Ultimate Form – Multi-Step Form Builder, Conversion Analytics & Lead Forms -- WordPress 插件

开发者	desktopmoe
更新时间	2026年8月18日 16:30
PHP版本:	8.0 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.1
版权:	GPLv2 or later
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Ultimate Form is a powerful, free form builder for WordPress — and the only one with a built-in, privacy-first conversion dashboard that shows you exactly where visitors drop off, so you can fix the steps and fields that cost you leads. Build multi-step funnels, add conditional logic, collect file uploads, send email notifications and manage every submission — all from one plugin with no limit on the number of forms, fields or entries. No cookies, no account, no upsell wall around the basics. Why Ultimate Form?

It's genuinely unlimited — unlimited forms, steps, fields and submissions in the free version.
You can see what's working — most form plugins collect entries; Ultimate Form also tells you your conversion rate, your funnel and your worst-performing fields, with zero personal data.
It looks good out of the box — a clean, modern form with floating labels, a clear focus ring and a consistent brand colour system across the whole plugin.
It respects privacy by design — hashed entry IPs (salted SHA-256), cookieless analytics with no IP at all, Do-Not-Track support and a consent-checkbox generator.

Key Features

Drag & Drop Builder with 25+ field types (text, email, phone, textarea, select, radio, checkbox, multi-select, date/time, number, currency, URL, password, rating, range slider, color, file upload, multiple files, name, address, ZIP lookup, repeater, calculator, CAPTCHA, ...)
Multi-Step Forms with a configurable progress bar and step navigation
Form Analytics — privacy-first conversion dashboard: views, start & conversion rate, step funnel, step-abandonment, field drop-off, validation hotspots, device & traffic source — no cookies, no IP addresses, aggregated data only
Conditional Logic — show/hide fields and steps based on previous answers
File Uploads — single and multiple file fields with type and size validation; uploads appear as download links in each entry
Email Notifications — per-form templates for customer, admin and custom recipients
Design Configurator — live preview for colours, typography, spacing and logo
Entries Management — view, search, filter, star, paginate and export submissions as CSV
Save & Continue — visitors can resume a long form where they left off
Webhook Integration — send form data to any external URL via HTTP POST
Honeypot Spam Protection — invisible spam protection on every form
GDPR Compliant — hashed entry IPs, cookieless analytics with no IP, consent-checkbox generator, optional Strict GDPR mode
Translation Ready — every user-facing string is translatable
Shortcode Embed — [ultimate_form id="X"] works with any theme or page builder
Elementor Widget — a dedicated widget to drop any form straight into your Elementor layouts
Iframe Embed — embed a form on external, non-WordPress websites with a ready-to-paste iframe snippet
Conversion Tracking — fire dataLayer / Meta Pixel events on successful submission for Google Tag Manager (Google Ads & custom events in Pro)

Need More? Ultimate Form Pro adds powerful features for businesses:

Stripe & PayPal payment processing
WooCommerce integration
CRM integration (Brevo, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Mailchimp)
Native PDF generation from submissions
Telegram, Discord & Slack notifications
Zapier / Make automation
Form cloning, A/B testing, submission limits
GDPR data export & erasure tools
Signature field
Priority support

Get Ultimate Form Pro

Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/ultimate-form directory, or install via Plugins > Add New.
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
Go to Ultimate Form in the admin sidebar to create your first form.
Use the shortcode [ultimate_form id="1"] to embed forms on any page or post.

