This is based on the April 2026 dataset from the HTTP Archive. It is reporting the builder used on the home page. There are plenty of interesting tidbits, such as year-on-year stats.

Paul Charlton created a walk-through to show how the new advanced variations feature in the free version of FluentCart works.

Available in all Etch plans, the Etch Connector allows you to use any external AI (terminal or IDE) with Etch. In the video Kevin Geary demo’s copying a section from a design source, and copying a section between sites. While it got off to a slow start, AI features in Etch are have become first class citizens.

This is a good Bricks tutorial by Dave Foy covering what classes are for, when to use them, and how to name them.

Bricks 2.3.8 was just released. This and 2.3.7 were bug fix and improvement releases. Personally, I’m very happy to see releases focusing on fixes. They make the builder more stable.

Congrats to the FluentCart team on the release of 1.5.0. They added advanced variations, which makes it much easier to create a product catalog when you have variations. Two other nice things about this are that it is in the free version and you don’t have to add a mishmash of plugins from different vendors.

The latest Elementor editor v4.2 adds Atomic CSS Grid and Atomic Loop (in the pro version), among other features.

This issue of Davinder Singh Kainth’s WP Weekly Newsletter is jam packed with news. If you aren’t a subscriber you are missing out.

I stopped doing things for Google some time ago, but I didn’t know that they have a “change of address” tool to use during domain migrations. Seems good to know.