FleekDash 2.6.8 puts every update in one place. The new native Updates page lists WordPress core, plugin, and theme updates on a single screen, so you can see what is outdated and update it without jumping into wp-admin. Update checks are cached, so the page opens fast and stays fast.
What's New
Native Updates page
A dedicated Updates screen inside FleekDash lists pending WordPress core, plugin, and theme updates in one place.
Everything at a glance: core, plugins, and themes grouped in sections with per-section counts and a total badge in the page header.
Update one or all: run updates item by item, or use Update All to process the whole list.
Check Again: force a fresh update scan on demand instead of waiting for WordPress to re-check on its own.
Live progress: each update shows its status as it downloads, unpacks, and installs.
Update progress that follows you
Updates keep running while you work. A floating progress panel tracks each running job. Start an update, move to another page, and watch it finish without losing your place.
Plugin details sheet with changelog
Click any plugin row in the plugins grid or on the Updates page to open a details sheet.
At-a-glance status: installed version, update availability, and activation state.
Actions in place: activate, update, or delete without leaving the screen.
Changelog tab: read what changed in each version before deciding to update.
What's Improved
Faster admin loads: update check results are cached briefly on the server, so opening FleekDash no longer triggers a full update scan on every page view.
