"Last Seen" Column in the Users List
Records when each user was last active on the site (not just when they last logged in) and shows it in a sortable "Last seen" column on the Users screen.
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Records when each user was last active on the site (not just when they last logged in) and shows it in a sortable "Last seen" column on the Users screen.
Adds a dashboard widget listing what happened since you last logged in to the admin: new posts by others, new comments and new users, so you catch up in seconds.
Records logins, failed logins, content changes, plugin, theme and user changes and edits to key settings in a dedicated database table, with a searchable, paginated log under Tools > Activity Log and automatic cleanup.
Keeps activity created by administrators (such as testing posts and profile edits) out of the public activity streams.
Removes routine entries such as "became a registered member", "changed their profile picture" and new friendships from the activity streams.
Adds a "Last active" column to the WordPress Users screen using BuddyPress's activity tracking, so you can see who is actually using the community.
Shortens activity updates and comments longer than a set number of characters, which keeps the stream readable and discourages wall-of-text spam.
Automatically marks activity updates and comments that contain words from your blocklist as spam, so they never appear in the stream.
Sends logged-out visitors who open BuddyPress pages (members, profiles, activity, groups) to the login screen, so the community is visible to members only.
Sends members to their own BuddyPress profile (or activity stream) after logging in, instead of the WordPress dashboard.
Turns links into plain text in activity updates posted by members who joined recently, which takes the reward out of spam sign-ups.
Switches off @mention links, notifications and the mention autocomplete in BuddyPress for communities that don't want them.
Removes Wordfence's activity report widget from the dashboard for editors and other roles, keeping their dashboard focused on content.
Records when each student last completed a lesson, topic or quiz and shows it in a sortable "Last learning activity" column on the Users screen.
Logs users out after a set time without any mouse, keyboard or scroll activity, counted across all their open tabs.
Lists the most recently modified posts and pages of any type on the dashboard, with who changed them.
Cleans up the Dashboard by removing the Quick Draft, WordPress Events and News, and Activity widgets.
Delivers all WordPress emails through SendGrid's v3 Mail Send API instead of PHP mail or SMTP, for reliable delivery and SendGrid's activity feed.
Records logins, plugin and theme changes, updates, role changes and deleted content, and lists the last 300 events under Tools > Activity Log.
Adds a dashboard widget with one timeline of the latest published posts, approved comments and new user sign-ups, newest first, so you see what happened on the site at a glance.
Opens Network Admin > Sites sorted by "last updated" with the most recently active sites first, instead of by ID, so the sites people are working on are always at the top.
Shows administrators how many logged-in users were active in the last five minutes, with their names in a dropdown.
Emails the site admin every Monday with last week's numbers: new posts, comments, pending items and new users, so you keep an eye on the site without logging in.
Hides the reply form on topics with no activity for a set number of days and shows a note instead, which prevents necro-posting and old-thread spam.