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Brands need to be ready to adopt a variety of in-store and online measures to cater to today’s shopper.
Google shared the advice that website owners should be “using permanent URLs for Black Friday pages rather than creating new URLs for each annual sale”
The latest update, Version 5.5.3 is everything version 5.5.2 was meant to be, only without the associated problems. WordPress 5.5.3 fixes all the problems introduced in the 5.5.2 version.
Versions of WooCommerce prior to 4.6.2 contain a vulnerability that allows guest users to create accounts during checkout even when the “Allow customers to create an account during checkout” setting is disabled
It’s up to all of us to play our part to avoid overwhelming the NHS. That means living by the restrictions in place and continuing to follow the rules.
I wanted to let you know that, as during the previous lockdown, we will be here to help you and your business, club, or other organisation through these difficult times.
WordPress has announced a killer new feature that provides greater integration for Twitter users.
Two high-severity vulnerabilities in Post Grid, a WordPress plugin with more than 60,000 installations, opens the door to site takeovers, according to researchers. To boot, nearly identical bugs are also found in Post Grid’s sister plug-in, Team Showcase, which has 6,000 installations.
It’s up to all of us to know what we must do to keep ourselves and others safe in the weeks and months ahead.
As of the Microsoft 365 for Mac, November 2020 update, macOS 10.14 Mojave or later is required to receive updates to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. If you continue with an older version of macOS, your Office apps will continue to work but you will no longer receive any updates including security updates.
