Rick Beckman

Adds to search results and archive pages the total number of posts available as well as an indicator as to which batch of posts are currently being displayed, for example “11-20 of 124.” This plugin is a remix of <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/results-count" rel="ugc">Results Count</a> by Matthew Taylor, and it is optimized for <a href="http://get-thesis.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">the Thesis theme framework</a>.
Say you have a category named “Videos” with 432 posts; visiting the third page of that archive would show you posts 21-30 (assuming 10 posts per page); with this plugin, this information would be available to your users at a glance:
<pre><code>21–30 of 432 entries categorized:
<h1>Videos</h1>
</code></pre>
Search results and the following archive types are taken into account by this plugin: day, month, year, author, category, and tag.

Results Count Remix

Adds both the number of displayed posts as well as the total number of returned posts to search and archive pages.

Rik Lewis

bettersecurity

This plugin does not make any changes to your server configuration, such as the .htaccess file, but instead sends the headers as part of the WordPress page response. The reason for this is that many of them are not valid for assets such as stylesheets and images, but are sent anyway if the server configuration method is used.
Unlike many security plugins, these headers are also sent for your admin panel, where security is arguably the most important.
Headers that can be set include… 
* Feature-Policy 
* Referrer-Policy 
* Strict-Transport-Security 
* X-Frame-Options 
* X-Content-Type-Options 
* X-XSS-Protection 
* X-Permitted-Cross-Domain-Policies 
* Expect-CT

Better Headers


Perfect for my needs, allows me to easily add response headers which improves the security of my website.


Perfect for my needs

Improve the security of your website by easily setting HTTP response headers to enable browser protection

Results Count Remix vs Better Headers