UpdraftPlus and UpdraftCentral – (version 1.14.9 / 2.14.9) Release
UpdraftCentral is our highly efficient service to manage, update and backup multiple websites from one place.
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UpdraftPlus
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UpdraftPlus 2.14.8 Release
UpdraftPlus 2.14.8 has been released for paying users. The changes from the last release only affect UpdraftPlus Premium, and so there is no corresponding free release.
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UpdraftPlus 1.14.7 (free) / 2.14.7 (paid) Release
The latest UpdraftPlus release is on its way to your WP “Updates” dashboard. This contains a few fixes and small tweaks. It is a recommended update for all.
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WP-CLI for UpdraftPlus: backup from the WordPress command line
Do you manage lots of WordPress sites? UpdraftCentral is an ideal way of controlling all your WordPress installs, backups and updates from one dashboard.
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UpdraftPlus 1.14.5 (free) / 2.14.5 (paid) Release
UpdraftPlus 1.14.5 (free version) / 2.14.5 (paid versions) has been released.
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UpdraftPlus 1.13.4 (free) / 2.13.4 (paid versions) Release
The latest and greatest UpdraftPlus is on its way to your WP ‘Updates’ screen. This includes a number of bug-fixes, tweaks and internal improvements.
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UpdraftPlus 1.14.3 / 2.14.3 Release
By now, we’re sure that all of our UpdraftPlus customers realise the importance of keeping up-to-date with our latest releases. That way, you can enjoy the little tweaks and improvements we make along the way, and be confident that any bugs are fixed and vulnerabilities patched.
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UpdraftPlus 1.14.2 (free version) / 2.14.2 (paid version) Release
The latest UpdraftPlus release is on its way to your WP “Updates” dashboard. This contains a few fixes and small tweaks. It is a recommended update for all.
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UpdraftPlus 1.13.16 (free) / 2.13.16 (paid) Release
The latest UpdraftPlus release is on its way out now, and is a recommended update for all users.
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UpdraftPlus 2.13.15 (paid versions) / 1.13.15 (free versions) Release
The latest UpdraftPlus release is currently on its way. We have spent the last week mostly concentrating upon trying to break things, finding hard-to-reproduce issues that users had reported, and generally being obsessive about wrinkling out all that we could.
