Geckada

Registro de alterações

3.2.246

• Add scoped Avada dark styling for dashboard cards, menus, Global Options, Page Options, builder settings, content lists and system reports.

3.2.242

• Extend Elementor dark mode to MCP, Submissions and Custom Elements promotion screens, System Info, Element Manager and Connect Account.

3.2.240

• Darken Elementor’s inner sidebar and soften selected rows to distinguish it from WordPress navigation.

3.2.239

• Match Elementor One settings, tabs, navigation, buttons and form controls to Geckada dark mode.

3.2.236

• Keep Elementor’s header Upgrade and Help controls white, with white checkmarks on selected checkboxes.

3.2.235

• Join honeycomb outlines at shared edges without inset gaps in the session, login and logout overlays.

3.2.234

• Align Elementor One’s settings header and navigation below the branded admin toolbar.
• Keep active parent menu highlights flush left after the cursor leaves, matching their hover state.

3.2.233

• Keep backup-source reporting and remote command checks out of editor save and heartbeat responses by running them in background workers.
• Preserve Elementor’s editor and preview appearance without Geckada branding, toolbar or TinyMCE overrides.

3.2.232

• Use Geckada in admin browser titles and restore inset active-menu spacing when the pointer leaves.

3.2.231

• Match the backup download drawer to light mode, with readable status, close control and WordPress icon. Preserve a separate dark-mode surface.

3.2.230

• Identify the exact Drive part when a download fails, retain confirmed progress and give a clear retry or source-file check.
• Remove temporary transfer diagnostics after investigating the stalled dummy backup.

3.2.225

• Fix staged PHP preflight paths. Accelerate resumable cloud recovery with adaptive ranges, bounded preparation workers and fewer metadata requests. Avoid redundant archive copies, retry interrupted transfers and reduce restore scheduling gaps.

3.2.220

• Add subtle dark Settings dividers and soften the light-mode cursor highlight without changing active links.

3.2.219

• Use white headings in dark-mode collapsed sidebar flyouts, including automatic tablet collapse.

3.2.218

• Keep collapsed flyout parents on a contrasting brand background with white icons; retain a subtle cursor glow only on non-active parents.

3.2.217

• Remove the dark Settings table panel and add a subtle cursor-following highlight to inactive sidebar parents, respecting reduced motion and touch devices.

3.2.215

• Keep the Backups header white in light mode without changing icon alignment or frame padding.

3.2.213

• Centre the Backups heading icon within the same 40px wrapper used by all other Geckada modules.

3.2.212

• Use the existing transparent Geckada heading icon across Overview, Backups, Restore, Tuner and Access.

3.2.211

• Complete dark surfaces for Geckada modules and Branding controls, simplify plugin catalogue backgrounds, and reserve sidebar pointers for active parents.

3.2.208

• Keep the current sidebar submenu at its natural height and refresh animated submenu heights as labels resize.

3.2.207

• Improve dark sidebar hover and icon contrast while retaining flush parent highlights, right corners and submenu layout.

3.2.206

• Extend active and hovered sidebar parent highlights to the left edge, retaining right corners, content alignment and submenu styling.

3.2.205

• Prevent fractional-height clipping in backup destination panels and contain keyboard focus outlines within their buttons.

3.2.204

• Round Restore panel heights up to preserve bottom borders; keep keyboard focus rings inside buttons.

3.2.203

• Standardise frame padding across Overview, Backups, Restore, Tuner and Access; remove extra space below Save buttons. Branding is unchanged.

3.2.201

• Balance Restore & Migrate spacing and remove excess space below backup sources.

3.2.200

• Remove the repeated Access table heading and explanatory sentence.

3.2.199

• Use one accessible success toast across Geckada modules, with slide animations and a four-second countdown. Keep warnings, errors and recovery status visible.

3.2.198

• Manage Overview, Branding, Backups, Restore & Migrate, Tuner and Access in one permission table.
• Support independent Overview access, delegated recovery and access management while retaining protected ownership.

3.2.197

• Use one administrator table for module access and remove the separate administrator selector.
• Preserve the existing full-access administrator when saving module grants.

3.2.196

• Run health checks independently with bounded HTTP requests and browser timeouts.
• Validate results and distinguish unavailable, unsupported and not-applicable checks from healthy checks.
• Mark previous results out of date after a failed rerun and retain successful partial results.

3.2.195

• Remove redundant Enable/Disable labels beside Tuner switches, retaining accessible names and checked states.

