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IPGetter changelog

Major user-facing milestones only. Small fixes, maintenance work and internal implementation details are intentionally left out.

Latest public updatev2.20.322 Sep 2026

Diagnostic deep-link fixes

Corrected Domain Health action links so Robots.txt and XML Sitemap findings open their destination tools with the inspected domain already filled in.

v2.20.222 Sep 2026

Actionable diagnostic details

Expanded Domain Health response metadata so integrations can explain exactly what needs attention instead of only reporting a score.

  • Security-header findings now include the exact baseline headers that need attention.
  • DMARC findings now expose a simple state for missing, monitoring, enforcing or duplicate-policy cases.
  • No rate limits, endpoint paths or existing response fields were changed.
v2.20.122 Sep 2026

Developer API navigation polish

Refined the Developer API section navigation so the redesigned page stays lightweight and easy to scan while scrolling.

  • Replaced the bulky rounded jump-navigation box with a slim section bar that matches the rest of the site.
  • Added active-section highlighting as you scroll through access levels, endpoints, authentication, examples and reference.
  • Made the sticky state compact beneath the main header with a subtle divider/shadow instead of a floating panel.
  • On narrow screens the section links stay on one horizontally scrollable row instead of wrapping into a grid.
v2.20.022 Sep 2026

Developer API clarity

Rebuilt the Developer API page around the decisions developers actually need to make instead of presenting every detail at the same level.

  • Added an immediate Anonymous vs Free API key comparison with exact standard and Domain Health quotas.
  • Condensed the endpoint catalogue into a scan-friendly reference with one-click request copying.
  • Moved examples, response contracts, errors, CORS, privacy and data-source details into focused expandable reference sections.
  • Made it explicit that authentication changes quota and request identity, not endpoint access or response format.
v2.19.922 Sep 2026

Consistent first-party Terminal history

Made every interactive Terminal on IPGetter share the same history behavior while keeping third-party embeds isolated.

  • Guest commands now share one browser-local history across the homepage Terminal and the full /terminal experience.
  • Signed-in users get the same account-synced Terminal history on the homepage as they do on the full Terminal page.
  • Third-party hosted embeds and editor previews remain page-local so command history never crosses unrelated websites.
  • Keeps the existing 40-command limit and Up/Down navigation behavior.
v2.19.822 Sep 2026

Persistent guest Terminal history

Made the full first-party Terminal remember recent guest commands on the current browser without extending that history into third-party embeds.

  • Guest command history on /terminal now survives refreshes using browser-local storage.
  • Keeps the most recent 40 commands and restores them immediately through Up/Down history navigation.
  • Public embeds, homepage demos and editor previews remain page-local so command history does not appear across unrelated host sites.
  • Signed-in users continue to use account-synced history instead of browser-local guest storage.
v2.19.721 Sep 2026

Structured DNS API

Added a versioned DNS lookup endpoint so integrations can use the same forward-DNS service as IPGetter's web tools.

  • Added /api/v1/dns for A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS and CNAME records.
  • Returns structured values, TTLs and MX priorities under the existing v1 API response and rate-limit contract.
  • Enables native WordPress DNS lookups without falling back to the WordPress host's own resolver path.
v2.19.621 Sep 2026

Hosted Terminal copy support

Made command output easy to copy from public hosted Terminal embeds as well as the standalone Terminal.

  • Added the existing output Copy action to embedded Terminals.
  • Explicitly preserves normal text selection in Terminal output for mouse and keyboard copying.
  • Keeps Share hidden from embeds while Copy, Help and Clear remain available.
v2.19.521 Sep 2026

Hosted Terminal ready-state hotfix

Fixed the resilience overlay so a successfully connected hosted Terminal is revealed immediately after its ready handshake.

  • Explicitly removes the loading overlay from layout when the iframe reports ipgetter:ready.
  • Restores the loading or unavailable overlay only while a connection attempt is active.
  • Keeps the CDN loader and origin-hosted loader byte-for-byte aligned.
v2.19.421 Sep 2026

Resilient hosted Terminal embeds

Made hosted Terminals fail independently so a slow or unavailable IPGetter service cannot make the host website feel broken.

