Sayedul Sayem

Nowadays, webp is an oft used image format preferred by modern applications that offer better-looking image compared to the popular format like JPEG, PNG or GIF. Along with being better looking, webp images are considerably smaller and make your website faster. The problem with WordPress is that it doesn’t support webp image natively. This is where this plugin comes in; with this plugin, you can enable webp support in any WordPress site regardless of theme.
See plugin’s GitHub repo <a href="https://github.com/sayedulsayem/support-webp" rel="nofollow ugc">Support Webp</a>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Ability to use webp image</li>
<li>Supports all theme</li>
<li>Devoid of any bloatware; it’s programmed in PHP to reduce overhead and has negligible impact on your website’s loading time.</li>
<li>Free and continuous updates for compatibility and new features are always on the horizon</li>
</ul>
<h3>PRIVACY POLICY</h3>
This plugin does not collect, log, sell or trade any kind of information about your website. You can easily verify that this plugin is not phoning home using a network traffic inspector like <a href="https://www.wireshark.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">WireShark</a>.
<h3>ABOUT THE MAKER</h3>
I am <a href="https://sayedulsayem.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Sayedul Sayem</a>, a Bangladeshi full-stack WordPress developer and free and open source enthusiast. You can contact me at my <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/sayedulsayem/" rel="nofollow ugc">LinkedIn</a> for consultation or just to say hello. I love talking to new people. So don’t hesitate.

Support WebP – Upload webp files in wordpress without hassle

This plugin will help you to upload webp format image in WordPress media library regardless of the theme. That is, it works with every theme.

Viljami Kuosmanen

Test WordPress plugin updates safely before applying them on the live site.
This plugin adds a “test update” button when plugin updates are available. Clicking it will trigger the creation of a sandbox where you can safely test updating plugins without affecting the live site. Once finished testing the plugin, you can go back to the live site and do the real updates if all is well.
The sandbox works similarly to how WordPress multisite works. We basically tell WordPress to temporarily use a different database prefix and a different plugins directory while in the sandbox, which means while you test the update, no changes are made to the live site.
Disclaimer
Please make sure to always have backups of all your WordPress files and database before updating plugins or themes. We are not responsible for any misuse, deletions, white screens, fatal errors, or any other issue arising from using this plugin.
Contributing
Please contribute to this project on Github. Pull requests welcome!
https://github.com/anttiviljami/wp-safe-updates

WP Safe Updates

Title says it all. This plugin could remove so many headaches when users update plugins on a live site and then run into problems that they struggle to resolve. Could it also be extended to include the updating of themes?



Brilliant plugin - should be in core

Just appreciating the effort to solve this tough problem. Would make the life of many site owners and developers easier.



Five stars for the effort alone!

Especially useful for testing and support.



Very helpful

Test WordPress plugin updates safely before applying them on the live site.

Support WebP – Upload webp files in wordpress without hassle vs WP Safe Updates