Stephanie Leary

This plugin applies all content filters to posts and comments and saves them back to the database. This is useful if you have been using Textile or Markdown (for example) and you want to switch to plain HTML.
<h3>Notes</h3>
USE THIS PLUGIN WITH CAUTION. If the results are not what you want, the damage will be irreparable unless you take the following precautions.
You should back up your database first — and be sure that you know how to restore from the backup!
If you are have plugins that allow you to use short codes — e.g. [thing] — you should deactivate them before running this conversion. Otherwise, that markup too will be converted to its HTML equivalent. (The built-in WordPress [gallery] tag should be fine.)
Once your conversion is complete, you should deactivate this plugin and reactivate your short code plugins.

Mass Format Conversion

Applies all content filters to posts and comments and saves them back to the database.

Sergio Milardovich

This plugin will completely remove the mandatory ‘Category Base’ and all the parents from your category permalinks (e.g. <code>/category/parent-category/my-category/</code> to <code>/my-category/</code>).

No category parents

This plugin will completely remove the mandatory 'Category Base' and all the parents from your category permalinks (e.g.

Mass Format Conversion vs No category parents