v25.12.29 Release Notes

By · Published

v25.12.29 Release Notes

Last release of 2025. Noice! Quite a few patches thanks to bug reports from the community! πŸ˜„ We also now have a really good looking topic cluster output type.

You can check out the release on GitHub, give it a reaction, download it, and take it for a spin.

Also take a peek at the release video on YouTube Black SEO Analyzer - 25.12.29 Release - my camera was having a fun time moving, changing colors, and capturing ghosts.

GUI Installation

On Windows download and run BlackSEOAnalyzerSetup.exe
On Mac download Black-SEO-Analyzer.dmg mount the DMG, and drag-and-drop Black SEO Analyzer to your Applications folder.

Command-line Installation

Download the appropriate file (for Windows, Mac Intel, Mac ARM, or Linux) and run the binary.

Download Links

Windows GUI download BlackSEOAnalyzerSetup.exe
Windows CLI download black-seo-analyzer.exe
Mac OSX GUI download Black-SEO-Analyzer.dmg
Mac OSX ARM CLI download black-seo-analyzer-aarch64-apple-darwin
Mac OSX Intel CLI download black-seo-analyzer-x86_64-apple-darwin
Linux Intel download black-seo-analyzer-linux-x86_64

Written Installation Instructions

INSTALL.md

Latest Updates

  • Name output folder after domain #19
  • Persist output directory in GUI #18
  • Removed administrative requirement for Windows install (my bad)
  • Fixed even more missing translation strings 😠
  • Bumped Headless Chrome to 1.0.20
  • Fixed ignored nested sitemaps
  • Added better support for onclick events in SPAs
  • Add really cool topic cluster output type
  • All security patches from November and December up to the 29th

Discover hundreds of SEO Issues in Seconds

Without Monthly Subscriptions

Comprehensive technical SEO analysis powered by ML and 16 specialized modules. Optional AI-powered insights from Claude, GPT-4, or Gemini. Get actionable insights in seconds, and never pay monthly fees again.

Download Free Trial

I use AI to generate images for my posts and for general editing, updates, and ironically SEO purposes. I used to draw all of the images for my personal blog (taleas) myself, but as the volume of content I produce has increased, I've turned to AI tools to help create visuals that complement my writing. I go out of my way to generate images that look strange, and don't represent real people. If you ever want to chat about my use of AI, please reach out.