2.9.6

New: Conversion tracking (Settings → Tracking, its own tab) — on a successful submit, Ultimate Form can push an event to window.dataLayer (Google Tag Manager) and call fbq('track','Lead') (Meta Pixel) when those scripts are already installed on the page. The plugin never sends anything itself. Free: dataLayer push + Meta Pixel Lead toggle, plus a single on/off override per form. Pro adds a Google Ads / gtag conversion id (global and per-form), a custom dataLayer event name, and optional non-sensitive field values in the event. Disabled entirely while Strict GDPR mode is on.
Fixed: Conversion tracking is now event-driven and also fires for Stripe/PayPal payment forms — those bypass the standard submit flow and previously never triggered a dataLayer/Pixel event at all.
New: ultimateform_tracking_config developer filter to adjust the resolved conversion-tracking config per form (documented in the Developer help tab); never runs while Strict GDPR mode is on.
Improved: A page cache (WP Rocket, W3TC, LiteSpeed, WP Super Cache, SiteGround, WP Fastest Cache, Cache Enabler, Breeze, Hummingbird, Autoptimize, WP-Optimize) is now purged automatically whenever a form, its design, or settings that affect the rendered form (General, Tracking, Captcha) are saved. Server-only settings (Email deliverability) no longer trigger a purge.
Fixed: Conversion tracking for forms embedded via <iframe> now works — iframe embeds forward the event to the parent page (postMessage) instead of firing into the iframe's own, tracker-less window; A/B statistics now count variant-B submissions correctly (they were previously never recorded); every submission now delivers exactly one dataLayer/Pixel event (single delivery on document instead of a duplicate).
Fixed: database error "Multiple primary key defined" logged on every plugin (re)activation; duplicate abandon event on page leave.
Pro edition: declares its own Update URI so WordPress never offers the WordPress.org package as an update over a Pro install.
Fixed: Field placeholders now work in email subject, header, body and footer — {field:slug} inserts the submitted value (legacy {field_slug} and {slug} still accepted). Previously only four system tags were replaced and the placeholder text ended up verbatim in customer emails; the help page and the editor hint now document the same working syntax. Field values are escaped in HTML and line breaks are stripped in subjects.
Fixed: The email profile editor's data-table toggle is now labelled "Include the submitted data table (all fields)" with a visible warning when it is off — the old wording implied a subset while OFF meant the email carried no field values at all.
Improved: Entries list and CSV export show field labels instead of internal names; the CSV keeps the technical names as a second header row so existing spreadsheet templates keep working.
Improved: Conditional-logic rules offer a dropdown of the field's real options as the comparison value (text fields keep free input); works in Field Logic and Form Logic alike, existing rules load unchanged.
Improved: New fields get readable default names derived from their label (e.g. "vollstaendiger_name") instead of timestamp slugs.
Improved: "New profile" / "Rename" in the design editor and the SMTP test recipient no longer use blocking browser prompts.
Improved: A/B test results are visible in the form editor (Pro) — the statistics endpoint existed but had no screen.
Fixed (Free): Iframe embed, Elementor widget and Save & Continue are Free features and are documented as such again — the help tab and instructions for iframe embedding were hidden in the Free build.
Fixed: {all_fields_table} label fallback matches the data table (readable label instead of raw field key); the email preview and the actual send render byte-identically for the same input.
Internal: Removed six unreachable legacy AJAX handlers; new release gates (AJAX reachability, documentation contract, email preview parity) guard against "documented but not wired" regressions.
Fixed: The GDPR data export & erasure tools are now actually reachable — a "GDPR & Privacy tools" card in Settings (Pro) lets administrators export a person's entries as JSON or erase them permanently by email address. The backend for this existed and was fully secured, but no menu or button ever exposed it; the help page pointed to a screen that did not exist. Help texts and German translations updated accordingly.

2.9.5

Fixed: The builder toolbar on narrow screens — step tabs were unclickable at tablet widths (covered by the toolbar's left group) and overflowed the viewport on phones; below 900px the builder now also explains that it needs a wider window instead of silently hiding the palette and inspector.
Fixed: Renaming a field now also rewrites calculation formulas that reference it — previously {old_name} tokens kept pointing at the former name and the calculation silently returned 0.
Fixed: The analytics funnel no longer shows phantom steps after steps were deleted or restructured; step counts now follow the form's current definition.
Fixed: The email profile preview pane is scrollable now — long templates were cut off with no way to reach the rest.
Fixed: The keyboard focus ring on design sliders is no longer clipped at its left edge.
Improved: Step tabs in the builder show the full step title as a tooltip when the label is truncated.
i18n: German (de_DE) translations added for all strings introduced in 2.9.4/2.9.5 (analytics skip detection, step-skip tip, transparent design options, narrow-window notice).
Compatibility: Tested against WordPress 7.1 (jQuery UI 1.14 drag & drop in the builder, iframed post editor, client-side media processing). The form block now declares block API v3.
Fixed: PDF logos stored as WebP (WordPress 7.1's client-side media processing can convert an uploaded JPEG/PNG logo to WebP) no longer disappear silently from generated PDFs — WebP is converted for the PDF like PNG, when the server's image library supports it.
Fixed: Choice fields (radio, select, checkbox group) whose stored options are plain strings — e.g. created via import or the API — rendered as empty entries with no label and an empty value. The server-side validator always accepted that format; the renderer now does too.
Improved: The analytics funnel now understands steps skipped by conditional logic. Skipped visits appear as their own neutral "skipped" count (hatched bar segment) instead of being counted as visits with 0% drop-off, and drop-off rates are computed against the visits that actually saw each step. Ships dormant behind the analytics_visited_steps feature flag; existing dashboards are unchanged until it is enabled.
Fixed: The [ultimate_form id="X"] embed documented in this readme now works — the shortcode previously only accepted slug="..." and showed "No form slug specified." when following the docs. Both attributes are supported now.
Improved: The Trigger and Target dropdowns in Form Logic and the rule dropdowns in Field Logic now show the step number in front of each question (e.g. "2 / How many rooms?"), so identical questions on different steps are easy to tell apart. Single-step forms stay unchanged. (Thanks to Julia for the suggestion.)

