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Loginicity is Login Simplicity.
Theme your login page + fortify it with brute force protection.
Most login plugins either just skin wp-login.php with custom CSS, or balloon into full membership systems requiring pages, shortcodes, and setup. Loginicity takes a different approach: it wraps your active theme’s real header and footer around the native WordPress login form. Install, activate, done. No configuration, no new pages, no database footprint, no upsells.
When you install and activate this plugin, it’ll automatically theme your login page and disable access to wp-login.php.
There are no settings to adjust, but you may wish to style <code>#loginicity</code> under: Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.
You’ll have access to pretty links to handle account related operations:
<ul>
<li>Log In: https://example.com/login</li>
<li>Log Out: https://example.com/logout</li>
<li>Register: https://example.com/register</li>
<li>Lost Password: https://example.com/lost</li>
</ul>

Loginicity

Andrej Pavlovic

Turns off the automatic “Password Lost/Changed” email messages sent to the admin when a user resets password.
Nothing to configure. Simply activate and the emails stop coming!

Disable Password Change Email

Version 1.0.1 works on the latest version of WordPress (4.9.6)

Works well

Turns off the automatic "Password Lost/Changed" email messages sent to the admin when a user resets password.

Nothing to configure.

Loginicity vs Disable Password Change Email