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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

Kona Macphee

Fidgety Lizard

PLEASE NOTE: AS OF WP 5.7, THIS PLUGIN IS NO LONGER SUPPORTED.
Since WordPress 4.3, new users are no longer sent their passwords directly by email. Instead, they are sent a message containing a link to the Reset Password page, where they can choose their own password. Additionally, the Reset Password page now appears with a strong password already suggested in the “New password” field.
This plugin removes the suggested password from the Reset Password page, because often users assume that their password has already been set to this new suggested password (leading to repeated password reset requests, frustration and unnecessary helpdesk queries.)

No Suggested Password

AS OF WP 5.7, THIS PLUGIN IS NO LONGER SUPPORTED.
Clears the initial suggested password on the WP 4.3+ password reset page.

Loginicity vs No Suggested Password