xtoool

There xtoool Redirecter is the most popular redirect manager for WordPress. With it you can easily manage 301 redirections, keep track of 404 errors, and generally tidy up any loose ends your site may have. This can help reduce errors and improve your site ranking.
Xtoool Redirecter is designed to be used on sites with a few redirects to sites with thousands of redirects.
It has been a WordPress plugin for over 1 year and has been recommended countless times. And it’s free!
Full documentation can be found at [https://www.xtoool.com/wordpress/redirecter/]
Xtoool Redirecter is compatible with PHP from 5.4 to 8.1.
<h4>Redirect manager</h4>
Create and manage redirects quickly and easily without needing Apache or Nginx knowledge. If your WordPress supports permalinks then you can use Redirection to redirect any URL.
There is full support for regular expressions so you can create redirect patterns to match any number of URLs. You can match query parameters and even pass them through to the target URL.
The plugin can also be configured to monitor when post or page permalinks are changed and automatically create a redirect to the new URL.
<h4>Conditional redirects</h4>
In addition to straightforward URL matching you can redirect based on other conditions:
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<li>Login status – redirect only if the user is logged in or logged out</li>
<li>WordPress capability – redirect if the user is able to perform a certain capability</li>
<li>Browser – redirect if the user is using a certain browser</li>
<li>Referrer – redirect if the user visited the link from another page</li>
<li>Cookies – redirect if a particular cookie is set</li>
<li>HTTP headers – redirect based on a HTTP header</li>
<li>Custom filter – redirect based on your own WordPress filter</li>
<li>IP address – redirect if the client IP address matches</li>
<li>Server – redirect another domain if also hosted on this server</li>
<li>Page type – redirect if the current page is a 404</li>
</ul>

Xtoool Redirecter

Manage 301 redirects, track 404 errors, and improve your site. No knowledge of Apache or Nginx required.

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Using the password protection will give you extra security layer of protection from brute force hacking attacks. Additionally, it’s also an easy way to password protect your entire site, without needing to create separate WordPress users for each visitor.
When you enable the password protection, the user won’t be able to see anything – not even see the protected page – until he/she inserts the username/password. You can password protect the whole website, including the administrator pages; you can password protect the administrator pages; or you can password protect the WordPress login page.
Free plugin options include:
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<li>Enabling/disabling the password protection to wp-login.php, WordPress admin pages. Note that you’ll be asked to re-type the .htaccess username/password you created before enabling any of the settings – to ensure that you wouldn’t enable the password protection without even knowing the password yourself!</li>
<li>Modifying the existing users: you can change any .htaccess user’s password and remove the users.</li>
<li>Adding one .htaccess user. </li>
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Premium plugin options:
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<li>Create/modify an unlimited number of .htaccess users;</li>
<li>Protect your whole site, making it accessible to only those who have the .htaccess user.</li>
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.htaccess Site Access Control

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