Andrew Skochelias

Pavlo Kotula

WordPress changelog – logs any uploads, updates, installations/uninstallations, activations/deactivations of themes, plugins and WordPress core. 
It could be helpful to easily find out the moment when something went wrong with your site and quickly fix the issue.
The plugin logs such actions: 
* Theme installation 
* Theme update 
* Theme activation 
* Theme deactivation 
* Theme removal 
* Plugin installation 
* Plugin update 
* Plugin activation 
* Plugin deactivation 
* Plugin removal 
* Translation update 
* WordPress update 
* WordPress reinstall

WordPress Changelog

It is a very handy plugin in a case when there a lot of people are working on the project. So you can track when and what was updated or installed. And with help of this plugin, you can quickly find out what caused any issues.

Useful plugin

WordPress changelog - logs any uploads, updates, installations/uninstallations, activations/deactivations of themes, plugins and WordPress core.

Ralph83

When you deactivate Yoast SEO via the WordPress admin plugins page, it does not clean up your WordPress database. In case you like to keep your database nice and tidy, Uninstall Yoast SEO is the plugin you need!
Uninstall Yoast SEO deactivates Yoast SEO, in case you haven’t deactivated Yoast SEO already, and then it deletes all database entries related to Yoast SEO. Which leaves you with a clean database.

Uninstall Yoast SEO

Great idea!

Uninstall Yoast SEO deactivates Yoast SEO and then cleans up the WordPress database completely, leaving no traces of Yoast SEO behind.

WordPress Changelog vs Uninstall Yoast SEO