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<p>In version 4.9.6. WordPress added certain privacy “features” to core. These include a Privacy Policy page, and an opt-in check box in the comments field. 4.9.8. removed the comment field, but also removed comment cookies from not logged in users, causing some sites to break. Useful for testing, IoT, sites in Nevada USA, or for other sites that do not need GDPR related features.</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<p>Once activated, navigate to Settings >> Privacy. New controls have been added.</p>


Remove GDPR

In version 4.9.6. WordPress added certain privacy "features" to core. These include a Privacy Policy page, and an opt-in check box in the co …

SuperWP - Super Rollback

<p>Super Rollback empowers you to revert any plugin update instantly. Works with all plugins – both free and premium.</p>
<p>Once installed, you will see a “Rollback” link next to each plugin on the plugins screen. Once you have updated plugins, click this link and select the version you want to rollback too. It’s that easy!</p>
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<h4>Key Features</h4>
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<li>Choose up to 5 previous versions to rollback to <strong>[Pro]</strong></li>
<li>Add rollback reason to keep other site admins informed <strong>[Pro]</strong></li>
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Super Rollback – Revert Plugins to Previous Versions

Rollback any plugin update/version – both free and paid plugins supported.

Remove GDPR vs Super Rollback – Revert Plugins to Previous Versions