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Have you ever returned to a site that you built a while back and asked, “Why did I install this plugin?” This plugin provides an extra column on the Plugins page that enables you to add, edit, or delete notes about the plugins you have installed on a particular site. These notes are intended to provide documentation regarding why a particular plugin was installed and how or where it’s being used.
Features
<ul>
<li>Add as many or as few notes as you need for each plugin.</li>
<li>Edit or delete notes as desired.</li>
<li>Select an icon to go with each note to quickly convey what type of content it contains (e.g., info, warning, link, etc.)</li>
<li>Format notes using basic HTML tags if desired.</li>
<li>Any links included in the note will be automatically converted to <code>target="_blank"</code></li>
<li>Notes are added and updated via Ajax, avoiding slow page reloads.</li>
<li>Notes also display on the WordPress Updates page for any plugins that need to be updated.</li>
<li>A filter is provided if you would like to display notes beneath the plugin description instead of in a separate column.</li>
<li>A filter is available to selectively hide or display plugin notes in the admin.</li>
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Plugin Notes Plus

Very useful plugin to note why a certain plugin was installed on the site and any additional context around it, for other admins. Helps in housekeeping especially when there are more than one admins that try different plugins and forget to remove anything that is not wanted.

Super useful plugin for multi-admin sites

Does one thing and does it well.

I was about to build something like this and was thrilled this plugin not only existed, but is very well done! Thank you!

Exactly What I Needed!

Adds a column to the Plugins page where you can add, edit, or delete notes about a plugin.

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This Plugin allows you to Add personal Notes, comments, memo to each of the Plugins. 
You can change or delete any Note at any time. 
Notes are available to anyone who has access to the Plugins page.
Here are some reasons why “Plugin Notes Label” is needed and useful: 
– Over time, sometimes you forget exactly why this or that Plugin was installed. 
– Some Plugins have to be modified (although this is not correct), and their updating requires special attention. That is, you need to remind yourself and others that you cannot update such a Plugin without careful preparation. 
– Sometimes you expect a specific new promised functionality from a certain Plugin, and up to this point, all intermediate updates are not particularly important. 
– Anyone who administers WordPress can remember a few more similar reasons. ))
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Add, Edit, Delete Notes – does not require page refresh.</li>
<li>Notes fit neatly and compactly into the general list of Plugins without breaking the original style.</li>
<li>Displays Notes on the page: “update-core”. This is especially important if any Plugin requires special attention.</li>
<li>Works correctly with Translated Plugin Names.</li>
<li>Works correctly with HTML Entity in Plugin Names.</li>
<li>Setup-Page:
<ul>
<li>“Enable Setup-Page for Admin only” On/Off</li>
<li>“Show note Author” On/Off</li>
<li>“Show note Date” On/Off</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>“Import” – “Export”:
<ul>
<li>“Import”. All Notes are imported, along with information about the creation date and author name.</li>
<li>“Export”. If the Note already exists, but it does not exist in the Export file, then the Note remains unchanged. If the File contains a Note about a Plugin that is not on this site, then the Note will be saved and will be displayed when such a Plugin is installed.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>“Clear All Notes”:
<ul>
<li>It can be useful in some cases when you need to completely Delete all Notes.</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>

Plugin Notes Plus vs Plugin Notes Label