3.2.194

• Match Run checks to the rounded neutral buttons and retain its health icon through loading and results.

3.2.193

• Place Site health above Tuner settings, with a neutral Run checks button and a clear Site settings divider.

3.2.192

• Shorten Tuner setting descriptions while retaining essential effects and exceptions.

3.2.191

• Widen the Site Tuner setting-name column on desktop.

3.2.190

• Use Geckada admin page URLs, redirecting legacy bookmarks and preserving pending connection callbacks.

3.2.189

• Remove the repeated Restore & Migrate label above the backup source heading.

3.2.188

• Compact source connection controls and move Backup source navigation beside Restore at the bottom.
• Shorten Overview branding copy and remove redundant help text.

3.2.187

• Match the main tool containers to Overview’s 1120px maximum width.

3.2.186

• Center Backups, Restore & Migrate, Site Tuner and Access within Overview-matched admin gutters.

3.2.185

• Match Backups icon and compact Geckada heading on Overview, Restore & Migrate, Site Tuner and Access.

3.2.184

• Match the Geckada label and title spacing across Restore & Migrate, Site Tuner and Access.

3.2.183

• Apply accordion header hover styling only while closed, including the dark theme.

3.2.182

• Tighten the spacing between the Geckada label and Backups title.

3.2.181

• Add a small Geckada label above the Backups page title.

3.2.180

• Place Back before Save Google application at the bottom of manual setup, with matching neutral buttons.

3.2.179

• Use Geckada naming for the manual Google OAuth callback, retaining the legacy callback alias.
• Align tool pages with Overview’s white container and place page titles inside it.
• Simplify Google Drive connection choices, add a compact default switch and slide manual settings into the same panel.
• Show only Disconnect for an active managed Google connection.

3.2.178

• Keep recovery sign-in polling across Google popup isolation and close the callback window without an opener.
• Browse Drive folders hierarchically with pagination, preserving connection status when browsing needs attention.

3.2.177

• Count each successful runtime health probe as checkpoint progress instead of stopping before final verification.
• Keep authenticated recovery controls and plugin updates available while a failed restore remains private.

3.2.176

• Correct managed recovery sign-in URL encoding so WordPress accepts the callback nonce and recovery parameters.

3.2.175

• Use Geckada-managed Google sign-in for recovery without a site connection or user-supplied OAuth credentials.
• Keep temporary read-only recovery grants separate from backup destinations and site activations.
• Reconnect existing same-site credentials only after restoration verification; preserve successful recovery when reconnection is unavailable.

3.2.174

• Restore without an active Geckada connection using uploads, object storage or independent Google OAuth.
• Keep source credentials separate and create a verified local safety backup independently of stale remote destinations.
• Check staged PHP, declared requirements and essential tables before replacement.
• Keep recovery workers bootable if restored plugins/themes fail; verify frontend, login and REST before unlocking.
• Reuse a valid existing same-site activation only after verification, and reconcile access against restored users.

3.2.173

• Choose a backup provider or upload directly, using the same provider logos as Backups.
• Block normal WordPress requests during the safety backup and restore, keeping progress and recovery available.
• Keep visitors blocked after a failed replacement until a restore passes database and filesystem checks.

3.2.172

• Reuse the Backups managed Google Drive connection for Restore & Migrate without entering application credentials.
• Return directly from Google sign-in to backup browsing and preserve the configured destination folder.

3.2.171

• Start Restore & Migrate with Remote backup or Upload files and slide into source selection and restoration progress.
• Browse complete backup sets from Google Drive, Backblaze B2 and Amazon S3 on the restore page.
• Keep restore source credentials separate from future backup destinations and retain them during migration.
• Verify the selected set and create a safety backup before replacing the website after one confirmation.

3.2.169

• Clarify the restore destination and that its existing content is replaced only after confirmation.

3.2.168

• Browse client backup sources through Geckada and fetch complete sets directly from Google Drive.
• Keep source browsing separate from backup destinations and retain Google authorization inside WordPress.
• Resume bounded downloads, pin file versions and verify Drive and backup-part checksums before cloning.

3.2.167

• Move Restore & Migrate to its own sidebar page after Backups.
• Add upload accordions with the complete backup set open by default and an optional recovery key section.

3.2.166

• Add chunked uploads of complete backup sets and an explicit Restore / Migrate wizard.
• Verify and stage every part before confirmation, and prepare URLs, serialized values and database prefixes for a new host.
• Preserve destination configuration, connection settings and recovery keys, and create a safety backup before restoring.

