Stop Saving Commenter Details in Cookies
Stops WordPress from remembering commenters' name, email and website in cookies, and removes the related consent checkbox.
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Stops WordPress from remembering commenters' name, email and website in cookies, and removes the related consent checkbox.
Prevents the whole page from scrolling sideways on phones when a wide image, embed or full-width block sticks out a few pixels past the screen edge.
Removes Tools > Delete Site from subsite dashboards and blocks the screen, so only super admins can delete sites from Network Admin.
Leaves space above headings and sections when visitors follow a #link, so the target is not hidden under a sticky header or the admin bar.
Keeps sticky posts in normal date order on the blog page, so you can still mark posts as sticky for other uses without changing the main feed.
Keeps links pasted on their own line as plain links instead of turning them into embedded videos, tweets or posts.
Keeps web addresses typed in comments as plain text, so spam links are not clickable.
Makes the email field read-only for everyone except administrators, for sites where the email is tied to a contract or a login policy.
Keeps WP Rocket's cache preload from crawling URLs you list, such as filtered archive pages, calendars or tag pages, saving server resources on large sites.
Turns off all WPForms notification emails when the site is not running as production, so test submissions on staging never reach clients.
Raises the number of failed deliveries before WooCommerce switches a webhook off, so a short outage at the receiving service does not silently stop your integrations.
Turns off the automatic redirect WordPress makes when a URL does not exist but looks similar to a post slug, so wrong URLs show a real 404.
When no Site Icon is set, WordPress answers /favicon.ico with its own logo. This returns a plain 404 instead, so your tab never shows the WordPress logo.
Turns off Yoast SEO's indexables, the background tables Yoast fills for every post and term, which removes heavy database writes on large sites or cheap hosting.
Prevents the Navigation block from automatically showing a list of every page when no menu is assigned, so unfinished headers stay empty instead of exposing pages.
Shows how much upload space each site uses next to its quota in Network Admin > Sites, highlighting sites that are close to the limit.
Saves uploads into a folder named after the uploader, such as uploads/users/jane/2025/03/, which keeps multi-author and client sites tidy and makes per-person cleanups easy.
Saves commenters' IP addresses with the last part removed (for example 203.0.113.0), which is still enough for spam checks but no longer identifies a person.
Adds a "Store" menu to the admin toolbar with quick links to orders, products, coupons, customers and settings, available on the front end too.
Shortens the customer IP address saved with each new WooCommerce order and removes the stored browser user agent, keeping order records leaner on personal data.
Shortens the visitor IP address that Contact Form 7 records with each submission (used in mail tags and by Flamingo and spam filters), so a full address is never kept.
Shortens the customer IP address that Easy Digital Downloads records with orders and customer logs, so a full address is never stored.
Saves files uploaded from inside a post, page or custom post into a folder named after its type, such as uploads/products/ or uploads/pages/, keeping the year and month folders inside.
Pauses all purchasing between two dates and shows a store-wide notice explaining when you will be back, while the catalog stays online.