We're happy to announce that we have released a stable version of our CoinPayments plugin. This will allow users to accept cryptocurrency payments on their Joomla websites using Akeeba Subscriptions.

To see it in action, simply try subscribing to download on our Niche Extension website and attempt to make a payment on the website.

We are now accepting cryptocurrency payments for our subscription access on NicheExtensions.

We accept most of the major currencies including:

• Bitcoin
• Ether
• Dash
• Litecoin
• Ripple
• Monero
• Verge

Google Announced back in September 2014 that they were going to stop supporting IE9 as a browser for Google Analytics. This means that some of the new features that are being implemented will not work or may not work in IE9.

You should still see stats come in from users that are using IE9 but new features that are rolled out might not work with those users.

You can read the full annoucement at the Google Analytics blog:
http://analytics.blogspot.com.au/2014/12/keeping-ga-web-experience-modern.html

What does this mean for our plugin? Nothing, as it shouldn't effect the plugin itself. It is just good to note when analyzing your stats in the future.

Support officially ends at the end of Jan 2015.

We've updated the latest version of our Google Analytics plugin to incorporate some of the features that Google offers for your Joomla website.

Enhanced In-page Analytics

We've improved the Enhanced in-page analytics for Joomla while using Universal Analytics. You can now view what people are clicking on through out your site.

We have also fixed the issues with Anonymous IP tracking and forced SSL for e-commerce stores.

If you have a subscription, please login and download the latest version 4.5.1.

Just a regular update for everyone in regards to the subscription system and the downloads management on this website.

For that past 6 months I've given T-Downloads, the extension that I have been using on this website to manage my subscriptions and downloads a good trial. It was in reaction to finding out that AkeebaSubscriptions would no longer be supported and perhaps now a good reaction.