3.2.165

• Add compact exclusion pills and L-shaped folder guides; align sibling checkboxes.

3.2.164

• Add nested folder size breakdowns and selectable backup exclusions.
• Update backup, login and integration styling, reduce honeycomb animation cost and use Geckada backup filenames.
• Add the PclZip fallback and optional WordPress.com login control.

3.2.163

• Add a globe link to the front page after the active admin toolbar logo in wp-admin.

3.2.162

• Wait 0.9 seconds before opening a sidebar submenu on hover.

3.2.161

• Shorten the plugin description and update links to geckada.au.

3.2.160

• Use Geckada as the plugin name in WordPress, the readme, and backup messages.

3.2.159

• Show every recent backup record in a scrollable list so deleted rows no longer appear to be replaced by older backups. Name the deleted backup in the confirmation notice.

3.2.158

• Improve contrast and use Geckada colours throughout the live backup progress header.

3.2.157

• Clarify how the five newest backups refill after a deletion and report failed history updates.

3.2.156

• Match the product page scrollbar to Geckada as well as the nested backup selection list.

3.2.155

• Match long backup selection scrollbars to Geckada and keep selected retention numbers white.

3.2.154

• Shorten the Backups header to Geckada and refresh the Advanced icon and accordion hover colours.

3.2.153

• Restore assets on the Geckada Backups, Branding, Site Tuner and Access pages after the menu rename.
• Apply the Geckada palette to product controls; only Save Branding changes on the Branding page.

3.2.152

• Complete the Geckada wording on the Overview plan cards.

3.2.151

• Use the complete Geckada wordmark in Overview and apply its pink-to-coral palette to plugin controls.
• Keep the supplied white WebP mark in the WordPress sidebar.

3.2.150

• Rebrand the WordPress menu, screens, and supplied logos to Geckada.

3.2.149

• Show PHP requirements expanded by default in Overview.

3.2.148

• Combine Overview resources into a compact bordered grid with shared dividers and responsive columns.

3.2.147

• Keep plugin sidebar image icons in their original colours with a contrasting rounded badge, including selected and collapsed states.

3.2.146

• Open workspace branding using the connected project’s canonical owner and workspace URL; guide missing connections to Overview.

3.2.145

• Add a compact workspace branding description and direct link below the admin branding toggle.

3.2.144

• Style plugin and theme ZIP upload panels and native file chooser buttons with the selected custom admin palette, including responsive layouts.

3.2.143

• Pin Collapse Menu to the bottom of the custom admin sidebar, keeping the navigation above it scrollable in expanded and compact modes.

3.2.142

• Add Lucide and Phosphor Regular icon families to Branding, with live previews and matching sidebar, toolbar and Collapse Menu icons.
• Bundle selected SVGs and licenses locally; keep the current icon choice and Material Rounded default.

3.2.141

• Add 16px breathing room above sticky Branding actions in custom and standard admin modes, with scrolling content masked behind the gap.

3.2.140

• Keep automatic plan sync working when the compact Overview has no Refresh button or feedback element.
• Fix logo and favicon chooser labels in Branding.
• Add an aligned Collapse Menu icon, with compact expand mode and the selected icon style.

3.2.139

• Choose Google Material Rounded, TwentyTwo or WordPress original navigation icons in Branding, with a preview before saving.
• New branding configurations default to locally bundled Material Rounded icons; existing configurations keep TwentyTwo until changed.

3.2.138

• Share custom admin colours with Fonts and editor controls, progress indicators, spinners and update notices.
• Remove custom admin focus outlines and correct theme detail modal placement.
• Animate theme detail navigation in the selected direction, respecting reduced motion.

3.2.137

• Apply custom admin colours to the active theme footer and Add Theme hover and focus states.

3.2.136

• Use font weight 500 for WordPress page headings in the custom admin UI.

3.2.135

• Make sidebar menus more responsive with 300ms hover opening, 150ms animation, and 250ms closing grace in both modes.
• Keep keyboard opening immediate and respect reduced motion preferences.

3.2.134

• Remove the WordPress hover inset shadow that obscures the left edge of selected parent menu buttons.
• Keep existing sidebar spacing and a visible keyboard focus outline.

3.2.132

• Share sidebar icon colours across selected and collapsed hover states, including the Geckada logo.
• Add isolated plugin icon compatibility with a readable themed Brevo monogram.

