WordPress controls in one settings area

Disable Everything PRO brings controls for WordPress capabilities, administration, and selected settings from other extensions into one place. Choose a combination of capabilities, save your settings, and return later to re-enable an option if your website needs it. Review how each control fits your publishing, access, and integration needs before disabling it.

Controls listed for the free version

• Site and content: user enumeration, author archives, RSS feeds, REST API access, XML-RPC and pingbacks, application passwords, and the Block Library.
• Dashboard and administration: the capital_P_dangit correction, Screen Options and Help, the Howdy message, admin-bar navigation entries, and Clean Dashboard.
• WordPress behavior: emojis, embed objects, Dashicons, Heartbeat, the generator tag, WLW Manifest, Really Simple Discovery, and short links.
• Additional options: Privacy Tools, the Site Health page, adjacent post links in the header, version query strings after styles and scripts, PDF thumbnails, the Plugin and Theme Editor, oEmbed, Remote Block Patterns, and the empty-trash period, which is shortened to one week.

Controls listed for the PRO version

The PRO controls include disabling comments, WordPress updates, post revisions, search, lazy loading, the WordPress login logo and favicon, and the administration email verification prompt. Options also cover auto-update email notifications for themes and plugins, right-click behavior, and admin footer content.

Selected third-party plugin controls cover 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 and adjust controls

Install and activate Disable Everything, then open Settings and select Disable Everything. In Options, check the features you do not intend to use and select Save Changes. You can revisit the settings and re-enable a capability if your site's needs change.