Curbcut release notes

Curbcut for WordPress 1.0.1

2026-11-06T00:00:00Z

First release of Curbcut for WordPress.

WCAG 2.2 checks (axe-core 4.14.0) of the post or page you edit, from the Accessibility panel in the block editor or the Curbcut box in the classic editor.
Issues counted by impact and grouped by WCAG criterion, each with what is wrong, who it affects, fix steps for editors and for developers, and the W3C guidance.
Show in preview: outline and numbered badge on the failing element, for logged-in users who can edit the post.
Optional check after each save, per user, off by default.
Settings → Curbcut: WCAG level, best-practice rules, roles that see results, check on save default, delete all results.
Pro: site scan with pause and resume, site-wide issue list with filters, accessibility column in post lists, CSV export, 12-month scan history and an optional weekly digest email.

2026-11-05T00:00:00Z

Listing: no repository link (the source is not public), no contrast keyword (contrast needs a rendered page, which source files lack), and the README now says that skipped headings and a missing main landmark show in Problems only for complete HTML documents.

2026-11-05T00:00:00Z

First release of Curbcut for VS Code.

WCAG 2.2 checks (axe-core 4.14.0) for HTML, JSX/TSX, Vue and Svelte files on open and save, in Problems and as squiggles on the element.
Hover summary and an explanation panel with what is wrong, who is affected, fix steps, a before/after example and the W3C guidance.
Quick fixes for missing alt text, accessible names, the page language and form labels; curbcut-disable-next-line comments.
Curbcut Structure view with headings (skipped levels marked) and landmarks.
Pro: workspace check with a report grouped by rule or file, .curbcut-baseline.json baselines, SARIF 2.1.0, CSV and Markdown exports.