WP Plugin Manager Pro - Deactivate plugin per page

Most WordPress sites run every installed plugin on every page, even when a plugin has no job there. A contact form plugin, for example, may load on a page that has no form. WP Plugin Manager Pro addresses this by letting you disable selected plugins where they are not needed, which cuts unnecessary resource use and can reduce server load.

You set the rules from a dashboard that needs no coding. Choose a plugin, then pick the pages, posts or custom URI conditions where it should stay off. The URL-based rules help on sites with complex structures, and the settings screen adapts to desktops, tablets and phones. It suits blogs, content-heavy sites and dynamic websites alike.

Features

• Per-page plugin deactivation: Disable specific plugins on chosen pages, posts or URL patterns, so plugins only load where they serve a purpose and extra resource use is reduced.
• Custom URI conditions: Use URL-based rules to target deactivation precisely, which helps on sites with complex structures where a simple page selection would not cover every case.
• Conditional rules without code: Assign plugin states based on conditional rules from an intuitive dashboard. No coding is required to decide which plugins run in which places.
• Selective loading for speed: Prevent plugins from running on pages that do not need them, which lowers the work each page request has to do.
• Post type settings dropdown: The Settings page includes a post type select dropdown that hides items you have already chosen, which keeps the list shorter and easier to scan.
• Responsive, retina-ready interface: The management interface adapts to desktops, tablets and mobile phones, so you can adjust plugin rules from whichever device you have at hand.
• Tested with current WordPress: The plugin has been tested for compatibility with recent WordPress releases, so it fits into an up-to-date site setup.

Best for

• Site owners with many plugins installed
• Bloggers running content-rich WordPress sites
• Freelancers and agencies tuning client sites