2.9.4

New: Conditional logic can now branch whole steps. When every field on a step is hidden by your show/hide rules, that step is skipped automatically — forwards and backwards — so a multi-step form can send visitors down different paths instead of showing them an empty screen. (Thanks to Julia for the report.)
New: Transparent form and input backgrounds — let a form blend into your page's own background so it looks embedded rather than boxed. Turn on "Transparent" for the Form Card Background and/or the Input Background in Design → Colors, and pair it with "Plain form" for a fully borderless look.
New: One-click "Minimal / Transparent" quick preset in Design → Quick Presets — applies the transparent, borderless look in a single click.

2.9.3

New: Choice fields (card style) can show a subtitle under each option title.
New: "Card — auto-advance" style advances to the next step on selection (opt-in).
New: Choice cards can carry an icon — pick from a built-in icon set, or use an emoji, image URL or inline SVG — with an optional left-aligned icon layout.
New: Optional always-visible "Back" button at the top of each step for multi-step forms (shortcode back_top="1") — visitors can always go back, handy for auto-advance funnels.
New: The Back button is now independently stylable in Design → Buttons (background, label colour, border), and the Submit / Next / Back button text can be set there too.
Fixed: Conversational mode again shows one field at a time (a CSS rule made every field-step — each with its own Back button — display at once).
New: Self-hosted web fonts (Newsreader, Hanken Grotesk) — loaded locally and only when a design actually uses them. No request to Google's servers, so no visitor IP is shared (GDPR-friendly by default).
New: Bundled "PrivatSafe" premium funnel design (warm/serif look) you can drop into Design → Custom CSS; scoped so it never affects your other forms.
Improved: Accessibility — ARIA labels on file, CAPTCHA, address and ZIP-lookup fields, keyboard focus moves to the active step when navigating, and aria-invalid is set on rating and signature fields for screen readers.
Improved: Right-to-left (RTL) layouts now honour every design token (checkbox sizing, focus ring, required colour), so RTL forms match the left-to-right layout exactly.
Internal: opt-in diagnostics tracker and groundwork for multiple design profiles — both disabled by default, no change to existing forms.
Security: Stripe test mode is now enforced end-to-end — no real charge can be created while test mode is on.
Security: WooCommerce add-on surcharges are locked in at submission, so the amount charged always equals the amount shown (no drift if option prices change mid-checkout).
Security: Payments now verify the captured currency against the server-computed currency (not only the amount), on both Stripe and PayPal.
Security: Priced option fields are frozen during payment, so a last-moment change can't make the charge differ from the displayed total.
Security: Imported form data is sanitized on import (step titles/descriptions) and malformed conditions are skipped — defence-in-depth for hand-edited or imported forms.
Fixed: Multi-step screen-reader progress ("Step X of Y") stays in the site language after navigating between steps.
Fixed: Open/close schedules and entry limits now fire at the intended local time even when the server timezone differs from the site timezone.
Fixed: A confirmation redirect set to a site-relative path (e.g. /thank-you) is no longer cleared when the form is re-saved.

