This plugin allows a major hack to get things at the wrong price
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The support doesn work on Saturdays and Sundays, so some Friday requests can be answered on Monday.
Lets say your site is in CAD, you have an item for $100CAD. You have this plugin installed, but only have CAD and USD set up. The user, or Firefox automatically after asking"this site is in CAD, do you want to change it to GBP?", changes currency=CAD to currency=GBP in the URL. You don't have GBP set up in the plugin settings, so what it does is set the product price to £100GBP which is $61.36CAD, and this carries through to checkout, PayPal thinks it's in GBP, and it allows the user to give themselves a massive discount.
The plugin should only allow the currencies that it has listed in its currency settings, and if $_GET['currency'] does not match one, it is ignored, and the default is used.
Hello
Yes and that's how it works. if the currency does not exist in the settings then the plugin will not switch the currency
I've found the issue is due to a conflict with WooCommerce's new in-build payment currency switcher. It too uses"currency" as the query variable. When WooCS is active, and Multi-Currency is enabled in WooCommerce, having a currency enabled in WooCommerce, and not in WooCS, the user is able to change the currency and end up with the conversion as 1:1 instead of the current rate.
Hello
Yes, the plugin is not compatible with third-party multi-currency functionality