Md Rashedul Islam

When uploading images from remote url on your WordPress site, it is a lot of work to download them in your computer and again upload it in your WordPress website. Now you can, easily!
You simply install it and there is a option for specify url. Put your url there and hit upload. If you provide valid url, sit tight and enjoy. Currently we have support for .jpeg, .png, .gif, .ico, .webp and .svg

Remote Media Upload

Upload image files of "jpg", "png", "gif", "ico" format from remote url to the Media Library. Also "webp" and "svg" can be uploaded if enabled.

Atakan Au

This lightweight tool adds a “Deactivate all” link to the Plugins page and a confirmation screen under Tools → Disable All Plugins.
Perfect for: 
– Plugin conflict debugging 
– Maintenance / emergency access recovery 
– When a bad plugin locks you out of wp-admin
Important Warning: Deactivation is immediate. There is no “Reactivate All” button, so you must turn your plugins back on individually. Keep FTP access handy in case reactivating a plugin causes a fatal error.
Visit my blog for details, support and feedback: 
<a href="https://atakanau.blogspot.com/2021/06/one-click-disable-all-plugins-wp-plugin.html?utm_source=wp_org&utm_medium=readme&utm_campaign=first-graders-toolbox&utm_content=description_link" rel="nofollow ugc">1-Click Disable All Plugin</a>

1-Click Disable All

Quickly deactivate all active plugins with one click – ideal for troubleshooting plugin conflicts.

Remote Media Upload vs 1-Click Disable All