Circuit Breaker is a lightweight safety utility designed to help administrators recover from fatal error loops caused by plugins.
IMPORTANT: 
– This plugin DOES NOT automatically deactivate other plugins. 
– This plugin DOES NOT modify WordPress core. 
– This plugin DOES NOT connect to any external service. 
– This plugin DOES NOT send any data externally.
When a fatal error is detected, Circuit Breaker: 
1. Logs the event internally. 
2. Temporarily prevents the suspected plugin from loading (without deactivating it). 
3. Displays an admin notice. 
4. Allows the administrator to manually deactivate the plugin.
All actions are initiated by the administrator. The plugin never changes plugin activation state automatically.
<h3>How It Works</h3>
If a fatal error occurs:
• WordPress shuts down normally. 
• Circuit Breaker detects the last active plugin action. 
• On next load, the suspected plugin is skipped temporarily. 
• An admin notice appears with: 
 – Option to deactivate the suspected plugin (manual action) 
 – Option to restore it
This prevents crash loops while maintaining full user control.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin does not use or rely on any external services. 
No API calls are made. 
No remote assets are loaded. 
No tracking is performed.
<h3>Privacy</h3>
Circuit Breaker does not collect, store, transmit, or process personal data. 
All operations are performed locally within WordPress.

Circuit Breaker

A safety utility that helps prevent fatal-error crash loops by allowing administrators to safely recover and manually deactivate problematic plugins.

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A PHP plugin or theme might produce many different levels of earning and errors during its execution. Being able to see these errors is essential for website owners trying to troubleshoot a misbehaving module or theme. If you are having problems with your WordPress CMS or plugins and need to log and display all the errors and warnings, our plugin is the best solution for you.
During production, error messages must not be shown to the end users, but this information must still be recorded for tracing purposes. The best way to record these error messages on a production web application is to store it in log files. This is exactly what our plugin does. It stores all PHP errors to log file so you would be able to see what caused the problem.
Here are some main features: 
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Code Quality Control Tool

Great tool for (really) selectively logging errors!

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