Written by Bram Koster
Last updated 1 month ago
At BladeWP we give customers the freedom to build everything they like. But there are some risks with those freedom, thats why we have a list of plugins we don’t allow on our platform and will be automatically removed. These plugins will cause performance problems, unnecessary load or have duplicate functionality with our platform.
Caching plugins
We disallow caching plugins because they simply don’t work on our platform. BladeWP Cache will perform all caching you need.
Plugins:
- wp-fastest-cache
- wp-fastest-cache-premium
- w3-total-cache
- wp-super-cache
- wp-file-cache
- quick-cache
- quick-cache-pro
- wp-cache
- zencache-pro
- litespeed-cache
Plugins causing performance issues
These plugins disable caching or make too much requests causing a performance drop.
Plugins:
- post-views-counter
- post-view-count
- geoip-detect
Duplicate functionality
The plugins below have the same functionality as our platform.
Plugins:
- wp-mail-logging
- login-lockdown
- limit-login-attempts
- limit-login-attempts-reloaded
- portable-phpmyadmin
- wp-phpmyadmin
- wordpress-gzip-compression
- bruteprotect
- lockdown-wp-admin
- wp-phpmyadmin-extension
- loginizer
Outgoing mail plugins
Our platform monitors all outgoing mail, when there is strange mail behaviour we step in and check if everything is good (site not hacked, etc.). When using external mail servers (SMTP) we can’t verify that everything is okay and it makes it harder to check if the site is used for malicious activity.
Plugins:
- post-smtp
- wp-mail-smtp
- wp-mandrill
- easy-wp-smtp
- wp-mail-bank
