Freesoul Deactivate Plugins PRO

Freesoul Deactivate Plugins PRO is an advanced plugin management extension for WordPress that lets you decide exactly which extensions are loaded on each part of your site. Instead of WordPress running all active plugins on every page, this tool gives you granular control to selectively deactivate those that don't add value on each page, post, content type, archive, device, or custom URL.

It is designed for developers, agencies, and administrators of WordPress sites with many active features that have become heavy, slow, or difficult to control. If you work on projects where every millisecond and every resource counts, FDP PRO helps you keep the environment much more optimized without having to remove plugins you need in other sections.

The PRO version incorporates advanced features that go beyond basic deactivation. It includes automatic suggestions for unused plugins both on the frontend and backend, Ajax and post activity logging to identify exactly which actions require which plugins, REST API cleanup, translated URLs, and scheduled jobs (cron jobs), as well as autoload option management and deactivation of scripts and styles from remaining plugins, the theme, and the WordPress core.

It also allows you to deactivate plugins by logged-in or logged-out users, manage the loading order of plugins, create functional plugins in a short time, and perform bulk actions to activate or deactivate extensions from the FDP settings. Automatic generation of GTMetrix and Google PageSpeed Insights reports lets you measure the real impact of your optimizations.

One of the most valuable features is the preview mode: you can see how a page will look with certain plugins deactivated or even when changing themes, without affecting the public site. This is ideal for debugging conflicts between plugins and detecting which one is causing performance or functionality issues.

With Freesoul Deactivate Plugins PRO, you can have hundreds of plugins installed and still maintain a fast and efficient site, loading only what you really need on each page.