Super Duper SMTP Mail Bridge

Changelog

1.3.3 – 02.06.2026

  • Documentation: the feature comparison in the plugin description is now laid out per plugin with clear status icons (✅ free / 🔒 Pro / ❌ not available), instead of a Markdown table that the WordPress.org plugin directory does not render. Added YaySMTP to the comparison. No functional changes.

1.3.2 – 21.05.2026

  • Fix: SMTP password is now stored correctly on the very first save. Previously, due to WordPress running the sanitize filter twice when an option does not yet exist (update_option → add_option), the password was AES-encrypted twice on first save, causing the test email and all subsequent sends to fail with an authentication error until the password was entered and saved a second time. Encryption is now idempotent — values already encrypted are no longer re-wrapped.
  • Note for existing users with a working SMTP password: no action required, your saved password keeps working.
  • Note for existing users still seeing auth errors after first save (the bug above): simply enter the password once more and save — the new release will store it correctly.

1.3.1 – 20.05.2026

  • Tested with WordPress 7.0.
  • No functional changes – compatibility release only.

1.3.0 – 19.05.2026

  • Lowered minimum PHP requirement from 8.1 to 8.0 for broader hosting compatibility
  • All code paths verified to be PHP 8.0 compatible (typed properties, union types, match expressions, str_contains/str_starts_with are all PHP 8.0 features)
  • Updated PHP version check, plugin header, and translations accordingly
  • No functional changes – this is a compatibility release

1.2.6 – 11.05.2026

  • First public release
  • Versions up to 1.2.3 were internal development builds
  • SMTP configuration with TLS/SSL, authentication, configurable timeout
  • Backup SMTP server with automatic failover on primary failure
  • Rate limiting – protection against email abuse (per minute/hour/day)
  • BCC monitoring – blind copy of all emails to monitoring address(es)
  • Domain control – whitelist and blacklist for recipient domains
  • Allowed sender domains validation
  • AES-256-CBC password encryption
  • Admin error notification when failure threshold is reached
  • Debug mode with full SMTP transcript in log
  • Complete email log with HTML preview and source code view
  • Test email function directly from admin
  • Automatic log cleanup after configurable number of days
  • Translations: German (CH/DE/AT), English, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch
  • WordPress.org Plugin Check compliant

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Version:
1.3.3
Last Updated
June 2, 2026
Requires
WordPress 6.2
Tested Up To
WordPress 7.0
Requires PHP
8.0

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