limesquare

When developing locally, it can be a pain to remember your temporary account details. We solve that with a one-click, automatic login.
If installed in a local environment, the login dialog will display a list of usernames (and roles) for that website. By simply clicking on a username, you will automatically be logged in as that user.
Great if you’re regularly switching users, often logging in and out, or have forgotten the local password.
This plugin is primarily aimed at developers and testers, and is not for use on production websites.
<h4>Features</h4>
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<li>One-click login for as any registered user. </li>
<li>No need to have the original password.</li>
<li>Security check disables all functionality unless running on a local system.</li>
<li>Limited to displaying the first 10 users (for sites with a large subscriber base).</li>
<li>Single file plugin – place this in the mu-plugins to automatically activate the plugin (so you can activate without logging in).</li>
<li>No configurable options. The plugin just works!</li>
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For plugin support email support@limeplugins.com or visit <a href="http://www.limeplugins.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Lime Plugins</a>.

Lime Developer Login

Speed up your local development with one-click, automatic login.

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