Auto Infinite Scroll changelog
SEO-friendly infinite scroll that keeps your place on the back button
Latest version1.70
Released22 July 2026
Tested up toWordPress 5.8.2
Product page
What Auto Infinite Scroll does, what it costs and who it is for.
Knowledge base
Setup guides, how-tos and troubleshooting for Auto Infinite Scroll.
Discord support
Ask a question in the Auto Infinite Scroll channel and get an answer from Dave.
Downloads & licence
Grab the latest build or check your licence and renewal status.
1.7022 July 2026
- Fixed the second load more button being permanently on - unchecking "Enable second load more button" had no effect because an empty saved value was being forced back to "on", so shops auto-fetched large batches (10 pages by default) and effectively loaded everything. It now honours the setting.
- Fixed the load more button appearing at page 0 when the second button is disabled - it now auto-loads the configured number of pages first, then shows the button, and repeats every X pages, so visitors can stop and reach the footer.
1.6920 July 2026
- Updated super-speedy-settings to the latest version
1.6818 July 2026
- Updated super-speedy-settings to the latest version
1.6713 July 2026
- Auto Infinite Scroll has prep work for MCP compatibility once the MCP Adapter from wp.org is stable and doesn't break wp-admin with their WP_CLI stub (controller/abilities code was going in super-speedy-settings, reverted for now)
1.6610 July 2026
- Updated super-speedy-settings refreshed the Super Speedy settings page with new plugin and service-panel icons (shared across all Super Speedy plugins).
1.6510 July 2026
- Updated super-speedy-settings (shared across all Super Speedy plugins): re-enabled TLS certificate verification on the licence/update check, escaped all dynamic output in the admin licence table, and added a capability check to the licence recheck handler.
1.6420 May 2026
- Updated the Super Speedy Settings page: added a "Recheck Licenses" button above the licence table so customers have a clear way to refresh licence status after a renewal or upgrade without scrolling down to the licence-key field. The button is disabled until a licence key is entered/saved and re-enables as you type.
- The Recheck flow now also force-bypasses the auth-server's own 1-hour licence cache (via a
force=1flag on thewpiapi/check_product_keycall), so renewals/upgrades that completed less than an hour before a recheck no longer show as expired/exceeded. Normal admin page loads continue to use both caches as before — only an explicit Recheck click bypasses them. (Lives in thesuper-speedy-settingssubmodule, so the change propagates to every Super Speedy plugin.)
1.6313 March 2026
- Fixed Woo Variation Swatches not initializing on products restored via magic back button history
- Fire third-party plugin re-initialization events after restoring archive from local storage
1.6218 November 2025
- Added full namespacing for plugin update checker to prevent conflicts with 3rd party plugins
1.6115 May 2025
- Improved magic back button technology so that it definitely only runs on back button as it was confusing when clicking fresh to the archive and it was scrolling down whereas this is natural for the back button
1.6027 March 2025
- Added JS trigger to invoke the Woo Variation Swatches Pro code after infinite scroll adds products
1.5918th Feburary 2025
- Fixed admin screen so you can set the Load More button to appear after 0 pages - this means the load more button can be configured to appear immediately
1.5827 November 2024
- Fix for new settings to clear the local transient cache when the license key is changed
- Added a new 'recheck now' button on the license key page for when users renew or upgrade
1.5726 November 2024
- Updated to use new version of license checker
- Moved settings page to under the Super Speedy menu slug
- Added link to settings page in plugins list
1.5623 July 2024
- Updated JS for license checker - it had been affecting wp-admin overlays which heavily use JS to manipulate the DOM
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