Jon Weatherhead

AJAX Comments Refueled allows for pages to be cached without needing to invalidate on new comments, and is useful for upgrading the default comment system to not rely on page refreshes for replying to comments.
This plugin is a zero-dependency implementation. This means that it does not require jQuery.
Image by <a href="https://pixabay.com/users/geralt-9301/?utm_source=link-attribution" rel="nofollow ugc">Gerd Altmann</a> from Pixabay.
<h3>How To Use</h3>
Simply install and activate this plugin and it will work – there are no options to fuss over.

AJAX Comments Refueled

An all-AJAX drop-in for the stock comments system.

Callum Silcock

Instead of taking you to a different page (wp-comments-post.php) which does not redirect this script just ads some quick text above your form to let your users know if there was an error or if the comment was posted successfully (if successful it then clears the form).
There are a few plugins that do a simliar thing to this already but unfortunately most of the current AJAX commenting solutions I found in the plugin directory havent been updated in years or just didn’t work, so following on from many “how to AJAX’ify your wordpress comments” blog posts I thought i’d make a simple plugin instead (which means no coding knowledge required).
The script chooses the #commentform div/form as this is default.
Ill update this plugin when needed but I do not offer any warranty or support for it.

Silk AJAX Comments

The default wordpress comments system is awful when it comes to handling errors, this fixes this issue with some simple AJAX.

AJAX Comments Refueled vs Silk AJAX Comments