Version 3.0.1 – (Released on January 10, 2025)  
FIXED:  
- Issue with Custom Fields not working in the import process.  

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Version 3.0.0 – (Released on January 6, 2025)  
NEW FEATURES:  
- Auto-delete featured images after a specified number of days along with the post.  
- Random fallback images selection for posts.  
- Assign specific authors to individual imports using the Feedzy UI.  
- Custom field actions in import jobs: Translate, trim, search & replace, or rephrase with AI for imported fields.  
- Export & upload import jobs to recreate or transfer imports to a different server.  
- Global category assignment based on keywords in titles using [#auto_categories].  
- OpenRouter integration for expanded AI model access beyond OpenAI.  
- Per-import cron settings instead of a global configuration.  

IMPROVEMENTS:  
- Enhanced filtering system for imports and the Feedzy Loop block.  
- Improved duplicate filtering during imports (filter by magic tags).  
- Simplified translation experience by integrating translations into action tags.  
- Added more OpenAI models for enhanced selection.  
- Improved AI-generated featured images with better parameter handling.  
- Moved the license key field from General Settings to Feedzy Settings for easier access.  

BUG FIXES:  
- Fixed OpenAI API key helper link directing users to the correct page.  
- Resolved compatibility issues with third-party products when using Feedzy External Image.  
- Fixed unexpected quotes appearing in OpenAI paraphrased content.  
- Clarified that the PRO version requires the free plugin for full functionality.  

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Version 2.4.8 – (Released on October 29, 2024)  
IMPROVEMENTS:  
- Additional strings available for translation.  

FIXED:  
- UI issue with legacy magic tags in the post title dropdown.  

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Version 2.4.7 – (Released on July 1, 2024)  
UPDATED:  
- OpenAI model list.  

FIXED:  
- Missing images issue in the Feedzy loop when used with Elementor.