Skyy

<p>This plugin allows you to banned certain username from making comment, particularly when you don’t want to ban<br />
ip addresses, but want to stop certain “notorious” misbehaving users.</p>
<p>If your blog requires user registration, you should really try the “members.0.1.1” wordpress plugin.</p>


WP-Ban-User

Actignite

<p>Actignite is a WordPress email default name and email address customizer.  It helps to personalize the email for the website owner by the feature of changing sender name and email address in Outgoing WordPress Email.</p>
<p>The main benefit you will get that, sometimes the default WordPress email sender’s name (WordPress) and email address (wordpress@yourdomain.com)  looks like spam to gmail, hotmail, yahoo mail or other email clients and they push your email to junk or spam folder. By using this plugin you can avoid that situation easily and you can use your brand name in from name and from email address too.</p>
<p>Gtarafdar loves it and made a detailed review on it.<br />
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<p>By default, WordPress usages ‘WordPress’ as the sender name for all outgoing WordPress notification emails. This doesn’t look very professional, and you may want to change that to your business name. This plugin will let you easily change the default sender name and email address in outgoing WordPress emails.</p>
<p>WordPress sends several email notifications to the site administrator as well as other users on your website. This includes email notifications such as forgot password emails, website error and recovery emails, new user registration, and more. As WordPress usages (WordPress) as the sender’s name and a non-existent email address (wordpress@yourdomain.com) as the sender email. Many spam filters block your WordPress emails believing them to be spam. Sometimes it does not even make it to the spam folder.</p>
<p>The outgoing email notifications are important, and you should use your own brand name and email address. This can increase the authenticity of your brand. And here has the Actignite: Change Sender Name and Email Address in Outgoing WordPress Email, has the role to play.</p>
<h3>Plugin Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Change WordPress Default Mail Sender Name.</li>
<li>Change WordPress Default Mail Sender Email Address.</li>
</ul>
<h3>WordPress EMAIL’S DEFAULT NAME AND EMAIL ADDRESS CUSTOMIZER – ACTIGNITE FEATURES IN DETAILS</h3>
<p>After activating the plugin, you will notice a new menu item labeled CB Mail Sender in your WordPress admin bar. Clicking on it will take you to the plugin’s Settings page. You will need to enter the name and email address you want to be used for outgoing WordPress emails. Now click on the save changes button to store your settings.</p>
<p>That’s all, by doing these your WordPress notification emails will now show the name and email address you entered in plugin settings.</p>


WordPress Email's Default Name and Email Address Customizer – Actignite

I love this handy tool. It's helped me out to solve a simple issue that is missing in the WordPress core. I want my branding in every single section of my site. Now I can use my custom email masking without using any SMTP. Keep doing the great work, team. 

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WordPress Default Email Sender Name And Email Address Customizer

WP-Ban-User vs WordPress Email's Default Name and Email Address Customizer – Actignite