WordPress pluginUsageRay – See Where Plugins Are Used
See what a plugin may still support before you deactivate, replace, or remove it.
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01 / A body of work
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Plugins published1Listed on WordPress.org
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Bio
Read the full bio ↗Software developer and WordPress plugin creator focused on building practical, secure, and easy-to-use tools. Creator of UsageRay.
WordPress Origin Story
Read their story ↗I became involved with WordPress while building websites and looking for practical ways to solve common administration problems. That experience led me to create UsageRay, a read-only tool that helps administrators find where plugins are visibly used before making changes.
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