Dominic Johnson

Multisite Usage Scanner helps WordPress network administrators audit plugin usage across all sites in a multisite installation.
It provides a simple admin interface to: 
* List all active plugins per site 
* Identify unused plugins across the network 
* Export usage data for reporting or cleanup
This tool is especially useful for large networks with legacy plugins or unclear usage patterns.

Multisite Usage Scanner

Scan your WordPress multisite network to identify which plugins are actively used across sites. Helps admins safely clean up unused plugins.

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LocalDev Switcher allows you to seamlessly toggle between production plugins and themes and their local development versions.
Usage:
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Place your local dev version of a plugin in:
wp-content/plugins/localdev-{plugin-slug}
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You should now have two directories containing the same plugin inside your <code>/plugins/</code>:
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<li><code>/plugins/your-plugin/</code> – Loaded from VCS/WordPress.org Plugins/etc.</li>
<li><code>/plugins/localdev-your-plugin/</code> – Your local development version</li>
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<li>Use LocalDev Switcher to toggle between the version-controlled and local versions. The toggle UI appears in the plugin meta row.</li>
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LocalDev Switcher prevents double-loading and ensures only the desired version is active.
For theme support, follow the same pattern as for plugin support. Setup your local version of your theme inside the theme directory using <code>localdev-{theme-slug}</code> for the local version’s directory name.

LocalDev Switcher

Easily switch between version-controlled plugins/themes and local development versions by toggling in the Plugins and Themes screens.

Multisite Usage Scanner vs LocalDev Switcher