3.2.131

• Match secondary WordPress toolbar dropdown groups to the custom admin theme.

3.2.130

• Keep the block editor header and save panels below the branded admin toolbar.

3.2.129

• Refine Branding confirmations and keep the dismiss button inside the toast with branding on or off.

3.2.128

• Align tool heading weights and Branding intro spacing with Overview and Site Tuner.
• Keep Branding confirmations above the header.
• Share the Backups shell border, radius, and light background across Overview, Site Tuner, and Access.

3.2.127

• Match Save Branding to the Geckada backend orange in idle, hover, focus, and saving states.

3.2.126

• Require confirmed uploads, fresh reverse health checks, and site detail sync before reporting a verified connection.
• Show unverified or attention states when the server cannot confirm both directions; expire old verification results.
• Return a fresh health challenge so cached pages cannot pass verification.

3.2.125

• Match primary buttons to the Geckada backend blended orange, brighter hover, and soft shadow.
• Align product links and accent text with the backend orange palette.
• Combine site details sync into Test connection and remove the separate sync action.
• Match the welcome logo to the Geckada login wordmark.
• Remove top padding from the welcome screen on desktop and mobile.
• Show Overview connection status only after connecting a website.
• Refresh Overview and Backups with the light Geckada palette, warm surfaces, and quieter controls.
• Match destination test buttons to the scheduled-backup control.
• Default downloaded connectors to the live Geckada service.

3.2.119

• Refine agency branding across WordPress admin screens, editors, notices, navigation, and the admin toolbar.
• Clarify plan access, account branding reset, upgrade offers, and subscription copy on the Overview screen.

3.2.94

• Apply and acknowledge agency branding when Geckada wakes a connected site after publishing, using the existing signed connector request.

3.2.93

• Match the selected sidebar pointer to the dark sidebar and the unselected flyout pointer to its link text.

3.2.92

• Complete dark styling for classic post and page editing, Yoast, category tabs, media controls, Fonts, file editors, themes, and plugin directory screens.
• Match dark-mode selection controls and sidebar pointers to agency branding, and replace focus outlines on links and buttons with state changes.

3.2.91

• Refine dark mode across WordPress and WooCommerce admin screens, including Geckada Backups and Access tables and WooCommerce Payments.

3.2.90

• Replace remaining pale borders and dividers across WordPress lists, editors, Menus, Dashboard widgets, and installed plugin settings in dark mode.

3.2.89

• Match the active sidebar pointer and Dashboard panel borders to dark admin branding.

3.2.88

• Expand dark admin branding across WordPress core tables, Dashboard panels, Themes, and common plugin interfaces.

3.2.87

• Match the connected Overview dashboard to dark admin branding, including readable cards, links, status pills, and details.

3.2.86

• Receive versioned agency login and admin branding from selected Geckada projects on the authenticated heartbeat.
• Keep project overrides and unrelated WordPress settings, reuse validated image uploads, and show the managing agency and last sync in Branding.

3.2.85

• Add owner-managed section access for selected administrators and enforce Geckada action permissions.

3.2.84

• Exclude Geckada from the Plugin File Editor plugin selector.

3.2.83

• Hide the profile Administration Color Scheme picker while admin branding is enabled.

3.2.82

• Add a compact session login dialog with a honeycomb glass overlay and cross-tab session checks.

3.2.80

• Round and clip agency favicon previews to match logo previews.

3.2.79

• Use a single Change favicon button after selecting an agency favicon.

3.2.78

• Align Colours from logo with the other branding settings labels.

3.2.77

• Keep Display mode switcher spacing even by removing inherited label margins.

3.2.76

• Add padded white and charcoal backgrounds to light and dark logo previews.

3.2.75

• Colour login notices by status, add icons and dismiss controls, and keep warnings/errors visible until dismissed.

3.2.74

• Use neutral charcoal and grey for dark mode surfaces, toolbar menus, login, and animation previews.

3.2.73

• Replace the Dark mode switch with an explicit Light / Dark Display mode selector.

3.2.72

• Label logo colour matching clearly as Colours from logo and Match logo colours.

3.2.71

• Simplify logo labels and move Use logo colours into Colours & appearance.

3.2.70

• Keep Save Branding beside the page title while scrolling and show Saving with a spinner during submission.

3.2.69

• Replace Studio Light with Soft Spotlight: a diffused, gently tinted 14-second loop on login and all previews.

3.2.68

• Clear thumbnail focus when closing the login background preview.

