The Newsletter Subscribers module will also allow the first name / last name to be entered if enabled. Handy to personalise your emails. And no, I can't believe I forgot this in the initial version. Better late than never!

I'm working my way towards the big ToggleWP v2.0. This weeks beta (1.9.14) will be gaining MailerPress Pro integration via webhooks. This works nicely with ToggleWP's existing Newsletter Subscriber module.

ToggleWP only pulls information from my upcoming Cloud service, it never has access to your sites themselves. However, in light of recent news, I'm adding some additional measures just in case, because your sites shouldn't have to trust me blindly. togglewp.com/your-sites-shou…

Update Guard: check premium plugin updates before they reach your client sites. It is currently in testing to reduce the AI overheads before being rolled out to paying plans. togglewp.com/update-guard-ch…

The ToggleWP site is having a content makeover.

With a lot of modules enabled the tabs were a little overwhelming so I swapped them out for individual Settings buttons. Feedback from the beta said the tabs were missed. Now you can choose to show them or not. Get the best of both worlds, depending on your needs.

Coming soon to a ToggleWP beta near you... Preview your newsletter pop up customisations before they go live on your site. This'll be handy for a current client project.

The new vulnerability monitor is proving its worth when you have a common plugin stack across your client sites.

ToggleWP now speaks AI: introducing ToggleWP Abilities Coming soon in the next beta release. togglewp.com/togglewp-now-sp…

Behind the scenes my Website Toolkit server does the heavy lifting to collect the 150MB worth of JSON. This allows your ToggleWP management hub to keep a cleaner database by only collecting plugin / theme details, which get passed on. Here it listens to webhooks for updates.