2.9.2

Security: Payment amount verification now fails closed when the expected-amount token is missing or expired (Stripe & PayPal) — a tampered or unverifiable charge amount is rejected instead of being accepted.
Security: Hardened value deserialization during form duplication (no object instantiation from stored data).
Security: Frontend hardening — server and translation strings are HTML-escaped before insertion (defence-in-depth against DOM-based XSS).
Fixed: Save & Continue reliably stores entered values again (a scope error had silently disabled browser-side draft saving entirely).
Fixed: A failed submission no longer triggers notification emails or webhooks for a non-existent entry.
Fixed: The notification preview now matches the email that is actually sent (per-profile content mode).
i18n: Additional admin strings are now translatable; the German (de_DE) translation was completed.

2.9.1

Fixed: "The form has expired" on cached sites — the anti-spam time token is now set client-side, so page caches (WP Rocket, Cloudflare) no longer freeze it.
Fixed: "Security token invalid" on heavily cached sites — the submit nonce is refreshed from an uncached endpoint and auto-retried, so forms keep working even when the page has been cached for over a day.
Fixed: Math CAPTCHA on cached sites — the CAPTCHA token is now cache-safe and no longer fails for every visitor once the page cache outlives the old token.
Fixed: Saving the form title from the builder toolbar — the toolbar Save now persists the title, description and status (previously the toolbar/Ctrl+S save only stored field changes; in some setups it even navigated to a blank page).
Fixed: Success-window check icon not showing — the checkmark is now visible even when its draw animation does not run (power-saver, some mobile browsers).
Fixed: Math CAPTCHA hardening — the answer token is now bound to the form and validated from the form schema, so the check can no longer be skipped by omitting the token field.
Fixed: Clearing the form title in the builder no longer overwrites the saved title with an empty value.
Fixed: Design "Reset" no longer fired a duplicate confirmation dialog.
Fixed: Field widths on mobile — text areas, checkboxes and full-width fields now span the full width like text inputs.
New: Modern success window after submitting — animated checkmark with separate heading + description fields (Settings → After submission).
New: Per-device design tokens — tune font sizes, spacing and button sizes separately for tablet and phone in the Design editor.
Improved: "Save & Continue" now uses sessionStorage with a 12h limit and an opt-out setting (privacy/GDPR).
Improved: Email preview shows true device widths (Desktop/Tablet/Mobile).
Improved: Server-side required-field validation hardened (respects conditional logic).
New: Per-form SMTP routing — assign different mail servers to different forms via Settings → SMTP → "Per-profile SMTP accounts" and the new "Send via" picker in each email profile.
New: Failover SMTP — if a primary account fails, a configured backup account delivers automatically. Recovery events are logged in Settings → Email Settings → Deliverability.
New: Drag any form field directly onto a different step-tab in the form builder toolbar to move it across steps.
New: Colour picker now has a transparency slider that fades the picked colour toward white.
Improved: SMTP account host is now required on save (server-side validation prevents broken rows).
Improved: Mail-error log entries distinguish between hard failures and successful failover recoveries.
Improved: Existing global SMTP settings are automatically migrated into a "Default SMTP" account on update.
Fixed: Stale wp_mail_failed reasons no longer leak between consecutive sends.

2.8.3

Fixed: Elementor widget — removed the broken "field layout / 2 columns" option that forced fields to full width. Forms now render consistently in a single column; use per-field widths (½, ⅓ …) for multi-column rows.
Improved: form is reliably capped to your configured max width and centered, even inside full-width Elementor sections; verified zero horizontal overflow from phone to desktop.

2.8.2

New: 6 refined design presets in the Design Configurator (Ocean Navy, Sky Blue, Cyan Tech, Royal Purple, Sunset Orange, Slate Pro) — Ocean Navy is the default theme.
New: Guided 3-step onboarding on the dashboard to help you set up your first form, email and spam protection.
New: Adjustable textarea height — set the number of rows (1–10) per textarea field in the builder.
Performance: form assets now load only on pages that actually contain a form, and CSS/JS are shipped minified — faster page loads across your whole site.
Improved: single-step forms no longer show a redundant "Step 1" heading.
Improved: import is now available directly from the empty Forms screen (templates & bundles).
Improved: consistent default colour scheme across the form, design and email screens.
Fixed: textarea fields no longer rejected on submit when longer than their row count.

