SnipVault 1.3.3 is out now.

This one's a mix of quality-of-life improvements and some important bug fixes.

Rename tags in place. You can now rename tags directly from the snippet editor tag picker. Hit the edit icon, type the new name, and it updates across every snippet that uses that tag. No more deleting and re-tagging.

Smarter PHP collision checks. If you've ever had a snippet blocked because a class method happened to share a name with a WordPress core function — like get_categories() on an Elementor widget — that's fixed. The collision checker now uses token-based analysis so it only flags unguarded global function calls. And if you know what you're doing, there's a per-snippet "Allow existing functions" toggle to skip the check entirely.

Hook autocomplete. The "Load on hook" field is now a proper autocomplete. Start typing, arrow through the suggestions, hit Enter. Works with custom hook names too.

Template picker. If you've got more than one template, "New from template" now opens a modal where you can search and pick the one you want instead of just grabbing the first match.

Other improvements:

• The PHP error log panel is now resizable by dragging its edge, and it remembers your width between visits.

• Panel resize handles are easier to grab — the drag bar shows up when you're near the edge, not just on a pixel-thin strip.

• Folder rename now requires a double-click, so single-clicking a folder just opens or closes it like you'd expect.

• Notifications replaced with Vue Sonner for cleaner, top-center toasts.

Bug fixes:

• Fixed the snippets list crashing with a Cannot read properties of null error when snippet settings included extra keys.

• Fixed revision timestamps showing UTC instead of your WordPress timezone.

• Fixed "New from template," duplicate, and import failing with a rest_invalid_param: comment_status error.

Update from your WordPress dashboard or grab it from the site.