Florian Effenberger

This plugin helps creating more privacy for blog comments. It hides the input fields for e-mail and URL in new blog comments and omits storing the IP addresses of commenter in the WordPress database. It also disables the notice that e-mail addresses are not being made public. This helps to reduce the data collected from users and as such can be part of a good privacy approach for your blog. Please do read the FAQ section for important further details.

More privacy for comments

Hides e-mail and URL fields for new blog comments and omits saving of commenter IP address for more privacy

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This plugin integrates WordPress sites with Glome.
Each visitor can get a “Soft Account” by a single click. Users can link soft accounts across multiple devices.
A visitor with soft account can act as a registered user, in fact he or she will receive a regular, but anonymous WordPress account. There is no need for going through the standard registration process by filling in and submitting forms.
The plugin consists of a few widgets, a user page and a settings page for WordPress administrators.
Site admins can add the widgets to their WordPress widget area. With these widgets the site’s visitors will be able to create fully functional WordPress accounts as mentioned above.
Two widgets will let these newly created anonymous, “soft accounts” to be linked with other anonymous accounts. The same WordPress site accessed by the same person on multiple devices can be personalised without ever asking for user names, email addresses or passwords.
This will make the WordPress site stand out from the rest.

Glome

This plugin improves user acquisition of Wordpress sites. It allows visitors to act as registered users without filling in any forms.

More privacy for comments vs Glome