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8.0.0 – 2026-11-04

Added

• Connection: Add a Connected view to the Users page listing users with a linked WordPress.com account.
• Connection: Show connection errors on the Connectors card, and keep showing the connection owner when their account connection breaks.
• Connection: Surface SSL certificate verification failures reported by WordPress.com as a connection error notice.
• Connection: Transfer connection ownership to another administrator without leaving your site.
• Connection: Transfer connection ownership to another connected administrator from the Connectors page.
• My Jetpack: Add an Available filter to the Features list.
• My Jetpack: Add catalog-controlled Pro offers and preserve existing plan management.
• My Jetpack: Allow the Automattic for Agencies banner to be dismissed.
• My Jetpack: Recognize Jetpack Pro subscriptions and licenses.

Changed

• Activate the free Search plan without being sent through a $0 checkout.
• Activity Log: Show the connection error notice only when a connection error has been recorded.
• Boost: Wait up to four minutes for slow speed tests in My Jetpack instead of timing out after two.
• Charts: follow the WordPress admin color scheme for chart series colors.
• Charts: update chart grid, axis and label colors immediately when the theme changes.
• Connection: Ask for confirmation before disconnecting your user account, and offer to transfer ownership first when you own the connection.
• Connection: Link the connection owner’s name on the Connectors card to their profile, and update the card without reloading the page when a non-owner disconnects their account.
• Connection: Show a clear message when connecting the site to WordPress.com from the Connectors card fails, instead of WordPress.com’s raw error text.
• Connection: Show every connection error in one notice, each with the account it affects, and link to Site Health when a firewall is blocking WordPress.com.
• Connection: Use one wording across My Jetpack and the Connectors screen for the consent notice shown before connecting, for Offline Mode, and for the ownership lock.
• Connection: When disconnecting the site from the Connectors card, list the plugins that will stop working and link to help.
• Dashboard: Keep focus on information icons when their tooltips open, announce the content to screen readers, and show a focus ring after clicking them.
• Drop the Preview label from AI Answers.
• General: Update minimum WordPress version to 7.0.
• My Jetpack: answer module switch clicks immediately, and explain what happened when a change fails.
• My Jetpack: Connect a WordPress.com account from feature cards that need one. Show feature states through switches or buttons instead of redundant Active or Inactive badges, and show host restrictions below descriptions. Leave features out of Available when their only action is an install you cannot make.
• My Jetpack: Leave the recommendation to install or activate plugins included in a bundle plan out of the Jetpack menu notification badge.
• My Jetpack: Line up notices with the cards below them, and drop the grey background behind the Features grid and list buttons.
• My Jetpack: On the Features tab, keep a plugin’s switch busy until its card is up to date after a failed change, or after any change on sites that also run Jetpack.
• My Jetpack: Open supported Modules links in Features when Jetpack is active.
• My Jetpack: Open the Jetpack Connection details on the Connectors screen from the header’s Manage connection link.
• My Jetpack: Refresh Pro availability while preserving existing offers.
• My Jetpack: Restyle dashboard notices to match the WordPress design system.
• My Jetpack: Show a connection error on the Overview connection card while your account is still to be connected, instead of only asking you to connect it.
• My Jetpack: Show a Features tab in place of the Products tab.
• My Jetpack: Show product cards flat, without a drop shadow.
• My Jetpack: Show the avatar and connection status control in the header by default, with access to connection and plan details.
• My Jetpack: Show the dashboard in the new rounded admin page frame.
• My Jetpack: Show the Features page on sites in Offline Mode, without connecting to WordPress.com.
• My Jetpack: Show the Jetpack menu notification badge when a connection error is detected.
• My Jetpack: Show what Paid Stats actually adds — UTM tracking, device stats, and region & city locations — instead of commercial use.
• My Jetpack: Turn a module on once Install Jetpack or Activate Jetpack on its card finishes setup.
• No Results block: Show each empty-state message as it will appear to visitors while editing, and tell the messages apart by name when browsing the page structure.
• Search: report the saved AI Answers choice while the site-wide AI switch is off, disable the controls, and honor the host AI opt-out in the AI Answer block. Require Instant Search to enable AI Answers. The master-state reporting follows the rollout: live on WordPress.com Simple, internal testing environments elsewhere.
• Show the dashboard in the new rounded admin page frame.
• Sidebar: sort Jetpack menu items alphabetically, pinning My Jetpack to the top and external links and Settings to the bottom.
• Stats: Stop counting visitors who have not allowed statistics cookies on sites that run the WP Consent API.
• Tested up to WordPress 7.1.
• Update package dependencies.

Removed

• Search Dashboard: Remove the AI Agent Access toggle.
• Updated PHP version requirements to PHP 7.4 or newer.

