PublishPress Revisions 4.3.3: Security fixes and revision queue reliability improvements

This post is about a release of the PublishPress Revisions plugin. This plugin allows you safely manage changes to published posts in WordPress. You can approve all changes to posts and even schedule them to go live on a specific day.

PublishPress Revisions 4.3.3 is a maintenance and security update focused on making revision workflows safer and more reliable. Most users will notice a more dependable Revision Queue, including fixes for cases where revisions could disappear or a published post could be mistaken for a revision.

Because this release includes security fixes, we recommend updating promptly, especially on sites where multiple people can submit, review, or restore revisions.


Security improvements

  • Stronger access checks: The plugin now more carefully verifies who can view, change, restore, or delete revisions.
  • Safer revision submissions: Additional protections help block unauthorized requests and malicious content in revision details.
  • Protected author settings: Users who should not be able to change the author on a revision are now blocked from doing so.
  • More private revision listings: Revision queues and archived revision lists now respect visibility restrictions more consistently.
  • Safer settings updates: Plugin settings now have stronger protection against attacks through settings updates.

Bug fixes and compatibility

  • Revision Queue reliability: Published content with inconsistent revision data is no longer treated as a revision, so its real revisions remain visible.
  • Published post protection: The update fixes conditions where a normal post could be incorrectly converted into a revision.
  • Yoast SEO compatibility: Archive, home page, date archive, and system page SEO data can now save correctly.
  • Admin menu stability: The Tools > Scheduled Actions page from Action Scheduler is no longer removed across the WordPress admin area.
  • Permissions support: Sites using PublishPress Permissions get improved support for limited page editing rules.

Overall, this release focuses on keeping revision management dependable and making sure users only see and change the revisions they are allowed to access.

This post provides an overview of the new features in this release of the PublishPress Revisions plugin. The complete changelogs for both Free and Pro versions are available in our Docs area.

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  • Steve Burge

    Steve is the founder of PublishPress. He's been working with open source software for over 20 years. Originally from the UK, he now lives in Sarasota in the USA. This profile is generated by the PublishPress Authors plugin.