WP Plugin Manager lets you disable plugins on specific pages and posts so they only load where needed. No code required.
Alternatives to Disable Plugins
Plugins below are selected for functional relevance and current directory signals. Active-install counts do not affect this ranking.
Relevant replacements
WordPress plugins with similar use cases
Compatibility and update metadata provide context, not a quality guarantee. Review each plugin’s details for your site.
Hide and manage external download and redirect URLs behind customizable buttons and a clean titanium.download endpoint.
Disable automatic updates for plugins and themes, downgrade WordPress core to a specific version, roll back any update, or delay new releases.
PublisherKits PluginTidyv0.18.0
WordPress tells you which plugins are active. It never tells you which are used. PluginTidy works that out, and keeps working it out.
Disable plugins without deleting them. Archive in one click, restore any time, and keep the archive hidden and blocked from the web.
Modern role editor, multiple roles, content control and smart role rules for WordPress.
Displays the number of installed, activated, and deactivated plugins directly on your WordPress dashboard.
MAD CAT Design® Toolsv0.2.1
Central dashboard and module manager for compatible MAD CAT Design® WordPress extensions.
PlugTrackerv1.2
Tracks plugin activity, including activation, deactivation, addition, deletion, and updates, with date, time, and user information recorded.
Selective maintenance and service-status control for WordPress. Keep unaffected parts online with up to three independent Service Zones.