3.2.67

• Make Aurora drift and Studio Light sweeps more visible on login, live previews, and thumbnail videos.

3.2.66

• Add large live login background previews with play/pause and a selection action.

3.2.65

• Group Branding settings into sections, simplify labels, and give Geckada admin styles priority over queued theme and plugin styles.

3.2.64

• Simplify agency address settings and show map confirmation on a green Address verified! button.

3.2.63

• Split the agency address into street, street type, suburb, post code and state, preserving existing addresses. Add a map popup for owner confirmation and reset confirmation when details change. Use standard Apple Maps links and omit unit numbers from directions searches.

3.2.62

• Make the desktop login contact address a directions link: open the native Maps app on macOS, or Google Maps in a browser tab on Windows and Linux. Keep the existing map buttons on tablet and mobile.

3.2.61

• Browse animated login background previews in a horizontal carousel with arrows, touch scrolling, and a tick on the selected card.

3.2.60

• Derive login background patterns and gradient washes from both branding colours, with softer light-mode tints and brighter dark-mode tints. Update thumbnail tinting as colour inputs change.

3.2.59

• Increase login background motion speed by approximately 20% while keeping continuous linear loops.

3.2.58

• Render login backgrounds as continuous CSS motion to avoid video restart hitches. Keep WebM hover previews in Branding.

3.2.57

• Use matching light and dark WebM loops for login backgrounds and thumbnail previews. Previews play on hover or keyboard focus; the selected login background starts automatically and loops.

3.2.56

• Add five selectable animated login backgrounds with hover and keyboard previews in Branding. Drifting Dots now move horizontally, and reduced-motion preferences pause all patterns.

3.2.55

• Add a small vertical separator after Client access in the login card header.

3.2.54

• Show the login accordion hover background only while a panel is closed.

3.2.53

• Add a subtle grey hover to login accordion headings and smoothly close one panel before opening the other.

3.2.52

• Replace the login card’s return-home chevron with a left arrow and align it 20px from the top and left card edges.

3.2.51

• Add icons to the agency accordions and contact links, move password recovery below the password field, and replace the home button with a back-angle link in the login card.

3.2.50

• Smooth the opening and closing of the agency information accordions on the login page.

3.2.49

• Refine the hexagon outlines in the login and logout transitions with a slightly lighter stroke.

3.2.48

• Animate sign-out from the browser edges toward the centre with frosted-glass hexagons before opening the login page.

3.2.47

• Reveal the dashboard only after the glass honeycomb fills the browser, then unblur and fade the hexagons away as the dashboard fades in.

3.2.46

• Place the agency logo on the left and Client access on the right inside the login form card, with a subtle divider below its header.

3.2.45

• Start the login-to-admin transition with one centered glass hexagon, grow the blurred honeycomb across the dashboard, then clear it from the center outward.

3.2.44

• Replace the creative partner label with Client access beside the logo and left-align the login header.

3.2.43

• Replace the solid login-to-admin reveal with a full-screen, frosted-glass honeycomb that clears from the centre outward, inspired by the FireTail map transition.

3.2.42

• Align the agency logo and “Your creative partner” on one row above Client access on the centered login page.

3.2.41

• Center the branded login and logo, place the creative partner label above Client access, and move agency services and contact details into compact accordions below the login card.

3.2.40

• Show “Logging now..” after submitting the branded login form, then reveal the first backend page with a brief centre-out honeycomb animation.
• Skip the reveal for reduced-motion visitors and on later admin navigation.

3.2.39

• Use border-based keyboard focus styling on the branded login page and Branding image picker buttons instead of an outer outline.

3.2.38

• Add an agency favicon picker in Branding settings for login and wp-admin tabs, without changing the public site icon.

3.2.37

• Show Google Maps and Apple Maps direction buttons on tablet and mobile login layouts only.

3.2.36

• Give the client sign-in card more space and a full-width primary button while softening the agency panel.

3.2.35

• Simplify the client login heading, dismiss logged-out notices after four seconds, and style the password and home links as compact buttons.

3.2.34

• Add a gently drifting dot-grid background to the branded login page, inspired by the managing agency’s homepage, with reduced-motion support.

3.2.33

• Present the managing agency beside client login with services, contact details, website, and address-based Google and Apple Maps directions.
• Refine the login layout and remove thick left-edge notice styling.

3.2.32

• Add a responsive two-column login page with owner-managed services and contact details in Branding settings.

