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I have uninstalled Yoast too. I also used it for years, and didn’t notice how bad it had gotten (other than the annoying, sticky alerts about updates and changes). 240 PHP files? Jesus. The SEO Framework uses 24 PHP files, not to mention the development is done in the open on GitHub. And you can actually talk to the author!

Thanks, BTW, Terence, you recommended The SEO Framework to me in some comments on a WPTavern article. ??

Yep, fixed in 2.8. Cheers.

Oops, forgot to mark as resolved.

Awesome, I just pulled the latest git and verified in my Windows 7 VM that the sidebar is working. Great success!</borat>

Sorry to keep raining on your awesome parade with issues for old browsers, haha. Both of the last two issues I’ve reported were for platforms I don’t even use… but I just figured I’d report them anyways. ??

IE8 is probably more worth your while than Android 2.3 though… even though my website is mostly technical and has lots of Android content, I still have relatively few hits from Android devices…

Yeah, so I don’t know how far we want to bend over for old browsers… even low-end phones are coming with Android 4.0 now, and that browser should be much more modern.

Hey, dude.

Yeah, I’m using the latest version. I actually don’t own a device with 2.3, but had asked a buddy to test again when I saw the modernizr etc updates recently in git. Lemme poke him again. ??

You have to check the “Download and import file attachments” box after you’ve uploaded the XML file to the new blog.

I just tried this on 3.0.1…

Hope that helps!