Fixed

• Activity Log: Continue the wp-admin menu color behind the page frame on WordPress.com and third-party admin color schemes.
• Activity Log: Fix the page overlapping the admin menu in right-to-left languages.
• Activity Log: honor the module setting, so the page can be turned off.
• Activity Log: Show an empty date picker on the free plan, instead of a date range it does not apply.
• Activity Log: Stop the frame from flashing while loading and when switching admin pages.
• Admin dashboards: Keep the page header and content in view when the wp-admin menu is taller than the window.
• AI Answer: Show the disabled notice when the host turns off AI, and hide the block from the inserter whenever Jetpack AI is off.
• AI Answers: Keep the search preview hidden when answers are turned off.
• AI Answers: Respect the site-wide Jetpack AI filter.
• Avoid requesting the Search plan in offline mode.
• Blocks: Stop offering Search blocks in the Overlay search sidebar’s widget inserter, and flag any already there, because they cannot load in that sidebar.
• Charts: draw labels at the design system’s font weight and size.
• Connection: Explain why connecting the site failed instead of showing a raw or generic error.
• Connection: Fix a stale connection error notice that could persist on healthy sites.
• Connection: Fix reconnecting your WordPress.com account so it no longer disconnects other users and clears the broken-connection notice on the first attempt.
• Connection: Hide connection error notices from users who cannot fix the connection.
• Connection: Let users without admin access reconnect their own broken account from the connection error notice.
• Connection: Report a broken connection on My Jetpack’s connection card instead of claiming everything looks good, and show a break only the connection owner can repair as a warning, not an error, to everyone else.
• Connection: Show connection owner names containing characters like & correctly.
• Connection: Stop showing a duplicate account notice when your WordPress.com email differs from your site email only in letter case.
• Connection: Stop Site Health from showing spurious connection failures — remove the redundant outbound HTTP/HTTPS checks, and no longer prompt a reconnect when the WordPress.com connection test is inconclusive.
• Connection: Stop users who cannot set up the site connection from becoming the connection owner when the owner’s connection is missing.
• Connection: Translate the Connectors card’s text on sites that don’t use English.
• Connection: Update wording for some connection error notices.
• Dashboard: Activate free Search in place from “Start for free” instead of falling back to the $0 checkout.
• Dashboard: Open information tooltips with the keyboard and dismiss them with Escape.
• Dashboard: Start the experience switch and Restore default confirmations on Cancel, so pressing Enter no longer switches the search experience or deletes a customized template.
• Fix a crash on mount when the localized widget configuration is missing or incomplete, which could leave the whole page blank.
• Fix the Search dashboard failing to load on WordPress.com-hosted sites.
• Footer: Hide Products and Help links when My Jetpack is unavailable.
• Instant Search: Fix a leaked scroll handler that could trigger stray page loads after several searches.
• Instant Search: Open the filters panel below the results header on small screens, so the Filters toggle stays visible.
• JITM: Fix missing messages and a console error on sites without the Jetpack plugin active.
• Keep admin icons colored after the @wordpress/icons 16 update, which draws them as strokes.
• My Jetpack: always label the license activation link ‘Activate a license’. It previously read ‘Activate a new license’ on sites with a plan, even when no licenses had been activated.
• My Jetpack: Bring the first Features results into view after changing the filter or search while scrolled down.
• My Jetpack: Fix a fatal error when activating Jetpack Search beside an older Jetpack plugin.
• My Jetpack: Fix the layout of the connection screen for right-to-left languages.
• My Jetpack: Hide other plugins’ notices while the setup screen is open, and stop the full-screen layout breaking when another plugin adds an admin body class first.
• My Jetpack: Keep the Automattic for Agencies banner hidden after dismissing it and switching tabs.
• My Jetpack: Keep the Help tab’s cards inside their column on narrow screens.
• My Jetpack: keep the stats chart tooltip under sticky and fixed page elements.
• My Jetpack: Make the connection screen’s Connect button and footer links reachable on shorter screens.
• My Jetpack: Offer to activate Search, rather than to buy a plan, when the site already owns it and the module is switched off.
• My Jetpack: Point users who cannot connect the site at an administrator, instead of an onboarding screen they cannot complete.
• My Jetpack: Return to the tab you came from with the back link on product upgrade screens.
• My Jetpack: Show each notice once instead of twice.
• My Jetpack: Show the correct product status and use the active plugin copy when turning products on or off with both stable and Beta or development copies installed.
• My Jetpack: Show the fallback starting price per month, billed yearly, instead of $100 a month on the upgrade page when prices cannot be loaded.
• My Jetpack: Show the highest-priority notice first when several are set at once.
• My Jetpack: Show the right product status as soon as fresher plan data is available, instead of reusing an earlier lookup.
• My Jetpack: Stop offering retired Security and Growth plans while preserving existing subscriptions.
• My Jetpack: Stop repeating the partner lookup request on every page load.
• My Jetpack: Stop reporting an error when switching VideoPress off while the Jetpack plugin is inactive.
• My Jetpack: Stop showing $0.00 for paid plans on recommendation cards when prices cannot be loaded.
• My Jetpack: Stop showing an empty account avatar on the Overview connection card on sites without a connection owner when nothing in use needs a user connection.
• My Jetpack: Stop the Stats dashboard from asking which plan you want again after Start for Free was already chosen.
• My Jetpack: stretch the tab content background to the full height of the page.
• Require a paid Search plan to enable AI Answers, not just the setting’s raw value.
• Show Jetpack in-dashboard messages on every tab, not just Overview.
• Show the connection error at the top of the dashboard on every tab.
• Site Chat: Require a paid Search plan to enable chat.
• Status: Detect a site served on any 127.0.0.0/8 loopback address, or on 0.0.0.0, as a local site.