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    Yoast SEO 2.3 helps you optimize your site showing you errors straight from Google Search Console, and pointing you at posts that need work.

    Some of the changes we're most proud of:

    Fully integrated with Google's new Search Console

    Google has renamed its Webmaster Tools to Search Console recently and has also rolled out a new API for it. This release brings the power of Google's Search Console straight to your WordPress install. All the errors Google gets, you will be able to see in your WordPress install.

    If you have Yoast SEO Premium, you'll even be able to fix those errors by redirecting the broken URLs. Through the integration, we'll mark them as fixed in Google Search Console too!

    Yoast SEO Search Console integration screenshot
    Yoast SEO Dashboard widget

    Point you at posts that need work

    It's sometimes easy to just keep on writing new posts, when you actually have old posts that need work. The new dashboard widget we've added points you at exactly those post that need work.

    Don't know how to optimize your posts? Read our Content SEO eBook!

    Breadcrumbs in the Customizer

    If your theme declares support for yoast-seo-breadcrumbs, you will get a Customizer panel for Yoast SEO breadcrumbs. Automagically.

    Are you a developer? Learn how to implement this feature for your theme(s).

    Breadcrumbs in the customizer

    More in this release

    Yoast SEO now truly Yoast SEO

    Everyone already did it, so we finally caved. The plugin formerly known as WordPress SEO by Yoast, will now officially be called Yoast SEO. for WordPress.

    Less admin clutter

    We've changed the default for the edit posts overview page. No longer will you see multiple columns from Yoast SEO, you'll now only see one small column with the SEO score image.

    Just another WordPress site??

    If your site has the default WordPress tagline "just another WordPress site", we'll actually give you a warning, asking you to change it.

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    'https://github.com/petenelson', 'Ajay D\'Souza' => 'https://github.com/ajaydsouza', 'Filippo Buratti' => 'https://github.com/fburatti', 'Michael Nordmeyer' => 'https://github.com/michaelnordmeyer', 'Lars Schenk' => 'https://github.com/larsschenk', ); ?>

    We're always grateful for patches from non-regular contributors, in Yoast SEO 2.2 and 2.3, patches from the following people made it in: