Plugin Tag: login
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IP Login
Enables you to login from trusted IP without entering password by specifying ?bypass_login=username parameter on site.
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SSO OAuth for Discord by path digital
Discord OAuth for your Website. Hide your website content with Discord SSO and make it only available for your server members.
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Smithers Login
Add style to your WordPress multisite login pages! This plugin enables you to specify a CSS to be used on the login page with a custom image/messages.
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Siris Login/Logout Redirect
Manage your users login and logout experience with this easy to use plugin.
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User Suspend
Suspend WordPress user accounts with timed or permanent bans, reasons, email notifications, and a full audit log.
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SocialAll – Social Login
SocialAll – Social Login helps your user log in faster without concerning about forgetting password or complex sign up procedure.
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Multisite Login Logos
Easily change the logo on a network site's WP login screen using WordPress's Customize settings.
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LogInOut button
Заменяет [LogInOut] в виджете "html" ("Внешний вид"->"Виджеты") на кнопку "Вход редактора/Выйти". Фильтр.
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UserFlow – Disable Dashboard Access for Non Admin
UserFlow: Only admins can access the dashboard by default. Whitelist trusted users easily, quick setup, and secure.
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DreamCore Monitor
WordPress monitoring solution that tracks login attempts, core status, plugin updates, theme status, and file integrity.
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Safer Cookies
Ties the WP session cookie to your IP address so that it can't be used to get access to you blog from another computer.
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Login Email Sync
In some cases you want your wordpress users to login with their email address instead of the username. To do this, you can use a good plugin like  …
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Login Customiser
A Simple plugin to customise WP-Login, allowing you to change where users are redirected to upon successful login.
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Simple Account System
A plugin to replace the default user flow, for login, logout, account(profile)
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No Login User Enumeration
This plugin to avoids user enumeration in the Wordpress login form. It does so by simply always returning the same error message, no matter whether on …
