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Breadcrumb NavXT 7.6 release date

Not announced. Breadcrumb NavXT 7.6 has not been officially announced. This is our forecast, built from the evidence below.

Not announced

How we reached this date

The last 8 gaps between Breadcrumb NavXT releases ran 110 to 463 days, typically 277 days. The latest line, 7.5, came out on 5 December 2025.

Counting on from there, and ignoring past gaps that are already shorter than the time that has passed, the most likely day is 10 January 2027, inside a window from 21 November 2026 to 1 March 2027.

The 5% is the share of comparable past releases that landed in a window like this, reduced a little because the sample is small. It is not a promise.

What would move it

An official announcement, a release-candidate version appearing in the code, or WordPress.org listing 7.6 as the current version. Each new signal is added to the timeline below and the window is recalculated. When WordPress.org lists 7.6 as current, this page switches to launch facts.

From the plugin's own description

Breadcrumb NavXT, the successor to the popular WordPress plugin Breadcrumb Navigation XT, was written from the ground up to be better than its ancestor. This plugin generates locational breadcrumb trails for your WordPress powered blog or website. These breadcrumb trails are highly customizable to suit the needs of just about any website running WordPress. The Administrative interface makes setting options easy, while a direct class access is available for theme developers and more adventurous users. PHP Requirements Breadcrumb NavXT 7.0 and newer require PHP7.0 Breadcrumb NavXT 5.2 and newer require PHP5.3 Breadcrumb NavXT 5.1.1 and older require PHP5.2 Features (non-exhaustive) RDFa format…

What we know so far

Questions

When will Breadcrumb NavXT 7.6 be released?

Our most likely date is 10 January 2027, with a 5% chance it lands between 21 November 2026 and 1 March 2027. It has not been announced.

Is Breadcrumb NavXT 7.6 out yet?

Not as of 1 November 2026. We check WordPress.org's listing and the plugin's code repository, and this page switches to launch facts the day it ships.

How sure is this forecast?

The 5% is the share of comparable past releases that landed in a window like this, reduced a little because the sample is small. It is an estimate, not a promise.