iamklaus

Whenever you use wordpress as somekind of a wiki or glossary, there might be some post that you would like to be informed about updates by others. This plugin adds the possibility to decide by each post on the frontend, if you would like to be informed by email if any updates have been on your post of choice.
The email you will receive shows in a comprehensive diff the changes of the old and new version.
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NotifyMe

Users can decide on the frontend to receive emails when a particular post has been modified.

Ramoonus

This plugin updates <a href="http://jquery.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">jQuery</a> to the latest official stable version, which is most likely not available within the latest stable release of WordPress. 
jQuery Migrate is also included for backwards compatibility.
No files are replaced, therefore deactivation of this plugin returns your site to it`s original state.
Since WordPress 5.6 includes an up-to-date version of jQuery 3, upgrading shouldn’t`t be necessary in most cases.
Warning
If you are not familiar with beta testing, bugfixing, javascript or running bleeding edge software it`s not recommended. 
I will not provide help on JavaScript and jQuery, only on plugin related issues (PHP)!
Reporting problems
Please post bug reports and request for help on <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/jquery-updater" rel="ugc">WordPress.org Support Forums</a>.
If you run into any bugs, turning this plugin off will fully deactivate everything.
Work in Progress
<ul>
<li>Options screen to enable/disable</li>
<li>Option to choose a specific jQuery version</li>
<li>Automatic cache flushing</li>
</ul>
For more information on the development visit the plugins <a href="https://github.com/Ramoonus/jQuery-Updater/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a>

jQuery Updater

Simple plugin

This plugin updates jQuery to the latest stable version on your website.

NotifyMe vs jQuery Updater