George Stephanis

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Tag Filters enhances the plugin management screens in the WordPress admin area by adding the ability to filter plugins by their tags.
On the ‘Add New’ plugins screen, it adds a list of tags that are present in the currently displayed plugins. Clicking on a tag will filter the list to show only the plugins with that tag.
On the ‘Installed Plugins’ screen, it adds a ‘Tags’ column, displaying the tags for each plugin (if they have a <code>readme.txt</code> or <code>package.json</code> with tags/keywords). Clicking on a tag will filter the list to show only the plugins with that tag.

Tag Filters

Customize the Plugins interface enabling tag-based filtering.

Brian

Hide Plugins is a light-weight plugin that gives a single admin user the ability to hide plugins prevent them from being activated, deactivated, or deleted by clients and other users, including administrators. By activating Hide Plugins, you will be able to see all plugins and a toggle to hide each plugin from other users on the Plugins page. Hide Plugins will always remain hidden.
Note that the dropdown on the Edit Plugins page will not be affected, since it does not have a filter to hook into. Hidden plugins will remain active, so traces of the plugin in areas other than the Plugins page (like options pages in the admin menu) will still be visible. If you also want to hide menus, we recommend using <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-menu-editor/" rel="ugc">Admin Menu Editor</a>.

Hide Plugins

Hide installed plugins from clients and other admin users.

Tag Filters vs Hide Plugins