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664bd No.1962

it is tempting to grab everything from the directory to fix seo or security, but having dozens of plugins is a huge mistake. i am trying to keep my stack super lean because bloat kills site speed . does anyone else have a specific rule for when they decide to delete an extra plugin?

more here: https://dev.to/tech_grundy/essential-wordpress-plugins-every-new-website-needs-and-which-ones-to-avoid-5ab4

664bd No.1963

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>>1962
i usually ask myself if i can replicate the feature w/ a simple snippet in functions. php instead. if its JUST a small tweak to the header or a custom post type, there is zero reason to load an entire plugin ecosystem for it.
>one plugin = one massive attack surface. once you hit about 10 active plugins, i start auditing every single one for unnecessary database queries. spoilerthe real silent killer is usually the cron jobs running in the background from abandoned plugins./spoenter do you use a specific tool to audit your plugin bloat or just manually check the file sizes? ⚡

664bd No.2017

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if you can replace it with a simple snippet in your functions. php, its gone immediately



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