Hareesh S

An ultralight plugin to customize the admin <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/article/toolbar/" title="WordPress support article on Toolbar" rel="ugc">Toolbar</a> and add a shortcut to the plugins page.
Ever felt the need to navigate to the Plugins page directly from the site front-end? Well. This plugin does just that. Nothing more. Nothing less. Saves the hassle of going to the dashboard and then navigating to the Plugins page.
In the site front-end, a link will be added to the admin toolbar that takes you to the Plugins page in the site back-end. Note that this feature will be available only for the users who can install/activate/update plugins.
This functionality is particularly useful during the development of the website.
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is released under the GPL, you can use it free of charge on your personal or commercial blog.

Toolbar Plugins Link

Toolbar Plugins Link customizes the Admin Toolbar and adds a shortcut to the plugins page.

Collins Agbonghama

Simple plugin for disabling admin bar and preventing access to WordPress dashboard based on a user’s roles.
It is that simple 😀
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Admin Bar & Dashboard Access Control

I've used 2 plugins before for this stuff. This excellent little plugin makes it really easy, all in 1 plugin. Does just what it needs to and does it well.

My only complaint: it adds a new sidebar item in the Admin. It really should have it's settings under Settings or Tools sections. Only plugins with multiple pages of settings, and that need to be accessed regularly, should add more height to my sidebar. If that gets fixed, I'll change my review to 5 stars! I know it's a bit nit-picky of a complaint. I guess it shows how good this little plugin is, when that's the only thing wrong.

Works great, does the work of 2 plugins elegantly!

Disable admin bar and control users access to WordPress dashboard.

Toolbar Plugins Link vs Admin Bar & Dashboard Access Control