2.8.1

New: Email Profiles — reusable email setups (customer + admin notifications) with a live preview, configurable colours and an optional header gradient picker.
New: Modernised field inspector — settings are now grouped into clean cards (Field basics · Behaviour & display · Custom CSS) with rounded, consistent inputs.
New: Design configurator improvements and a shared custom colour picker across the design and email screens.
Improved: Accessibility — visible keyboard focus rings across the builder, design and frontend form.
Fixed: Form submission reliability — the submission endpoint is now registered independently of optional integrations, so every form submits correctly.
Fixed: the {field:email} placeholder in the email "To" field is now preserved on save.
Fixed: field-palette category icons and several admin UI polish issues.

2.7.4

New: File uploads now work end-to-end — single and multiple file fields upload to your Media library folder (with file-type and size validation) and appear as download links on each entry.
New: Repeater and ZIP lookup fields are now available directly in the builder's field palette.
Fixed: conditional logic now supports every operator (equals, not equals, contains, greater/less than, starts/ends with, is empty / is not empty) for both field-level and step-level rules, and re-evaluates correctly across steps.
Fixed: required validation for multi-checkbox groups, plus minimum/maximum character-length checks on text fields.
Fixed: Entries screen now supports search, status filtering and pagination, and the CSV export is hardened against spreadsheet formula injection.
Fixed: the Design configurator no longer loses a custom font family on save, and the "Reset" button restores the true defaults again.
Fixed: Save & Continue is now stored per form and clears automatically after a successful submission.
Improved: textarea line breaks are preserved in stored entries; the form focuses the first invalid field; double submissions are blocked; and several remaining hardcoded strings are now translatable.

2.7.3

Fixed: saving the General settings tab no longer wipes the Email-template settings (and vice-versa) — each tab now saves only its own fields. This also stops the admin notification address and the honeypot/analytics toggles from being reset.
Fixed: the "Confirmation message" and "Redirect URL" fields are visible again on the Settings screen (a broken script kept both rows hidden).
Fixed: "Redirect to URL" after submission now actually redirects (the saved option was read under the wrong name).
Fixed: spam protection no longer blocks legitimate submissions on forms that contain an unrelated field whose name ends in "_token".
Fixed: leaving a field's min/max length empty in the builder now means "no limit" again instead of forcing it to 0.
Fixed: importing a form/template with incomplete conditional-logic rules no longer creates broken rules or warnings.
Fixed: entry detail no longer double-encodes form titles that contain "&" or special characters.
Improved: a saved global e-mail heading is now used for customer confirmations; hardened a few output paths against PHP 8.1 notices.

2.7.2

Fixed: floating labels now display correctly on the public form — the field label sits inside the field as a placeholder and lifts up on focus/fill (a bulletproof CSS rule was forcing the label to stay bold and static on forms that use the Design configurator).
Fixed: removed a broken script on the form editor screen that threw a JavaScript console error (a stray template artifact).
Fixed: creating a form from a template now generates a clean slug (e.g. "contact") instead of carrying the internal template prefix (e.g. "tpl_contact").
Fixed: the form-editor preview button now reads "Submit" instead of a leftover checkout label.

2.7.1

New: Step-abandonment analysis in Form Analytics — a visual funnel showing exactly which step visitors reach before leaving an unfinished form, with the drop-off rate and the field they last touched at each step.
Improved: clearer "where visitors stop" reporting to pinpoint the steps and fields that cost you conversions.

2.7.0

New: Form Analytics — a privacy-first conversion dashboard. See views, start rate, conversion rate, average time-to-complete, a step-by-step funnel, where visitors drop off, which fields throw the most errors, plus device and traffic-source breakdowns. No cookies, no IP, no personal data — anonymous and aggregated, with an automatic data-retention cleanup and a Do-Not-Track option.
New: privacy controls under Settings → "Analytics & privacy" (enable/disable tracking, honour Do-Not-Track, set retention days).
Design: the public-facing form is fully redesigned — modern floating labels that sit inside each field and lift up on focus, softer inputs, a clearer focus ring, and primary buttons with subtle depth and a smooth hover lift.
Added: a trust line under every form ("Spam-protected · GDPR-compliant").
Improved: the entire plugin (admin + frontend) now shares one consistent brand colour system.
Fixed: the focus ring and the red "invalid field" border are reliably visible again (a defensive style reset was hiding them).
Maintenance: uninstall now also removes view counters, analytics tables, the retention cron and orphaned per-field options.
Note: floating labels apply to text, email, phone, URL, number, password, textarea, select and date/time fields; choice, file, rating and composite fields keep their static labels for clarity and accessibility.

