Changelog

Every release of the free Fixlight plugin, newest first. The same notes are on WordPress.org.

0.1.3 October 31, 2026

Changed: the plugin's name in the plugin directory is now "Fixlight – Accessibility Checker & Fixer". Nothing else about the plugin changes.
Changed: when you publish the statement page, Fixlight offers the optional "Accessibility fixes by Fixlight" link with a checkbox, unticked. It stays off unless you tick it, and it is never shown on sites running Fixlight Pro. The link now leads to Fixlight's free site check.

New: if your site also runs an accessibility widget Fixlight knows (accessiBe, UserWay, AudioEye or Elementor's Web Accessibility), the Overview says so and links to step-by-step switching guides. It can deactivate the widget's own plugin after you confirm; it never edits code pasted into your theme, and it doesn't cancel your subscription with the widget's maker. Also on the command line: wp fixlight overlays.
New: optional anonymous statistics (Settings → Anonymous statistics). Off unless you turn it on, and Fixlight never asks you to. See External services.

New: an optional "Accessibility fixes by Fixlight" link at the end of the statement page. It is off unless you turn it on (Statement → Credit).
New: after Fixlight has fixed something and you have used it for a few days, its screens ask once whether you would write a review. You can put it off or turn it off for good.
New: a link you can send to the agency that looks after your site, in the Overview's More help card.

First release: page checks (in the browser and in the background), automatic fixes, fixes for Divi, Extra, Bloom and Monarch, the Images screen with optional AI alt text suggestions, the accessibility statement page with a barrier report form, the Reports screen (with privacy export and erase for visitor reports) and WP-CLI commands.