  • Made public embed loaders asynchronous so they do not delay the host page DOMContentLoaded lifecycle.
  • Moved the public embed loader to cdn.ipgetter.com so the fallback UI can still load independently if the main IPGetter origin is unavailable.
  • Added a real iframe-ready handshake instead of assuming a loaded frame is a working Terminal.
  • Added a contained loading state, unavailable state and Retry action with no impact on the surrounding page.
  • Kept lazy loading by starting hosted frames only when they approach the viewport.
  • Improved Terminal command failures with a clear temporary-service message.
v2.19.321 Sep 2026

Shared Terminal command manifest

Made the live IPGetter Terminal command registry the source of truth for autocomplete and integration clients.

  • Added a cacheable Terminal manifest endpoint for command names, syntax, descriptions, examples and help text.
  • Made the hosted Terminal read autocomplete, help and examples from the same server-side manifest.
  • Prepared WordPress wp-admin Terminal clients to stay in sync without duplicating the command registry.
  • Kept shell-style Tab completion inside the Terminal input after a command completes, while preserving Shift+Tab for keyboard navigation.
v2.18.13Sep 2026

Domain Health

Added a single external report that combines IPGetter network, TLS, email and web diagnostics around one domain.

  • Added a weighted configuration score across core DNS, HTTPS, HTTP, security headers and mail authentication.
  • Added one-pass checks for DNSSEC, CAA, robots.txt, XML sitemaps and RDAP registration data.
  • Linked every finding back to the dedicated IPGetter diagnostic tool for deeper troubleshooting.
  • Reworked the Terminal inspect command to use the same shared Domain Health engine.
  • Added /api/v1/inspect so external apps can use the same Domain Health engine through structured JSON.
  • Refined the Terminal embed builder with clearer responsive width controls and synced slider/number inputs for custom width and height.
  • Set a 320px minimum custom embed width and tightened the narrow Terminal header so Help and Clear remain available when a host container shrinks further.
  • Grouped Browser Terminal and Embed Terminal under one Terminal navigation menu and moved the builder to /terminal/embed, with the old /embed URL redirecting permanently.
  • Refined the mobile Terminal menu into a flatter accordion with indented child links and a clearer active state.
  • Polished the narrow Terminal experience so account actions stay inside the viewport and the mobile submenu uses a simpler, tighter child-link layout.
  • Prioritised Help and Clear in very narrow Terminal embeds by collapsing the decorative title before controls are lost.
  • Improved Terminal scroll handoff so page scrolling continues naturally when a standalone or embedded terminal reaches its own scroll boundary.
  • Centralised the embeddable Terminal runtime so website previews and external integrations load the same hosted frame, styling and behaviour from IPGetter.
  • Fixed live embed preview resizing so the hosted Terminal always fits the selected viewport without clipping or creating a hidden outer scrollbar.
  • Kept the live preview toolbar aligned to the selected Terminal width so its controls stay visually attached to compact embeds.
  • Fixed an embed builder initialization regression that could leave the live Terminal preview blank after the toolbar alignment update.
  • Kept Terminal chrome consistent across embed heights so compact frames reduce only the output area instead of shrinking the header, input row or branding.
v2.17Sep 2026

Responsive Terminal embeds

Made the embeddable IPGetter Terminal easier to fit into documentation, dashboards, sidebars and full-width pages.

  • Added responsive width presets, custom maximum widths and left, centre or right alignment.
  • Expanded compact and large height options while keeping output safely scrollable inside the frame.
  • Improved the Terminal layout at narrow widths and shorter heights so controls and output remain usable.
  • Updated the live embed builder to preview the selected dimensions before copying the code.
v2.16Sep 2026

Support and product polish

Made IPGetter easier to use, easier to contact and more consistent across the site.

  • Added a dedicated support and contact experience for product questions, bug reports and feedback.
  • Improved navigation, account states, footer structure and theme controls.
  • Refined form validation, account UI and support workflows.
  • Polished the homepage hierarchy and spacing while keeping the site lightweight.
v2.15Sep 2026

Organic growth foundation

Built out IPGetter's evergreen learning layer around real network-tool search intent and connected guides directly to useful diagnostics.

