Lew Ayotte

The basic premise of my plugin is that it takes the password given to it and forces it to lowercase before hashing it and storing it in the database. When a user logs in, it will take the password input and force it to lowercase, hash it, and compare it to what is stored in the database. This produces the affect of case-insensitivity. The case-insensitivity only works for newly generated passwords, so I built the plugin to check the password submitted without forcing to lowercase, if it fails it will force it to lowercase and check again.

Case-Insensitive Passwords

Enables case-insensitive authentication for new passwords created on your WordPress website.

nate33189

This plugin runs automatically at the beginning of each page load to insure every request is handled in a case-insensitive manner.
This plugin forces all capital letters in a URL be changed to lowercase. For example: /MyPage becomes /mypage.
This plugin prevents 404 errors from case-sensitive URL’s. It also prevents costly mistakes if you’ve printed your marketing materials with a capital letter.

Case Insensitive URL’s

This plugin runs automatically at the beginning of each page load to insure every request is handled in a case-insensitive manner.

Case-Insensitive Passwords vs Case Insensitive URL’s