Changelog

Summarized:

• 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.

For everyone:

• Improved: The HTML plugin indicators now ignore object cache. Making the filter more responsive.
• Fixed: The HTML plugin indicator timer translation is now put to use (oops).
• Fixed: JavaScript bug caused by undefined error where the user was prompted for settings change while there weren’t any on the Post or Page edit screens when the “Remove blogname from title?” option is checked or when editing the home page and the “Add site description (tagline) to the Title on the Home Page?” is unchecked.
• Fixed: Incompatible object cache group names.
• Removed: Twitter card and Twitter title output on 404 and search pages. The Twitter tags rely on other tags which can’t be rendered in their full extend by default on these pages. Twitter uses OG tags to fall back on.
• Note: The per-page output cache key has changed for the output, this forces the object cache to be invalidated.

For developers:

• Added: AutoDescription_Detect::tell_title_doing_it_wrong(), based on the following deprecated function.
• Deprecated: AutoDescription_Detect::title_doing_it_wrong(), this function was reworked to a point of uselessness in 2.5.2.
• Changed: If the theme you’re using is doing the wp_title() function wrong, the title parameters are now changed within the hidden HTML comment, i.e. e.g. <!-- Title diw: "title" : "sep" : "seplocation" -->).
• Improved: Transient for title doing it right is now also set if the theme is doing it right to reduce extra database calls.
• Cleaned up code.