Lars

@tobifjellner precisely that – my host (one.com) and their “Health Monitor” does however report this as “not compatible with the last two major WordPress versions.” under a Vulnerability header with a recommendation of:

“If a plugin hasn’t been tested to work with the last two major WordPress releases, we recommend using an alternative plugin.”

Maybe the fix is to simply redress the current release with a new version number to shut WordPress up. ??

I completely agree, they also enforced this with an immediate suspension of our website until plugin is deactivated and removed. No prior warning, heads-up or any form of communication was made – just *zap* and then an e-mail to contact them to learn of how to lift suspension.

Their “Restore” product is however included in most plans – but yes, I still have my eggs in the same basket.

Thank you Michael!

With the above I was finally able to get rid of this cr*p plugin that never worked.