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3.4.1

• Bugfix: make sure that WordPress can set commenter cookies when a CAPTCHA is completed correctly.

3.4

• Added a basic mode. The plugin no longer needs Akismet in order to work!

3.3

• Added some options to tweaks Akismet's behaviour: prevent history and prevent checking comments from logged-in users
• Fix to ensure that XML-RPC requests are not intercepted
• Introduced some compatibility checking

3.2.6

• Don't intercept comments submitted via AJAX.

3.2.5

• Add workaround for a bug in the latest version of Akismet, where comments from administrators can be flagged as spam.

3.2.4

• Added the option to customise the CAPTCHA prompt text.
• Minor tweaks to the settings page.

3.2.3

• Performance improvement to reduce size of plugin options
• Tweaked settings page to be more user friendly

3.2.2

• Minor changes to the behaviour of the plugin, as a result of changes in the latest version of Akismet.

3.2.1

• Bugfix: settings page Javascript caused errors when using jQuery < 1.6

3.2

• Added the option to leave comments for unsuccessful CAPTCHAs in the spam queue (provided the pass action something different)
• Bugfix: Options from previous versions of the plugin were not being properly upgraded

3.1.1

• Bugfix: Admin page Javascript was not compatible with jQuery >1.5.2

3.1

• Bugfix: Use blog character set instead of defaulting to UTF-8
• Better preview of CAPTCHA page
• Added basic validation of reCAPTCHA API keys
• Minor usability improvements

3.0

• Bugfix: don't mangle Unicode characters when submitting a CAPTCHA. Thanks to Mantas for pointing this out.

2.9

• Updated to fix issue with Akismet version 2.5.0 and WordPress 3.0.3 when set to trash failed comments

2.8

• Added the ability to customise the appearance and language of reCAPTCHA

2.7

• Ensure that passed CAPTCHAs are reported as false positives to Akismet/TypePad Antispam. Thanks to Kevin for the suggestion.
• Added the option to place passed comments in the moderation queue

2.6

• Added support for non-js reCAPTCHA
• Updated reCAPTCHA API interface
• Modified upgrade routine because of changes to plugin update handling in WordPress 3.1

2.5

• Added the ability to preview the CAPTCHA page from within the administration interface
• Minor performance optimisations
• Raised minimum WordPress version to 2.8

2.4

• Bugfix: don't intercept spammy pingbacks and trackbacks. Thanks to Kevin for reporting this.