Features request

Under "Security > Site health" you're displaying "Your PHP version is outdated". When doing so, it would be useful if you included which version you're seeing here. Anyhow it doesn't make any sense displaying this for sites who is running on t.ex. PHP 8.2.29, as PHP 8.2 is still fully supported regarding security until December 31, 2026 ( https://www.php.net/supported-versions ). There is absolutely no reason to warn about PHP 8.2 at this stage, it's secure, and should not be flagged as outdated and a security issue. That's completely wrong in so many ways. You can indeed recommend people to use PHP 8.3, as also WP does, but it's not outdated in any way. WP Site Health now lists it as a recommended improvement, with the title text: "Your site is running on an older version of PHP (8.2.x), which should be updated" Later when it's being considered EOL, they will change it to critical , and then also switch the title text into: "Your site is running on an outdated version of PHP (8.2.x), which should be updated." It's a huge different in those, and what you're currently doing, flagging it as outdated and a security risk in red ... ;)

Sometimes I want to give my customers, new information when I send them the maintenance report (Example : their maintenance contract is about to expire). The idea is to be able to keep the default message, but modify it before sending it manually. This was a feature I liked in ManageWP.

My understanding is that there is currently no alert or differentiation of PHP errors on the dashboard when a PHP error is fatal. It seems that both should be the case: If there are fatal PHP errors, the section on the dashboard should be red. An alert, similar to the site down alerts should be available.

Currently, WP Umbrella handles Custom Work entries and scheduled reports in UTC, even when a user has selected a different time zone in their profile. This causes confusion and leads to incorrect dates being saved (e.g., selected dates shifting to the previous day), and report scheduling not aligning with expected delivery times. Users reasonably expect that once they set their preferred time zone, all date and time operations—display, storage, and scheduling—should reflect that choice. Requiring users to manually calculate UTC offsets undermines usability and adds unnecessary complexity.

Some plugins are related to master plugins [eg Woocommerce B2B is related to Woocommerce]. When we launch Bulk Management for plugins, it would be nice that the master-plugins are updated first and avoiding that the slave-plugins are driving the website into a severe failure. Occured once in the last seven days.

Allow the user to add a brief "note" / "comment" to sit alongside of their manual backup.

I am wondering if it is possible to include the manual updates can be included it the report. Sometimes, when I am working on client pages and I see that there are updates available, I just install them quickly in the WordPress dashboard. As far as I see, these updates are not part of the report. Would be nice to have them in the report as well.

Description: Our upcoming feature will introduce comprehensive uptime monitoring by checking not only the status code of your website but also the presence of specific pixels, pieces of code, or words. This enhanced monitoring ensures that you are notified promptly if any critical element is missing, providing a more accurate assessment of your website's availability. Key Benefits: Precise Monitoring: Detect issues beyond status codes by verifying the presence of critical pixels, code, or words on your website. Early Issue Detection: Receive timely notifications if any essential element is missing, allowing you to address issues before they impact your users. How Can You Help Us? Vote: Show your interest and support by voting for this feature on our roadmap. Share Your Ideas: Have additional suggestions or ideas related to uptime monitoring? We're all ears! Share your thoughts with us. Tell Us Why This Is Important for you? Share your personal insights on why this feature is important to you to help us understand your perspective.

Add the ability to select multiple website's plugins and exclude (or include) them all at once.

Allow us to choose how long before we receive an email notification for a site/domain going up or down. It's causing so many emails per day and I know they are just lapses.