Aaron Hockley

Featured Image Reminder came about because some forgetful blogger (me) had a site where featured images were important and he kept publishing blog posts without the featured image being prepared.
When the plugin is installed and activated, and you try to publish a post without a featured image, a dialog box will appear asking if you really want to do that.
<h3>Credits</h3>
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<li>Inspired by the Publish Confirmation plugin.</li>
<li>Plugin repository banner includes a photo from Flickr user tiff_ku1, used under Creative Commons licensing</li>
</ul>

Featured Image Reminder

Featured Image Reminder will display a confirmation dialog box if you press the Publish button and the post doesn't have a featured image.

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Mattia Trapani

This plugin lets you save your posts, pages, theme and plugin files, widgets, menus, etc. in the most natural way: pressing Ctrl+S (or Cmd+S on Mac).
I’ve coded this plugin because I was tired of pressing Cmd+S and then realize Chrome was trying to save the whole webpage
After coding this up, I’ve found in the plugin directory two plugins that did the same thing, but each one had some flaws that convinced me to publish mine.
This plugin loads a small Javascript file (minified if not WP_DEBUG). The Javascript checks the contents of any admin page for save buttons.
It is also so smart that saves as draft unpublished posts/pages and updates the ones that are already public.
Also adds a little tooltip on the buttons that can be “clicked” with Ctrl+S or Cmd+S.

Save with keyboard

Installed, no setup, just works - Ctrl/S at at last!

Perfect - Just works!

Works like a charm! Can't believe this feature is still not built-in. Thank you

Finally a solution to an annoying issue!

This plugin works as described and is really handy for those of us who want to keep our hands on the keyboard for maximum productivity. Much appreciated.

Still works, WP 6.0.2

Save everything in the most natural way by pressing Ctrl+S (or Cmd+S on Mac).

Featured Image Reminder vs Save with keyboard