Changelogs

Google Apps Login – Premium

v3.5.0 – May 8, 2025

  • Added: There is a new filter, gal_logout_delay_timer, to modify the auto-logout delay timer (default value is 5 seconds).
  • Changed: Compatibility with WordPress 6.8.
  • Changed: Compatibility with PHP 8.
  • Changed: Changed: As users may have different Google accounts, and they may not be logged in in the correct one, we now request users to confirm the correct account to use when they want to log in.
  • Fixed: Properly mention WordPress with a capital P.
  • Fixed: Start using where applicable secure https:// instead of http:// in internal and external URLs.
  • Fixed: A lot of code styles fixes and cleanups.
  • Fixed: The plugin was generating a lot of PHP Notices and Deprecation notices on PHP 8.
  • Fixed: Translation domain was set incorrectly in the plugin, now it’s the same as the plugin slug: googleappslogin-premium.
  • Fixed: When making request to check whether there is a new plugin version available, we were not verifying the SSL certificate of wp-glogin.com domain.
  • Fixed: The Google Services library used inside the plugin was not working properly on PHP 8, we addressed a lot of deprecation issues.
  • Fixed: The uploaded Service Account JSON file was not properly deleted after its usage.

Google Apps Login – Enterprise

v3.5.0 – May 8, 2025

  • Added: There is a new filter, gal_logout_delay_timer, to modify the auto-logout delay timer (default value is 5 seconds).
  • Changed: Compatibility with WordPress 6.8.
  • Changed: Compatibility with PHP 8.
  • Changed: Changed: As users may have different Google accounts, and they may not be logged in in the correct one, we now request users to confirm the correct account to use when they want to log in.
  • Fixed: Properly mention WordPress with a capital P.
  • Fixed: Start using where applicable secure https:// instead of http:// in internal and external URLs.
  • Fixed: A lot of code styles fixes and cleanups.
  • Fixed: The plugin was generating a lot of PHP Notices and Deprecation notices on PHP 8.
  • Fixed: Translation domain was set incorrectly in the plugin, now it’s the same as the plugin slug: googleappslogin-premium.
  • Fixed: When making request to check whether there is a new plugin version available, we were not verifying the SSL certificate of wp-glogin.com domain.
  • Fixed: The Google Services library used inside the plugin was not working properly on PHP 8, we addressed a lot of deprecation issues.
  • Fixed: The uploaded Service Account JSON file was not properly deleted after its usage.
Google Apps Login is trusted by thousands of organizations from small businesses to NASDAQ-listed companies and government organizations.
Users click their way through Login via Google (just one click after the first time)

Users click their way through Login via Google (just one click after the first time)

You can try it out by clicking below to auto-create a test account on this site! This will show you the basic Google login process.
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Logging in is only the start – Google Apps Login takes care of all your WordPress user management. Find out more here.

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Your account has been created, and you are now logged in. On your own site, you will specify your Google Apps domain – e.g. mycompany.com – and only users on that domain will be allowed to auto-create accounts.
Logging in is only the start – Google Apps Login takes care of all your WordPress user management.
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