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2.6.14

• Scope globe interaction and focus styles to the VisitorAtlas component so dashboard controls cannot affect the surrounding WordPress administration interface.
• Prepare the complete MailPoet reconciliation queries with placeholders.
• Use a fixed, allowlisted conversion column list and placeholder layout for atomic conversion upserts.

2.6.13

• Register and enqueue frontend and administration scripts and styles through the appropriate WordPress APIs and hooks.
• Replace directly printed administration script and style blocks while preserving the Upgrade to Pro menu behavior.
• Adopt visitoratlas-prefixed canonical PHP APIs, hooks, REST routes, AJAX actions, cron names, and asset handles while retaining compatibility aliases and stored data from earlier releases.
• Update the Plugin URI to the accessible VisitorAtlas product page.

2.6.12

• Allow all generated UTM links to remain saved until an administrator deletes them.
• Correct bundled third-party notices filename references.
• Improve WordPress.org repository readiness and validation.

2.6.11

• Added a styled Share button at the public map frame’s top right, above the Globe/Polar Azimuthal projection switch.
• Shares the VisitorAtlas demo campaign link and description through the native Web Share API, with clipboard and manual-copy fallbacks.

2.6.10

• Add one frontend Play/Pause rotation button beside Reset for both Globe and Polar Azimuthal projections.
• Fit the default and minimum Polar zoom so the Earth diameter equals the frame height while keeping the North Pole centered, and retain the Globe model’s inward zoom range.
• Restore the World view label for the Polar Azimuthal frontend.

2.6.9

• Apply a Gaussian daylight-edge blur with a normalized sigma of 0.03 for a tighter transition than earlier Polar renderers.
• Load the Gaussian helper in the correct fragment-shader scope so WebGL initialization and visitor-data loading complete normally.

2.6.8

• Retain the 2.6.7 daylight-mask and black-area behavior while reducing the east/west fillet radius to 0.14.
• Increase only the Polar Azimuthal map and visitor-location scale by five percent around the centered North Pole.
• Scale the Sun and declination-driven northern terminator with the map while keeping the south, east, and west mask limits stationary.

2.6.7

• Provide a Polar-only Black area alpha number field from 0 to 100; 100 fully blacks out the exterior map and visitors, while 0 reveals both completely.
• Replace the feathered daylight-mask boundary with a hard edge and apply the same black-area alpha to the map and visitor layers.
• Treat the enclosed projected oval as daylight and render everything outside it as black, with the daylight marker inside the oval.
• Restore the Polar-only Daylight position control so 0°, 90°, 180°, and 270° place the daylight oval and marker at the top, right, bottom, and left respectively.
• Correct the seasonal north/south terminators: northern months move daylight northward, southern months move it southward, and the equinoxes meet at the poles.
• Round the east and west junctions where the hard daylight oval meets the Antarctic rim, without adding opacity or feathering.
• Extend the east and west terminator endpoints to the globe’s full radius so they meet the Antarctic rim at opposite points 180° apart.
• Curve the outer daylight-mask corners inward while preserving the solar-declination placement of the north and south terminators.
• Replace the flat-center, side-notch mask profile with a continuous curved arc from the seasonal center to both Antarctic-rim endpoints.
• Restore the earlier full-radius seasonal terminator and round only its east/west junctions with the Antarctic rim using a hard-edged geometric fillet.
• Reduce the east/west fillet radius by half for a tighter transition into the Antarctic rim.
• Use a revised globe asset URL so same-version 2.6.7 replacements cannot reuse an earlier cached renderer.

2.6.6

• Add a Polar-only Daylight position control with 0° top, 90° right, 180° bottom, and 270° left choices; existing installations retain the prior 90° right position.
• Rotate the Sun marker, geographic daylight mask, twilight edge, and visitor-marker dimming together while preserving seasonal north/south exposure, placement panning, and black-area alpha.
• Label the resting Polar scale as Earth view while retaining World view for the Globe and mileage labels at closer zoom levels.

2.6.5

• Restore the undistorted geographic Sun-dot-product calculation so the east/west terminator anchors remain fixed while north/south exposure follows NOAA-style solar declination.
• Scale map visibility through low solar elevations instead of treating every point just above the horizon as fully bright; around October 1 the North Pole is dark and the South Pole is only barely visible.
• Keep the daylight texture, twilight edge, visitor-marker dimming, Sun position, black-area alpha, and placement panning aligned across equinox and solstice checks.