3.2.31

• Show login logos no larger than their uploaded resolution and add a reduced-motion-aware ambient background.

3.2.30

• Colour plugin-owned admin-bar icons from the selected theme on admin and frontend pages.

3.2.29

• Keep the sidebar collapse handle above the scroll fades while preserving the scrolling cues.

3.2.28

• Match all wp-admin toolbar dropdowns to the frontend toolbar in light and dark modes.

3.2.27

• Match the WordPress dashboard welcome panel and login screen to the selected Geckada admin theme and logo.

3.2.26

• Use one shared profile menu style for the WordPress admin and frontend toolbar.

3.2.25

• Give the frontend profile menu a compact account card and add space between the greeting and avatar.

3.2.24

• Place frontend toolbar dropdowns directly below their parent links.

3.2.23

• Centre frontend toolbar links, improve menu contrast in light and dark modes, and keep the uploaded logo clear on hover.
• Keep account controls on the same row when no dark mode logo is selected.

3.2.21

• Match the logged-in frontend toolbar to the selected admin branding, including its logo and light or dark colours.
• Replace black admin bar hover backgrounds with the matching toolbar hover colour.

3.2.20

• Improve narrow-screen controls and present recent backups as cards on phones, with visible actions and a stacked download panel.
• Add a logout icon to the compact admin profile menu.
• Give the sidebar collapse handle a softer, correctly directed horizontal gradient animation, with reduced-motion support.
• Keep the admin bar profile trigger plain and make its account menu compact in light and dark mode.
• Show branding appearance and logo controls only while the admin theme is active, retaining their saved settings when it is off.
• Use “colour” in Branding controls and guidance.
• Place the selected admin bar logo first, ahead of other toolbar items, and hide competing theme logo decoration while Geckada branding is enabled.
• Show one Change logo button after a logo is selected; use the WordPress media picker to choose or upload its replacement.
• Hide the toolbar site name when the selected logo is visible, so the logo takes its place.
• Keep the account profile control on the same toolbar row as the uploaded logo.
• Show logo settings only while admin branding is enabled, retaining saved logos when branding is turned off.
• Rename the inactive appearance setting to “When branding is off.”

3.2.19

• Resolve Plugin Check findings in Branding and Site Tuner request handling.

3.2.18

• Shorten the Close comments description in Site Tuner.

3.2.17

• Show Enable or Disable beside each Site Tuner switch to match its current state.

3.2.16

• Show Remove logo and Use logo colors only when a logo is selected in Branding.

3.2.15

• Hide the Comments status from the admin toolbar when Close comments on posts and pages is enabled.

3.2.14

• Save Branding and refresh the admin page automatically when Geckada admin branding is switched on or off.

3.2.13

• Show Site Tuner check progress in the button and reserve the helper line for errors.

3.2.12

• Present on-demand Site Tuner checks as a ranked findings list with a summary, clear status labels, links, and expandable details.

3.2.11

• Simplify Branding guidance for logo uploads and automatic color suggestions.

3.2.10

• Let administrators choose WordPress or the existing theme appearance when Geckada branding is off.
• Suppress only the known Southern Gulf theme admin design assets while Geckada branding is on.
• Add an administrator-only, request-level branding bypass and scope Geckada styles to its admin body class.

3.2.9

• Add an optional XML-RPC pingback blocker while retaining authenticated XML-RPC methods.
• Add on-demand, read-only checks for autoloaded options, page and object cache, scheduled tasks, and large image uploads.

3.2.8

• Hide Comments from the admin sidebar while the Tuner comment switch is enabled.

3.2.7

• Prefer saturated logo colors over neutral pixels when suggesting a palette.

3.2.6

• Suggest readable primary and secondary colors from a selected light mode admin bar logo.
• Place Overview cards at the top and use the same switch control across Branding and Tuner.

3.2.5

• Let the standard WordPress admin background show around the Geckada Overview cards.

3.2.4

• Remove the grid pattern behind the Geckada Overview and welcome screens.

3.2.3

• Add a reversible Tuner page for post and page comments, emoji assets, legacy head tags, and future revisions.

3.2.2

• Add separate toolbar logos for light and dark mode and an Appearance switch.
• Dismiss the Branding saved-settings notice after four seconds.

3.2.1

• Add optional admin-only branding with a toolbar logo, custom colors, and light or dark mode.
• Restore the standard admin styling when Geckada branding is disabled.

3.2.0

• Replace multipart download dialogs with animated inline download rows and retry handling.
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