Marcus (aka @msykes)

=THIS PLUGIN IS ONLY USEFUL IF YOU’RE USING MULTI-SITE MODE=
This is the same plugin previously available at <a href="http://firestats.cc/wiki/WPMUPluginCommander" rel="nofollow ugc">http://firestats.cc/wiki/WPMUPluginCommander</a>, which has been used reliably with wordpress multi-site networks for many years.
Plugin Commander is a plugin management plugin for multi-site mode, which allows further control on network-activated plugins.
It allow you to do the following things:
<ul>
<li>Mark any plugin in the plugins directory to be automatically activated for new blogs.</li>
<li>Mass activate or deactivate a plugin for all existing blogs</li>
<li>Choose which plugins users can activate and deactivate through Manage->Plugins, for this to make sense you need to disable the built-in plugins menu (through Site Admin->Options->Menus)</li>
<li>Activate and deactivate plugins for specific blogs, even if the blog owner is not allowed to control those plugins.</li>
</ul>

Plugin Commander

Plugin Commander is a plugin management plugin for multi-site mode, which allows further control on network-activated plugins.

Genbuz

The WooSite plugin works in combination with the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/woomulti/" rel="ugc">WooMulti</a> plugin, when this plugin is installed the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/woomulti/" rel="ugc">WooMulti</a> plugin is able to add tracking information to the user account, include tracking information in emails sent to the customer along with updating the shipping and billing address for an order.

WooSite

WooSite is used to connect to the WooMulti plugin, as such it requires the WooMulti plugin on your main site.

Plugin Commander vs WooSite