2.6.4

• Match the supplied Polar daylight sample with a bright right-side daylight cutout whose terminator and outer edge feather into black, leaving no visible night-side globe outline at the default setting.
• Add an administrator-controlled Polar black-area alpha slider from 0% to 100%; 100% fully hides the night map, while lower values progressively reveal its geography.
• Update the admin preview live as the alpha slider moves and preserve seasonal north/south exposure, fixed east/west orientation, Sun alignment, visitor markers, and placement panning.

2.6.3

• Keep the complete Polar map visible while rendering night geography as a very dark, readable surface instead of an empty black cutout.
• Shape the right-hand daylight region as a bright rounded field with a broad feathered terminator and darker outer-rim falloff, following the supplied visual reference.
• Keep the Sun marker, visitor dots, seasonal north/south daylight exposure, and placement panning aligned with the revised day/night rendering.

2.6.2

• Illuminate the right-hand Polar region and place the Sun marker on that same daylight side while preserving seasonal north/south exposure and the feathered terminator.
• Change Polar pointer and arrow-key dragging from geographic rotation to bounded horizontal/vertical placement panning of the complete Earth visualization.
• Keep the Polar texture, daylight mask, Sun, visitor dots, and interaction hit targets aligned during pan, zoom, reset, resize, and automatic rotation.
• Recenter Polar placement on Reset without changing existing Globe drag behavior or configured automatic rotation.

2.6.1

• Lock Polar Azimuthal to its circular 90-degree top-down North Pole view while retaining horizontal rotation, zoom, and visitor interactions.
• Correct the fixed daylight side and Sun marker to match the intended left-side exposure without reversing seasonal north/south illumination.
• Feather the twilight edge more gently while keeping full night geography black and visitor-dot dimming aligned to the same daylight calculation.
• Keep the geographic east/west terminator anchors fixed while WordPress-date solar declination adjusts north/south daylight exposure throughout the year.

2.6.0

• Add a Core North-Pole-centered Polar Azimuthal projection using the existing map-style and visitor-data pipelines.
• Add administrator default-projection radios and an optional accessible public Globe/Polar projection switch.
• Add WordPress-timezone-aware solar declination, geographic daylight masking, a fixed Sun marker, and 75 percent night-side visitor-marker dimming in Polar mode.
• Preserve existing Globe backgrounds and stars while forcing a black, star-free Polar presentation.
• Keep Core/Pro style entitlements, custom equirectangular maps, traffic scope, history, zoom, and renderer lifecycle shared across projections.

2.5.0

• Associate visits and conversion analytics with a stable primary tracked-site identity.
• Safely backfill retained analytics during a resumable database upgrade.

2.4.2

• Treat the Settings date as the earliest historical limit for globe data.
• Add an optional frontend calendar that lets visitors choose a start date within the available history.
• Keep globe markers, counters, live locations, and the displayed period synchronized with the selected date.

2.4.1

• Move the detailed Human Acquisition Report, its queries, activity columns, Columns control, and row actions entirely into the separate Pro add-on.
• Move all bot traffic report queries and presentation into Pro while retaining Core bot detection and human-traffic filtering.
• Keep the Core Traffic Source Summary and Device & Browser Breakdown available without Pro, and add neutral reporting extension hooks for add-ons.

2.4.0

• Add an optional Weekly Email Report to Core with a configurable recipient and delivery day.
• Summarize the previous completed seven-day period with week-over-week metrics, top pages, countries, acquisition sources, and conversion events.
• Schedule delivery at approximately 8:00 a.m. in the WordPress site timezone and keep scheduling aligned across timezone and daylight-saving changes.

2.3.9

• Show the Upgrade to Pro admin-menu link in yellow.
• Add a Device & Browser Breakdown below acquisition reporting. New visits record only broad device and browser categories; older visits appear as Unknown.
• Add six Pro activity columns and a column chooser. Action totals require verified events from provider integrations or the trusted conversion API.

2.3.8

• Add a shared globe refresh interval for the admin preview and public globes.
• Prevent caching of live visitor statistics so public viewers receive current dots and counts.

2.3.7

• Add a delete action to each saved UTM link in Core and Pro.

