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Read in fullIssue 9: WordPress backs off, patches up, and counts the cost
WordPress 7.0.1 patches a registration spam hole and 31 other bugs. The Classic block stays after a reversed plan, and plugin sales data shows real strain.
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WordPress 7.1 Beta 1 Is Out, Final Release Lands August 19
WordPress 7.1 Beta 1 is out for testers only, do not install it on a live site. The final release ships on August 19, 2026.
WordPress 7.1 Fixes the Confusing Back Button in Your Editor
WordPress 7.1 swaps the confusing W-logo back button for a chevron and shows the toolbar by default in the editor. Distraction Free mode still hides it.
Issue 9: WordPress backs off, patches up, and counts the cost
WordPress 7.0.1 patches a registration spam hole and 31 other bugs. The Classic block stays after a reversed plan, and plugin sales data shows real strain.
WordPress 7.0.1 Is Out: 31 Bug Fixes, No Action Required
WordPress 7.0.1 fixes 31 bugs in the block editor, admin UI, and media handling. Sites with auto-updates enabled will update on their own.