Andrew Nacin

In WordPress 3.5, the Link Manager (which some use to build blogrolls) will 
be disabled by default. If you have links when you update, it’ll still be there. 
But you can use this plugin to ensure it will always be there, even if you 
update to a later version of WordPress or remove all of your current links.

Link Manager

Works on WP 6.1

Enables the Link Manager that existed in WordPress until version 3.5.

LiteLnk is a lightweight, high-performance URL redirection tool. By leveraging the latest WordPress 6.3+ core APIs, it ensures maximum security and database efficiency.
For full documentation, please visit: 
<a href="https://vpsx9.com/litelnk-wordpress-plugin/" rel="nofollow ugc">https://vpsx9.com/litelnk-wordpress-plugin/</a>
<h3>Core Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Secure & Reliable: Built-in Nonce security verification and strict permission checks to prevent unauthorized actions.</li>
<li>High Performance: Powered by native PHP logic without bloated database queries for stats, ensuring lightning-fast redirection speeds.</li>
<li>User-Friendly: Automatically performs Slug uniqueness checks during creation and editing to prevent link conflicts.</li>
<li>Flexible Path Prefixes: Easily customize your global redirection prefix (e.g., <code>/go/</code>, <code>/to/</code>) to match your site’s branding.</li>
<li>Category Management (Pro Version):: Support for multi-level category structures like /base/category/slug. Available as an optional upgrade for advanced link organization.</li>
</ul>

LiteLnk

LiteLnk is a lightweight, high-performance URL redirection tool. By leveraging the latest WordPress 6.3+ core APIs, it ensures maximum security and da …

Link Manager vs LiteLnk