Amin Nazemi

Regarding WordPress performance, we have a part to say around plugins. Each plugin includes PHP code that has got to be executed, 
more often than not incorporates scripts and styles, and may indeed run extra inquiries against the database. 
This implies that pointless plugins can influence page speed and may have a negative effect on the user encounter and your page positioning on google searches and speed insight ranking.
** Usage ** 
Just install it in your wordpress website and go to wp-admin -> settings -> plugin load organizer 
there are two options available : 
1. Disabling the plugins in the specific pages 
2. Disabling the plugins based on the post-type

Disable Plugins on Pages Posts (Plugin Load Organizer)

This plugin is focusing on organizing the load of plugins in all around the WordPress and can help you to reduce the HTTP requests and running PHP cod …

David Cramer

If you have a lot of plugins installed, it can be difficult to manage them all. Now you can organize the plugins admin page by grouping your plugins by purpose. Each group will be displayed as a plugin status tabs in the plugins admin page, so you can easily filter which plugins you are viewing by group.
A free plugin by <a href="https://cramer.co.za" rel="nofollow ugc">David Cramer</a>.
<a href="https://github.com/DavidCramer/plugin-groups" rel="nofollow ugc">Contribute to the development on GitHub</a>

Plugin Groups


So many awesome uses! Will review it on my site and YouTube channel soon.


brilliant plugin!

Organize plugins in the Plugins Admin Page by creating groups and filter types

Disable Plugins on Pages Posts (Plugin Load Organizer) vs Plugin Groups