New Release: PeepSo and Gecko 2.9.0.0
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WordPress.com caching improvements, ensured WordPress 5.5 compatibility and minor bug fixes.
What’s new?
WordPress.com
We have had some small – albeit annoying – caching issues with password resets on websites hosted on WordPress.com. After a few rounds of support tickets with their support and some research, we finally fixed the incompatibility.
WordPress 5.5
PeepSo is fully compatible with WordPress 5.5. As usual, we have been routinely testing our code agains the beta and RC releases of WP 5.5, so we were compatible with it long before it was released.
We bumped our version number to 2.9.0.0 for cosmetic purposes, to have a clear distinction for PeepSo versions released before and after WordPress 5.5.
Minor bug fixes
We ship two other small fixes in this release: a problem where a page with peepso_register shortcode would fail to save if registration was disabled and User Limits accidentally blocking Chat capability to users who are not allowed to create new posts.
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Brought to you by
Matt Jaworski
I am a professional nerd with **over fifteen years of experience** in the field of Open Source web development. Before [PeepSo](https://PeepSo.com) I was a contractor and have helped build successful businesses around the world, including USA, UK, Germany, Indonesia, and Malaysia. A couple of years leading up to founding PeepSo, I was involved with JomSocial – a social networking extension for Joomla.
Stepping up from the role of a contractor to a business owner, I became [PeepSo](https://PeepSo.com) founder and Chief Technology Officer. I strive to build beautiful, fast, and functional software that **empowers users to build their own digital tribes with full autonomy and freedom** often not available on mainstream social networking media.
In 2023 we spun off a new company to launch [Awedesk](https://awedesk.com) – a complete ticket-based client support solution for WordPress.
I also created [ListoWP](https://LIstoWP.com), a modern to-do plugin for WordPress which is now evolving into a project management tool.
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