Disable Everything PRO

Choose features for your WordPress site

Disable Everything PRO brings controls for WordPress capabilities, administration elements, and selected third-party plugin settings into one settings area. Choose a combination to disable, save your changes, and return to the settings to re-enable a feature if your needs change. Review each option against your site's processes before switching it off.

Controls by version and area

• Free version: User enumeration, author archives, the capital_P_dangit correction, screen options and help, the Howdy message and navigation entries in the admin bar, Clean Dashboard, emojis, embed objects, Dashicons, Heartbeat, XML-RPC and pingbacks, the generator tag, WLW manifest, Really Simple Discovery, short links, RSS feeds, REST API access, the Block Library, and application passwords.
• Additional controls: Privacy Tools, the Site Health page, adjacent post links in the header, version query strings after styles and scripts, PDF thumbnails, empty-trash behavior with the period shortened to one week, the plugin and theme editor, oEmbed, and remote block patterns.
• PRO controls: Disable comments completely, WordPress updates, auto-update email notifications for themes and add-ons, post revisions, search, the WordPress login logo and favicon, the administration email verification prompt, and lazy loading. Other listed options cover Right Click, admin footer content, Yoast SEO bloat, WooCommerce bloat, Elementor bloat, Jetpack promotions, Contact Form 7 bloat, the Autoptimize toolbar, and the W3 Total Cache HTML footer.

Set up the controls

Install and activate the plugin in WordPress, then open Settings > Disable Everything. Select the controls for features you do not use, scroll to the bottom of the options, and save your changes. Revisit the settings if you need to restore a feature.