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WordPress 6.3 Compatibility Update for iThemes Security Pro 7.3.5 

Written by Dan Knauss on July 26, 2023

Last Updated on July 26, 2023

iThemes Security Pro 7.3.5 was released today to maintain compatibility with the next major release of WordPress on August 8.

iThemes Security Pro 7.3.5

There is a compatibility update for iThemes Security Pro users available today. This new compatibility release (iThemes Security Pro 7.3.5) must be applied to maintain passwordless login functionality with the forthcoming release of WordPress 6.3 on August 8. Without this update applied ahead of the WordPress 6.3 release, iThemes Security Pro’s passwordless login feature will not continue to work as expected on sites that upgrade to WordPress 6.3.

WordPress 6.3 is adding the HTML 5 required attribute to the WordPress login form fields, preventing them from being submitted without input. This has the side effect of breaking the passwordless login feature in iThemes Security Pro.

If you are using iThemes Security Pro, please apply this update now to ensure compatibility with WordPress 6.3.

Dan Knauss
Dan Knauss

Dan Knauss is StellarWP’s Technical Content Generalist. He’s been a writer, teacher, and freelancer working in open source since the late 1990s and with WordPress since 2004.

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