Hardik Kumar

Last Login Info is a lightweight plugin that helps administrators see when users last logged into the site.
This plugin adds a “Last Login” column to the Users table in the WordPress admin. It tracks and displays each user’s last login time, with either human-readable formatting (e.g., “2 days ago”) or full date/timestamp. The column is sortable, making it easier to find inactive users.
The settings page under Settings → Last Login Info allows you to customize the date format, exclude roles, export data to CSV, or reset all login records.
<h3>Features</h3>
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<li>Adds a new “Last Login” column to the Users admin screen.</li>
<li>Tracks login time on successful user login.</li>
<li>Choose between human-readable or full timestamp display.</li>
<li>Exclude specific roles from being tracked (e.g., Administrator).</li>
<li>Export all user logins to CSV.</li>
<li>Reset all login tracking data.</li>
<li>Sortable column by last login time.</li>
<li>Lightweight, no bloat.</li>
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Last Login Info

Displays the last login timestamp of each user in the WordPress admin Users table, with tools to export and manage login data.

Patrick Chia

This is very simple plugin to provides information about the last login activity on you blog account, If you’re concerned about unauthorized access to your blog account, you’ll be able to use this information to find out if and when someone gained access. 
The IP address is also useful. If you always or most often sign in to your blog account using a single computer, your IP address should be the same, or start with the same two sets of numbers (for example, 125.16.xx.xx). If you’re seeing an IP address that differs greatly from your usual IP address, it could either mean that you’ve recently accessed your account from a different location, or that someone has accessed your blog.

WordPress Last Login

This feature provides information about the last login activity on your blog account and any concurrent activity.

Last Login Info vs WordPress Last Login