connections chosen for sharing when a post is published through the API.
- Stats: Fix the Stats v2 Settings link for switching Stats off on WordPress.com Personal and Premium sites, which led back to Stats.
- Stats: Show country names instead of country codes in the WooCommerce Store visitors by location widget and its CSV export.
- Stats: Show view counts in the Pages list, and any list with more than 100 posts, instead of leaving them blank.
- Stop showing upgrade suggestions to Jetpack Pro sites on the classic Stats page.
- Subscriptions: Give the subscribe pop-up the site's page background from Global Styles so its text stays readable on dark styles.
- Subscriptions: Hide the subscribe modal, overlay, and floating button from readers awaiting subscription confirmation.
- Subscriptions: Make the subscribe pop-up a labelled dialog that takes keyboard focus and keeps Tab inside it until it closes.
- Subscriptions: Treat readers who follow a WordPress.com site in the Reader as subscribed in the Subscriptions widget, instead of showing them the subscribe form.
- Tiled Gallery: Keep every image when uploading several at once with client-side media processing enabled.
- Traffic settings: Add spacing below the notice pointing to the SEO dashboard.
- VideoPress: Attach newly uploaded videos to the post or page being edited.
- VideoPress: Fix incorrect video statistics on sites configured to use HTML query separators.
- VideoPress: Fix local video uploads reporting an error instead of inserting the Video block.
- VideoPress: Fix the All Playlists block showing its empty state on WordPress.com sites that have playlists.
- VideoPress: Keep the editing preview on retained footage when playback reaches a trim or trailing cut.
- VideoPress: Keep the playhead in place when adjusting trim handles.
- VideoPress: Only open a channel video page for a video uploaded to this site.
- VideoPress: Prevent new uploads from reusing video attachment IDs after a site restore.
- VideoPress: Prevent timeline handles from jumping after releasing a drag outside the timeline.
- VideoPress: Remove legacy Flash player support so videos using the `flashonly` shortcode option display again.
- VideoPress: Scroll the timeline while dragging cuts beyond the visible area.
- VideoPress: Show an error and stop the Get VideoPress button from staying busy when checkout cannot start.
- VideoPress: Show failed conversions with delete and re-upload guidance, and retry locked resumable uploads.
- VideoPress: Show Video Playlist and Latest Videos Playlist blocks in newsletter emails as the first video plus a grid of thumbnails linking to the post.
- VideoPress: Start new cuts at the playhead, or end there when it is at the end of the video, and keep a gap from existing cuts.

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[See the previous changelogs here](https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/trunk/projects/plugins/jetpack/CHANGELOG.md#changelog)