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Ext Security. 
Dashboard & Daily-Digest about users activity. 
Now the console has a widget that displays last login users, whith: Date-Time, IP address (whith Whois info) and Device type/Browser.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Even without going to the site admin area, you will be informed about the activity of the current day.</li>
<li>Any person can be a recipient of notifications. Not necessarily the Administrator.</li>
<li>Now in the Admin console you have a new widget with a list of users in order of decreasing Login time.</li>
<li>Determine and save the IP address, device and browser details, from which the was made Login. (if your server is configured correctly). For better informational content, in order to be able to determine the parameters of the User’s devices (OS, Browser, Type Device), you should have a PHP extension on the server: “Browscap”. Alternatively, you can use the Lite-Version – Plugin: “quick-browscap” from the official WP repository.</li>
<li>It is important to understand that the time to enter the site and the time of the last activity of the user are different events.</li>
<li>Displays “Login Success” Statistics for each User.</li>
<li>Displays Count “Users Activity” in Admin Bar.</li>
</ul>

Users Login Monitor

A freeware plugin, for daily-notify site administrator, about users who logged in during the day.

James Collins

There are 3 shortcodes that can be used:
<pre><code>[logout] - A standard Log Out link, where the user stays on the login screen after being logged out.
[logout_to_home] - A link that logs the user out, and redirects them to your home page.
[logout_to_current] - A link that logs the user out, and redirects them back to the current page/URL.
</code></pre>
Advanced Usage:
All 3 shortcodes all support 3 attributes/parameters:
<pre><code>[logout text="" class="" redirect=""]
</code></pre>
The 3 supported attributes/parameters are:
<pre><code>text=""
</code></pre>
– The text to use for the link anchor text. 
– Default: <code>Log Out</code> 
 class=”” 
– The HTML class(es) to use for the link. Multiple classes should be separated by a space. 
– Default: <code>logout</code> 
 redirect=”” 
– The path/URL to redirect the user to after they are logged out. 
– Default: the WordPress login screen. 
– Note: must be a URL or path on the same domain name as the WordPress website (cannot be an external domain/URL)
Some Examples: 
 [logout text=”Log Off”] – A <code>Log Off</code> link that logs the user out. 
 [logout redirect=”/members/”] – Log the user out, and redirect them to <code>/members/</code>. 
 [logout_to_home text=”Log Off”] – A <code>Log Off</code> link that logs the user out and redirects them to your home page. 
 [logout class=”log-out-link”] – Use a custom CSS/HTML class name for the log out link.
Note: the shortcodes will return nothing/empty if the user isn’t logged in.
This plugin is inspired by the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/logout-button/" rel="ugc">Logout Button plugin by Ben Poland</a>.
If you like, you can <a href="https://github.com/OM4/log-out-shortcode" rel="nofollow ugc">contribute to this plugin on GitHub</a>.

Log Out Shortcode

I was just about to write a plugin like this for myself. This is simple and to the point with just the right number of features.



Wonderfully simple plugin

Easily add a log out link or button to a post or page using a simple shortcode.

Users Login Monitor vs Log Out Shortcode