Nice plugin

Hi, thanks for taking the time to review. We’ve checked the latest and previous releases of Prime Mover and we don’t use this file syotimer.min.js.

You can check this by doing a grep searching the plugin for this file and file name matches:

find . -exec grep -l -s "syotimer" {} \;
find . -exec grep -l -s "syotimer.min.js" {} \;
find . -name "*syotimer*" ! -name "*:*" -print
find . -name "*syotimer.min.js*" ! -name "*:*" -print

Prime Mover during export simply adds the original file to WPRIME archive and that’s it. If the WPRIME archive is altered (e.g. someone will tamper it) after it was being exported – the archive will automatically get corrupted and it cannot be restored for security reasons.

It’s possible that your theme addon plugin already has this file before export and uses it. Can you please share the name of this theme add on file? Or it could be that some third party code (e.g. your theme) or other active plugins in your site uses contains this JS File.

We’ve searched this JS File by googling – it looks like this syotimer.min.js is part of an open source library for which you can check it’s code here:

https://github.com/mrfratello/SyoTimer

This code has a Github repo and it looks this is a jQuery timer plugin and nothing malicious on it. Most likely your theme or your theme add on plugin uses this JS library as part of their normal processes.

Please re-check and reconsider removing this one star review if my point is valid. If you think I’ve miss something – please share us a copy of the following (in the source site before the export is made)

• A copy of your theme adds on plugin before the export (original)
• A copy of your theme (parent theme and child theme – if using child theme)
• A full copy of your active plugins including the Prime Mover version that you are using.

Please zip all of these and send us a link to download these files to our development team in this form.

We will help you analyze your plugins to see where this is coming from. Thank you again!