This minor update improves image processing, reducing TSF’s load impact by roughly 20% when generating metadata. We also added WordPress 6.0 support for image filesizes, making social sharing even more robust.

This minor update addresses a regression where the singular-archive canonical URLs always pointed to the first page.

This minor update addresses a regression where the homepage canonical URL was missing a trailing slash.

This minor update addresses a few regressions brought in v4.2.0; it fixes the canonical URL for paginated categories, corrects an API typo, and rectifies a few edge cases. TSF now also supports PHP 8.1.

This update brings new post-type-archive settings. You can now edit their titles, descriptions, social and visibility settings, and even add redirects on the SEO Settings page.
Fancy a custom site title for SEO purposes only? Check out the new title settings.
You will find that the sitemap’s stylesheet now has its URLs centered; it also supports mobile devices.
Developers can now enjoy using the new tsf() function — an alias of the_seo_framework().
If you’re a developer, you should also check out our perfectly tuned memo(), umemo(), and fmemo() functions, which help make TSF so performant.