Disable Native Lazy Loading
Removes the loading="lazy" attribute WordPress adds to images and iframes. Use it when another plugin handles lazy loading or it conflicts with a slider.
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Removes the loading="lazy" attribute WordPress adds to images and iframes. Use it when another plugin handles lazy loading or it conflicts with a slider.
Removes the Openverse tab from the block inserter, so editors cannot pull external stock images into posts.
Stops WordPress from generating preview images for every uploaded PDF, saving disk space and server time when you upload many documents.
Turns off the "Lost your password?" feature for all users, for sites where accounts are managed only by an administrator.
Closes pings on all content, removes the X-Pingback header and the XML-RPC pingback methods. Regular comments are not affected.
Prevents plugins and themes from updating automatically and hides the auto-update toggles. Core security releases keep installing.
Redirects the automatic archives for post formats (such as /type/gallery/) to the homepage and removes them from the sitemap.
Removes the Post Format option (aside, gallery, quote and so on) from the editor when your theme supports formats you do not use.
Hides the built-in Posts type everywhere in the admin and on the front end, for brochure sites that only use pages.
Redirects every feed URL to the homepage and removes feed links from the page head. Useful for brochure sites and web apps that do not publish posts.
Stops WordPress from loading block patterns from the WordPress.org pattern directory, leaving only theme and plugin patterns.
Stops WordPress from adding srcset and sizes attributes to images, for sites where an image CDN already serves the right size.
Stops visitors from right-clicking or dragging images to save them, a simple deterrent for photographers and artists.
Stops WordPress from sending pingbacks to your own site when you link to your own posts, so they do not clutter the comment queue.
Hides the Site Health screen, its dashboard widget and its menu entry for every user.
Turns search off: search URLs return a 404 page, the search form is emptied and the classic Search widget is removed.
Turns off wptexturize, which converts straight quotes, double hyphens and ellipses into typographic characters. Useful for sites that publish code.
Turns off the speculative prefetching of links that WordPress 6.8 adds to the front end, for sites with heavy pages or strict analytics.
Redirects tag archive pages to the homepage and removes tags from the XML sitemap, for sites that use tags only internally.
Removes the Tags taxonomy from posts: the Tags menu, the tag box in the editor and the tag column disappear.
Stops the "Your new site" and "New user account" welcome emails WordPress multisite sends after activation, for networks that send their own onboarding.
Turns off WooCommerce Analytics, the React-based admin home, onboarding and marketing screens, which noticeably speeds up the admin on smaller stores.
Stops the cart fragments script, which fires an extra uncached AJAX request on every page, everywhere except the shop, product, cart and checkout pages.
Removes the XML-RPC system.multicall method, which attackers use to try hundreds of passwords in a single request, while XML-RPC keeps working for apps and Jetpack.