Today, April 8, 2025, Adobe has officially released Magento (Adobe Commerce) 2.4.8. While this release strengthens Magento’s capabilities, we advise all store owners to carefully assess its impact before upgrading. Below, we present our key findings from Magento 2.4.8 beta, provide expert recommendations from Amasty developers, and share a free fix to resolve major issues in Magento 2.4.8.
You might be skeptical about having to update your Magento to the latest version every year or two and would rather skip a release or wait for a major release instead. However, as you'll see from the release note highlights that we’ve summarized in this post, minor releases can introduce significant improvements. You can spend the next business quarters with your current features – or get enhanced features of Magento 2.4.8!
To help slow-loading websites reduce bounce rates, improve customer satisfaction, and boost conversions, Google provides free access to Google PageSpeed Insights and Core Web Vitals. This article will cover Google PageSpeed optimization tips and best practices for improving Core Web Vitals. For Magento users, we’ll also explain how the Google PageSpeed Optimizer tool can help boost both metrics efficiently.
Magento owners often face challenges such as complex installation, customization difficulties, and resource-intensive maintenance. In this article, we'll guide you on how to create a Magento website from scratch and share best practices used by Amasty’s Magento development services team, skilled in building successful e-commerce solutions with Magento.
Last year, online holiday sales reached $221.1 billion – a 4.9% increase. Clearly, the holiday season is a perfect time of the year for most e-commerce businesses to dramatically increase sales and win new potential customers. But if you don’t take the right steps to prepare for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, they can turn into a disaster. Let’s take a look at the top 10 most common points for your Magento holiday e-commerce strategy.
Contrary to some assumptions, Magento 2 (M2) extensions are not automatically compatible with Mage-OS. To address this and ensure alignment of its catalog with Mage-OS, Amasty, the #1 company contributor to Mage-OS, has implemented thorough compatibility testing and modification processes. Let’s examine why Mage-OS compatibility cannot be assumed, explore potential issues from unaligned modules, and find out how exactly Amasty adapts its extensions to Mage-OS.
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