I’m not sure I follow… Are you saying some “basic” type configuration options were not available? The “basic” version should have all the “basic” configuration settings you would expect. If you want more configuration options, then the Pro version provides those.
The Free / basic version offers the following features:
Adds Open Graph / Rich Pin meta tags (Facebook, Google+, Pinterest, LinkedIn, etc.).
Configurable image sizes for Open Graph (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.) and Pinterest.
Optional fallback to a default image and video for index and search webpages.
Supports featured, attached, gallery shortcode, and/or HTML image tags in content.
Validates image dimensions to provide accurate media for social websites.
Auto-regeneration of inaccurate / missing WordPress image sizes.
Support for embedded videos in iframe and object HTML tags.
Fully renders content (including shortcodes) for accurate description texts.
Configurable title separator character (hyphen by default).
Support of WordPress and/or SEO titles for Posts and Pages.
Includes author and publisher profile URLs for Facebook and Google Search.
Includes hashtags from Post and Page WordPress tags.
Includes the author’s name for Pinterest Rich Pins.
Includes a Google / SEO description meta tag if a known SEO plugin is not detected.
Fallback to the image alt value if the content and except do not include any text.
Provides Facebook, Google+ and Twitter URL profile contact fields.
Validation tools and special meta tag preview tabs on admin edit pages.
Customizable multilingual Site Title and Site Description texts.
Contextual help for every plugin option and comprehensive online documentation.
Uses object and transient caches to provide incredibly fast execution speeds.
Additional free extension plugins for WPSSO.
Was there anything missing in your opinion?
Thanks,
js.
