With over 200 notable changes, I bring you a new Pragmatic Foundation.
Most importantly, this update allows you to be better informed about your website’s index status, through the much improved SEO bar.
As the issue of the incorrect title length has finally been found, this update glorifies and updates its plugin’s title counter once more.
Many new options have been included within the SEO Settings page. Including much desired Title, Description and Schema.org options.
WPML compatibility has received a rework, now all canonical URLs in the sitemap and front-end are always correct. The qTranslate X settings are now also being taken into account when outputting canonical URLs.
A new script has been added on the front-page. This will make sure the Breadcrumb homepage name will be correct in the Search Engine Results Page.
The breadcrumb script has been expanded to work on posts with multiple and nested categories. These scripts now also work on WooCommerce products. Don’t be surprised if you suddenly have all kinds of scripts in the header! These scripts help Google and other Search Engines better understand your website.
And for developers, with the code expanding rapidly, this update brings new light to the code by reorganizing the code into dedicated classes and is including many major refactorizations.

This minor security update ensures the Runway Framework theme compatibility as well as resolving some minor security concerns.

This minor update resolves an issue where an uncommon type of Home Page as blog could be seen as an empty Archive. This results in the Home Page being removed from the Search Index.
2.6.0 and all its promised features are still being developed and is due in April.

2.6.0 is already underway, but I found the following fix mandatory. So here is 2.5.2.2!
This minor update makes sure the social description is as intended when you choose to remove the blogname from the regular description.

This minor update brings you a special scenario fix that caused an unnecessary browser alert.
Also, object caching now works as intended and you can see a minor performance improvement when used.