  • Added focused guides covering IP addressing, ASNs, reverse DNS, DNS records, DNS TTL, SPF, DMARC, TLS expiry and HTTP security headers.
  • Organised the Guides hub into topic clusters instead of a flat article list.
  • Connected guides, tools and Terminal commands with stronger internal linking.
  • Expanded the sitemap and search metadata for the new content.
v2.14Sep 2026

Launch polish

Improved the site's public launch readiness with cleaner routing, stronger metadata and more reliable indexing.

  • Improved sitemap coverage for public tools, guides and content pages.
  • Refined structured data and search metadata across the site.
  • Improved public routing and consistency across clean URLs.
  • Tightened static asset caching and general production polish.
v2.13Sep 2026

Product experience and privacy

Integrated accounts into the wider site and added the privacy and account controls needed for a public developer product.

  • Added state-aware sign-in, account and sign-out navigation.
  • Added email verification, password confirmation, account deletion and privacy controls.
  • Improved API-key creation with a clearer one-time secret flow.
  • Added Privacy, Cookies and Terms pages plus first-party analytics controls.
  • Standardised shared UI components for buttons, forms and account layouts.
v2.12Sep 2026

Accounts and Terminal workspace

Added lightweight accounts so Terminal and API usage could become part of one coherent developer workspace.

  • Added email/password accounts and password recovery.
  • Added persistent Terminal history for signed-in users while keeping guest Terminal access available.
  • Added revocable API keys for external apps and scripts.
  • Added account usage views and the combined inspect <domain> Terminal command.
v2.11Sep 2026

Developer API foundation

Turned IPGetter's public endpoints into a documented developer API while preserving lightweight anonymous access.

  • Added predictable JSON success and error responses.
  • Added request limits and clearer API response headers.
  • Expanded the API documentation with cURL, JavaScript, Python and PHP examples.
  • Kept the plain-text /ip endpoint and browser CORS support for simple integrations.
v2.10Sep 2026

Geo data reliability

Improved the reliability of IP geolocation and ASN data while keeping lookups fast and local.

  • Added safer local data updates with validation before new data goes live.
  • Added rollback protection so lookups can continue if an update fails.
  • Improved GeoIP freshness and update visibility.
v2.9Sep 2026

Guides, About and deeper product context

Added the first long-form network guides and a proper About page while keeping individual tool pages concise.

  • Added evergreen guides for DNS propagation, email authentication, TLS certificates and IP/CIDR basics.
  • Added compact How it works and Useful when sections across the toolbox.
  • Added stronger guide-to-tool linking, breadcrumbs and content metadata.
  • Standardised typography and reading layouts across longer pages.
v2.7Sep 2026

Browser Terminal becomes a product surface

Made the browser Terminal easier to discover and much more tightly connected to the rest of the toolbox.

  • Added live command suggestions, output copying and a cleaner command workflow.
  • Turned the homepage Terminal showcase into a working interactive terminal.
  • Added one-click Terminal shortcuts to compatible tool pages.
  • Improved Terminal light/dark theme consistency and command presentation.
v2.6Sep 2026

Browser Terminal and embeds

Added a safe command-line interface to IPGetter plus portable embeds for developer documentation and websites.

  • Added IP, DNS, TLS, HTTP, email and network commands.
  • Added command history, Tab completion and keyboard shortcuts.
  • Added the embed builder and lightweight embed.js integration.
v2.5Sep 2026

Discovery and growth

Made the expanding toolbox easier to navigate and easier for search engines to understand.

  • Added quick-pick navigation, recently added tools and live tool search.
  • Added topic filters, breadcrumbs and stronger internal links.
  • Added the first public changelog and expanded search metadata.
v2.1 - v2.4Sep 2026

From IP checker to network toolbox

Expanded the original public-IP page into the broader collection of network, DNS, mail, TLS and web diagnostics that IPGetter is built around today.

  • Added IP lookup, ASN lookup, DNS lookup, subnetting and RDAP tools.
  • Added SSL, MX, SPF, DMARC and DNS propagation diagnostics.
  • Added HTTP status, DNSSEC, CAA, port, IP range and conversion tools.
  • Added security headers, robots, sitemap, DKIM, MTA-STS and email-header analysis.