2.5.9

Design: unified the entire admin colour scheme to a single brand blue (previously 5 different blue tones were mixed across screens)
Design: redesigned the "Create New Form" screen — colourful template icons, a feature highlight bar, a clear "start from scratch" entry, hover states and full-width gallery
Improved: template meta now uses correct singular/plural ("1 step" vs "3 steps") and is fully translatable
Improved: replaced inconsistent emoji template icons with crisp inline SVG icons

2.5.8

Fix: creating a form from a template now opens the editor correctly instead of a blank screen (import routine now returns the new form ID)
Fix: the email template editor now saves all fields — greeting, footer, recipient, CC, BCC, custom HTML and field selection were previously discarded on save
Fix: conditional logic rules are now stored correctly (the save handler read the wrong field keys, so rules were saved empty and never applied on the frontend)
Fix: the password field strength meter now renders and works (a duplicate switch case had disabled it)
Improved: admin notification emails now set Reply-To to the submitter's address, so replying goes straight to the lead
Improved: deleting a form now also removes its entries, entry fields and view stats (no more orphaned rows)
Security: email From header is stripped of CR/LF to prevent header injection via stored settings

2.5.7

Maintenance: removed non-WordPress.org contributor handle from the Contributors header (silences the import warning shown only to plugin authors)

2.5.6

Compliance: radio-card label now escapes the raw option value via esc_html() at the output site (no longer relies on a pre-escaped variable Plugin Check cannot trace)
Compliance: the TTL-preserving rate-limit counter increment on wp_options now carries an explicit Plugin Check annotation explaining why the transient API cannot be used here

2.5.5

Compliance: added /* translators: */ annotations to every __()/esc_html__() call that uses placeholders (Plugin Check requirement)
Compliance: replaced rand() with wp_rand() in the math-captcha renderer
Compliance: every wp_redirect() in admin page callbacks replaced with wp_safe_redirect()
Compliance: explicit output escaping for $total_unread and radio-card alt attributes
Compliance: error_log() debug calls gated behind WP_DEBUG + WP_DEBUG_LOG (no production logging)
Documentation: class-level PHPCS justifications added to UltimateForm_Admin and UltimateForm_Form_Manager explaining the plugin's custom-table architecture, the nonce-verification helper indirection, and the intentional cache bypass

2.5.4

Fix: registered the public REST route ultimateform/v1/checkout that the frontend form engine posts submissions to (this route was previously only shipped with the Pro edition, which left the free version unable to submit forms)
Improved: client IP resolution falls back through CF-Connecting-IP, X-Forwarded-For and REMOTE_ADDR, with strict IPv4/IPv6 validation
Improved: confirmation message is now passed through wp_kses_post() before output

2.5.3

Hardened output escaping in the upgrade comparison table (per-cell if/else instead of conditional echo expressions)
Field renderer attribute output split into separate echo statements with explicit per-line phpcs annotations

2.5.2

Security: added nonce verification to the entry-detail admin screen before marking an entry as read (prevents CSRF state changes via crafted GET URLs)
Compliance: removed the Plugin URI header (no broken external link in the directory listing)
Compliance: contributor list now includes the WordPress.org account that owns the plugin

2.5.1

Security: recursive sanitization for all JSON-decoded administrator inputs (logic, conditions, visible_fields, import payloads)
Security: all REST endpoints use a custom permission callback with rate limiting (no __return_true)
Compliance: removed load_plugin_textdomain() call (WordPress 4.6+ auto-loads translations)
Compliance: every PHP file with executable code starts with an ABSPATH direct-access guard
Compliance: file/path resolution uses plugin_dir_path(), plugin_dir_url() and wp_upload_dir() only (no hardcoded site_url() → ABSPATH string replacements)
Documentation: External Services section expanded with per-service data flow, destination and provider information
Documentation: clarification that the free plugin contains no license server calls or telemetry of any kind

2.5

Security: replaced permissive permission callbacks with nonce validation and IP rate limiting on all REST endpoints
Improved: inline scripts and styles replaced with properly enqueued assets via wp_enqueue_script() / wp_add_inline_script()
Improved: all administrator-facing output properly escaped via esc_html(), esc_attr() and esc_url()
Plugin version constant updated throughout

2.4

Split save button: Save as Draft vs Publish in form editor
Toast notifications redesigned (fixed full-width banner bug)
Delete form action fixed (double event handler removed)

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