snapaura

SnapAura Extensions Manager helps you visually organize your plugins into custom categories on the Plugins screen. This is purely organizational – it does not affect plugin loading order, functionality, or your site’s performance.
Perfect for sites with many plugins, this tool makes it easy to find and manage your plugins by grouping them into meaningful categories like “SEO Tools”, “Security”, “E-commerce”, “Development”, etc.
Features:
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<li>Custom Categories – Create unlimited categories to organize your plugins</li>
<li>Collapsible Groups – Expand/collapse categories to reduce clutter</li>
<li>Quick Filter – Filter by category to see only specific plugin groups</li>
<li>Search Function – Instantly find plugins by name or description</li>
<li>Visual Organization – Clean, intuitive interface integrated into WordPress</li>
<li>Rename & Delete – Easily manage your categories</li>
<li>Plugin Counter – See how many plugins are in each category</li>
<li>Persistent State – Your organization is saved and remembered</li>
<li>No Performance Impact – Pure visual organization, doesn’t affect site speed</li>
<li>Works with Any Theme – Compatible with all WordPress admin themes</li>
</ul>
Use Cases:
<ul>
<li>Organize plugins by function (SEO, Security, Analytics, etc.)</li>
<li>Group plugins by client or project on multisite</li>
<li>Separate active development plugins from stable ones</li>
<li>Create categories for plugins you’re testing</li>
<li>Group related plugins together for easier management</li>
</ul>
How It Works:
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<li>Go to your Plugins page (Plugins > Installed Plugins)</li>
<li>Click “Assign Category” on any plugin</li>
<li>Enter a category name (creates new categories automatically)</li>
<li>Use collapse/expand arrows to manage screen space</li>
<li>Filter by category or search to find plugins quickly</li>
</ol>
Important: This plugin only organizes how plugins are displayed in your admin panel. It does not disable, enable, or change the loading order of plugins. Your site functionality remains completely unchanged.

SnapAura Extensions Manager

Organize your WordPress plugins into custom categories with collapsible groups, filtering, and search for better plugin management.

notetoservices

Use the BunnyAPI plugin to upload files to the Bunny.net file storage zone and save space on your website while speeding up all images.
<h3>Details</h3>
BunnyAPI (https://bunnyapi.com) by NoteToServices (https://notetoservices.com) is a collaboration project with Bunny.net (https://bunny.net) to extend the functionality of the Bunny.net plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/bunnycdn/) to WordPress, which serves as a file storage content-delivery network service.
Bunny.net+BunnyAPI allows you to upload to Bunny.net directly from your website and view or link to your images.
This plugin requires registration of an account at Bunny.net.com and registering your API key at BunnyAPI.com.
<h3>Technical Details</h3>
Bunny.net is a CDN service that stores and delivers files at hyper speeds for an amazing price.
BunnyAPI (https://bunnyapi.com) is a service that connects to Bunny.net (https://bunny.net).
BunnyAPI handles only the API communications between Bunny.net and third-party web applications, including WordPress (Bunny.net+BunnyAPI plugin).
The Bunny.net+BunnyAPI plugin adds functionality for uploading images to Bunny.net and serving them directly from your Bunny.net storage zone with the default hostname or hostname of your choice. The link structure is changed to point to the file on Bunny.net.
The Bunny.net+BunnyAPI plugin uses WordPress API and Bunny.net API.
<h3>URGENT NOTICE</h3>
It is imperative that your Bunny.net pullzone name and storagezone name match.
CORRECT: a pullzone name and a storagezone name of “bunnystuff” will be matched and open up a channel for the plugin to communicate. 
INCORRECT: a pullzone name of “bunnyzone” and a storagezone name of “bunnystuff” will not be matched and therefore the plugin cannot communicate.
Hence, your Pullzone and Storage zone must have an identical name.
<h3>Known Issues</h3>
If nothing is showing up because your storage zone name and zone name do match, the most likely issue 
is that you chose a different data storage network from the default. BunnyAPI.com does not have the capability of auto-detection for this yet. 
On BunnyAPI.com, you will need to go to FTP & API Access under your storage zone and take note of where the storage data center is. For example, 
by default, all storage is located at storage.bunnycdn.com, however you may have chosen NY, LA, or SG, in which case it would then be: 
ny.storage.bunnycdn.com
To change this manully, you need to change the Storage Hostname via: 
https://bunnyapi.com/?key=API&action=storagehostname&zone=zone&host=main|ny|la|sg
<h3>Additional Info</h3>
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<li>
Through Bunny.net Media, you can select a raw URL or a [img] shortcode.
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The [img] shortcode has multiple built-in features including image src, alignment, title, alt, link, and target. src is the only requirement.
</li>
<li>
The [img] shortcode does not require a closing tag.
</li>
<li>
The [img] shortcode may include quotes if you prefer, but quotes are not required.
</li>
</ul>
[img] shortcode usage:
[img src=https://bunnyapi.com/bunnyapi-logo.jpg href=https://bunnyapi.com/bunnyapi-logo.jpg link=yes|no align=left|center|right alt=”Bunny API Logo” title=”BunnyAPI website” target=_blank|_self|_top|_parent display=inline|block|contents|flex|grid|inline-block|inline-flex|inline-grid|inline-table|list-item|run-in|table|none|initial|inherit data-src=none|https://bunnyapi.com/bunnyapi-logo.jpg]
[img] shortcode details: 
src = url of image [required] 
href = link to image or another url 
link = link directly to image or not 
align = position of image 
alt = alternative text for image 
title = used for a title in the link 
target = how you wish to open the link of the image 
display = how you want your image to be displayed 
data-src = data-src used for Javascript purposes, leave blank to capture the default src or none to remove data-src
<h3>Copyright Info</h3>
Copyright (C) 2015-2021 <a href="https://www.notetoservices.com" rel="nofollow ugc">NoteToServices</a>
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify 
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or 
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software 
Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
<h3>Terms</h3>
By using this plugin and enabling BunnyAPI, you agree that your website will need to make external calls to BunnyAPI.com and Bunny.net.com.
If you do not agree to these terms, please uninstall and delete this plugin.
If you find this plugin useful, please give a review.
Bunny.net’s Terms of Service: https://bunny.net/tos 
BunnyAPI’s Terms of Service: https://bunnyapi.com/?page=terms
BunnyAPI is a third-party service of Bunny.net and was developed by NoteToServices under permission of Bunny.net.
If you have any issues with the BunnyAPI plugin, please use the BunnyAPI support forums on WordPress, not the Bunny.net forums.
Bunny.net is a product of BunnyWay.
You may not redistribute this plugin or alter the name in any way without permission from NoteToServices or BunnyWay.

Bunny.net+BunnyAPI

Upload your files to Bunny.net instead of WordPress Media Library.

SnapAura Extensions Manager vs Bunny.net+BunnyAPI