How to Download Multiple Software Versions and Verify SHA-256
A single Amity Tech product page can provide several downloadable versions. You can install the latest release or return to an earlier version, review what changed, and verify the file before installation. This guide walks through the process and includes results from a real production test.
Download the Version You Need Safely
Check versions, read the changelog, download, and verify SHA-256.
Open the Product Page and Version History
Open the product page and select the Development tab to see the current and previous releases. Only the current release carries the Latest badge, and each entry includes its publication date and compatibility details.
Choose a Version and Review Its Changelog
Read the changelog before downloading, especially new features, bug fixes, and WordPress, PHP, or WooCommerce requirements. To roll back, download the file attached to the exact earlier version you need.
Download and Verify SHA-256
Download the selected release, then compare the file's SHA-256 checksum with the value displayed on the product page. On Windows PowerShell, run: Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 .\filename.zip. Do not install the file if the values differ.
Production Test Results (20 August 2026)
Amity Tech tested the live Amity Login & Register page. Versions 0.4.0 (70,668 bytes) and 0.3.0 (61,545 bytes) both downloaded successfully with HTTP 200 responses, both were valid ZIP files, and both SHA-256 checksums matched the published values. The version page had no horizontal overflow at 390px mobile, 768px tablet, or 1440px desktop widths, and no JavaScript errors were recorded during the test.
Tip: Back up the website and database before updating a plugin. For a production website, test the new release in a staging environment first and keep the previous ZIP until the update has been fully verified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about previous releases and checksum verification.
Ready to Download the Version You Need?
Open the product page to view the latest release, version history, changelog, and SHA-256 checksum.