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<p>For some reason or other, you might want to allow access to certain posts only to certain people. You can use password-protection on Pages and Posts, but those need to be set individually.<br />
It’s far simpler to just write a Post, specify a category and all posts in that category are password protected. Or you might decide to protect a lot of old posts.<br />
Imagine a family blog where certain posts are only visible to people who know the birthday of your first child, or remember your pet’s name.<br />
Cat-Pass is not for super-sensitive information, it’s for casual use.</p>


Cat-Pass

Cat-Pass lets you password-protect categories. Caution: deactivating the plugin will render your protected posts visible again.

Minor

<p>Simple Google reCAPTCHA will protect your WordPress! You have choice between default v2 Checkbox and v3 (like invisible reCAPTCHA).</p>
<p>No more spam comments and brute-force attacks against user accounts. Small plugin, only necessary code – no ads or tracking!</p>
<p>Google reCAPTCHA verification will be required only for not logged in users.</p>
<p>User, who newly setup the keys, will see (max for 10 days) emergency reCAPTCHA deactivate link – don’t need FTP access to disable Simple Google reCAPTCHA in case of emergency now.</p>
<h4>What is protected with reCAPTCHA?</h4>
<ul>
<li>Login form</li>
<li>Registration form</li>
<li>Reset password form</li>
<li>Comment form</li>
<li>New password form</li>
</ul>
<h4>Thank you!</h4>
<p>Thanks all of you, who are using this plugin, I really appreciate it!</p>
<p>If you write me (on support forum etc.), be patient, please. I work on this plugin in my free time, it’s only my hobby.</p>


Simple Google reCAPTCHA

Simply protect your WordPress against spam comments and brute-force attacks thanks to Google reCAPTCHA v3 or v2 Checkbox for free and without ads!

Cat-Pass vs Simple Google reCAPTCHA