2.3.6

• Add saved generated-link history to the UTM Link Builder.

2.3.5

• Show live activity in the Core traffic source summary with the same green indicator used by Pro; refresh it every 30 seconds.

2.3.4

• Remove site-specific MailPoet form tracking from Core; Pro supports configurable MailPoet form IDs.
• Keep reconciliation for previously stored pending MailPoet conversions.
• Describe Pro provider integrations without assuming a particular form ID.

2.3.3

• Show a channel summary in Core; Pro unlocks source, medium, campaign, and conversion detail.
• Keep bot detection and filtering in Core; show a locked bot report until Pro is active.

2.3.2

• Add a blue Upgrade to Pro menu link below Conversion Integrations that opens the Pro plans in a new tab while Pro is inactive.

2.3.1

• Restore the globe wrapper required for the admin preview, Dashboard, and public shortcode globe to render.

2.3.0

• Satellite / Natural Earth is now the default Core style; removed Bright, Soft Daylight, and Wireframe choices. Prior saved Pro styles remain available when Pro is active.
• Add Pro Country, Acquisition, and Visitor Heat Map views based on mapped human sessions.
• Acquisition report rows now have a live indicator and refresh every 30 seconds. Reset starts a row’s visible totals from the reset time; Delete continues to hide it without deleting stored data.
• Remove the button border weight and visitor data scope settings; rename Recent settings to Live.
• Promote confirmed MailPoet signups and reconcile previously pending MailPoet events in background batches.

2.2.3

• Promote pending MailPoet conversions on MailPoet’s confirmed-subscription event, including confirmations completed from another device or an excluded administrator session.
• Recheck existing attributed pending MailPoet conversions against subscribed MailPoet records in small background batches after upgrading.

2.2.2

• Refreshed the WordPress Dashboard acquisition bars every 30 seconds through a read-only, administrator-only request. The globe and bars continue to use their existing counts and tracking paths.

2.2.1

• Clarified that the globe counter counts recent and mapped visit sessions, not page views or unique people.

2.2.0

• Replaced the home reset icon with a circular reset arrow and joined the All/This Page scope controls into one pill.
• Added image thumbnails and radio selection for globe styles, with locked Pro previews in Core.
• Moved the globe preview above Settings, added Save Changes after each settings section, and removed the separate Live Visitor Globe menu page.
• Added referral-spam domain detection and retroactive classification for matching stored referrals. Bot reports include referring domains.

2.1.0

• Combined Globe Settings with Settings and added a globe preview there.
• Added button appearance controls, stacked zoom/home controls, and a right-aligned location hint.
• Classified bot sessions for reports and excluded detected bots from globe data and human acquisition totals.
• Added a WordPress Dashboard globe and five-category past/live visitor bar report.
• Added bot totals and category/type/name breakdowns to Acquisition Sources.

2.0.4

• Added a targeted MailPoet subscription bridge for an early deployment (removed in 2.3.4).
• Keep unconfirmed subscriptions pending until MailPoet confirms them, with the original acquisition attribution.

2.0.3

• Added Photorealistic — Bright and Photorealistic — Soft Daylight using the bundled NASA texture.
• Preserved the existing Photorealistic appearance and saved settings.

2.0.2

• Blue/white active scope and light-gray/black inactive scope, including hover/focus.
• Visitor counter moved to the lower-right edge, with narrow-layout spacing.
• Pointing cursor over selectable visible visitor markers; grab cursor elsewhere.

2.0.1

• Compact zoom buttons with preserved touch targets.
• Joined traffic-scope toggle matching the PortionSet calculator units selector.
• Core-only presentation update; compatible with VisitorAtlas Pro 2.0.0.

2.0.0

• Rebranded the v1.7.0 baseline to VisitorAtlas, published by Liberty Dynamics.
• Unified administration; separate Pro add-on and documented extension hooks.
• Added page/site scope controls and a timezone-aware Visitors since date.
• Added regional zoom, keyboard controls, accessible touch targets and popovers.
• Preserved nearby/co-located sessions and rendered live markers last/on top.
• Added Elementor Forms in Pro and six globe presets across core plus Pro.
• Replaced the undocumented texture with traceable public-domain map sources.
• Preserved existing schema, identifiers, retention, conversion APIs and reports.