Google Analytics 4 pageview tracking with consent-mode defaults, staging guards, role exclusions, and duplicate-snippet prevention.

Toolbar reminder when “discourage search engines” is on, with a quick path to change it.

Disables the sitemap WordPress generates by default, so you avoid duplicate sitemaps if your SEO plugin already provides one.

Log 404 hits with referrers and counts to guide redirects and content fixes.

Global fallback redirect for unknown URLs instead of a generic 404 page.

Short URLs on your site with click stats, optional expiry, and passwords—no external service.

Edit ads.txt for programmatic ads from WordPress—no file manager required.

Manage robots.txt and crawler hints from the dashboard—no FTP.

Turn off public RSS feeds when you do not want posts syndicated or automatically mirrored elsewhere.

Turns off public author archive URLs so writer names are harder to harvest and those pages stop attracting junk traffic.

Batch-scans published content for broken links with export and SSRF-safe HTTP checks.

Full redirect manager—exact, pattern, and regex rules, plus bulk and import/export.

Popular-post style view counts with sensible repeat-visit handling and flexible display options.

Reading time labels from word count—auto or shortcode, with flexible formatting.

Breadcrumb trails on content pages—better orientation for visitors and cleaner site hierarchy for search.

Clickable table of contents from headings—ideal for long articles and docs.

Disables default front-end and REST search for blog-style content. Post-type–scoped searches (for example WooCommerce products) stay available. Blocks /wp/v2/search and ?search= on REST post collections.

Replace guessable author profile links with random IDs. Author archives stay public under obfuscated URLs.