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  • Dark title card reading WordPress 7.1, the post editor is now always iframed, with three stats: 183 of 184 blocks already on apiVersion 3, 11 plugins hooking the editor, 1 of our own scripts flagged.
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    WordPress 7.1 Iframed Editor: I Audited 184 Blocks

    By August 22, 2026
    WordPress 7.1 “Mary Lou” shipped on 19 August 2026, and one line in the developer notes matters more than the rest of the release combined: the post editor is now always iframed. Not iframed when your theme is block-based. Not iframed when every block in the content declares a modern API version. Always. The advice…

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  • Log-scale dot plot comparing the cost of one chatbot conversation: Intercom Fin $0.99, Tidio Lyro $0.65, and six bring-your-own-key models from $0.0023 to $0.0575
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    Intercom Fin Pricing vs Raw Tokens: I Measured the Gap

    By August 21, 2026September 1, 2026
    Intercom charges $0.99 every time Fin resolves a conversation. Tidio charges roughly $0.65 for every conversation Lyro replies to at all. Both numbers come straight off the vendors’ own pricing pages, and both are perfectly defensible prices for a finished product. What almost nobody puts next to them is the raw cost of the thing…

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  • Table of the nine hooks that fire inside WP_Ability::execute() in WordPress 7.1, with the seven new ones marked
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    WordPress 7.1 Abilities API: 7 New Hooks, Tested

    ByMxChat August 20, 2026August 22, 2026
    WordPress 7.1 “Mary Lou” shipped on 19 August 2026, and the release coverage has settled on the same three things: tabs, the playlist block, and native responsive styling. Those are real. They are also not the change most likely to affect you if you run an AI chatbot, an MCP server, or any plugin that…

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  • Flow diagram of the WooCommerce 11.1 order withdrawal form showing nonce, rate limit, field checks, order match and both merchant-email outcomes
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    WooCommerce 11.1: The New No-Login Order Withdrawal Page

    By August 19, 2026
    On 1 September 2026, WooCommerce 11.1 ships a page that any visitor can open without logging in, fill in with a name, an email address and an order number, and submit. It is called the order withdrawal form, it lives at /my-account/withdraw-order/, and the pre-release notes describe it in three words that will make any…

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  • Bar chart showing 8 of 17 chatbot plugins accepted forged conversation history and 15 of 17 failed to separate trusted instructions from page content
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    WordPress Chatbot Prompt Injection: I Audited Ours

    By August 18, 2026August 26, 2026
    A team from UC Santa Barbara pointed a scanner at 17 third-party AI chatbot plugins — the drop-in chat widgets sitting on more than 10,000 public websites — and checked whether the text a visitor controls can be turned into instructions the model obeys. Eight of the 17 accepted a completely forged conversation history from…

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  • Bar chart: one chatbot exchange sends 11,500 characters of retrieved context and a 3,478-character system prompt against a 34-character visitor question
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    Self-Hosted AI Chatbot Costs: I Measured Every Token

    By August 17, 2026August 23, 2026
    A visitor asked my chatbot a question this week. The question was 34 characters long. To answer it, the site sent just under 15,000 characters to the model. That ratio is the whole economics of a self-hosted AI chatbot, and almost nobody publishing pricing advice has measured it on a real install. So I did…

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  • Chart showing 115 raw unserialize call sites on a production WordPress site, 21 passing allowed_classes and 94 not
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    WordPress PHP Object Injection: 115 unserialize() Calls

    ByMxChat August 16, 2026August 19, 2026
    On 12 August 2026, an advisory landed for WooCommerce Subscriptions: unauthenticated PHP object injection, escalating to remote code execution, in every version below 9.1.0. The trigger condition is the interesting part — it applies when High-Performance Order Storage is switched on. HPOS is switched on here. So before writing anything about it, I ran the…

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  • Three sources on the WordPress 7.1 Guidelines AI feature: the June roadmap promised it with a disclaimer, the August Field Guide omits it entirely, and two outlets contradict each other
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    WordPress 7.1 AI Guidelines: Where System Prompts Live

    By August 15, 2026August 22, 2026
    Verified — 20 August 2026, against the shipped release: Guidelines is not in WordPress 7.1. This post said the Guidelines feature appeared in the June roadmap, was absent from the August Field Guide, and that secondary coverage contradicted itself — and it declined to call the outcome. Here is the outcome, checked rather than read…

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  • Timeline showing WordPress core auto-updating to 7.0.3 on August 7, the cron scheduler stopping on August 8, the 7.0.4 security release arriving August 12, and the site still on 7.0.3 on August 14
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    WordPress Security Update 7.0.4: Ours Never Installed

    By August 14, 2026August 27, 2026
    WordPress 7.0.4 patches an Author+ RCE. Our automatic updates were enabled and it still never installed. Here is the measurement, and the 30-second check.

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  • Bar chart of raw AI crawler and search bot request counts by user-agent on a WordPress site, August 2026
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    Verify AI Crawlers and Googlebot: 46% of Ours Were Fake

    By August 13, 2026August 28, 2026
    Between 31 July and 13 August 2026, this site logged 157,619 requests. About 5% of them claimed to be an AI crawler — GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, ChatGPT-User, OAI-SearchBot. We checked each one against the IP ranges the vendors publish themselves. Forty-six percent were not who they said they were. That number matters because “how much…

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