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Don’t work in Oxygen

michaeldotbay — Thu, 25 Jan 2024 09:44:36 +0000

This is one of the most bloated plugins out there, besides WPML. Don’t use this! No support, and dosn’t work proper in Oxygen builder.

If I could add 0 stars, I would be happy to do so.

Not simple anymore, getting bloated…

Marc Bijl — Fri, 01 Dec 2023 15:43:39 +0000

Have to agree with @bobdylansdead: this plugin used to be very simple, doing just one job, and doing it well.

Now it starts to warn my clients for all kinds of vulnerabilities, which makes them nervous. While they don’t have to be nervous, since I’m using a top notch security plugin (Malcare).

I don’t like this way of pushing new options that I don’t need (as well as suggesting I need their Pro version), and have nothing to do with the original task of the plugin: forcing SSL. It’s getting bloated. These extra options should be incorporated in a separate plugin.

It USED to be simple

bobdylansdead — Sun, 26 Nov 2023 19:48:00 +0000

This plugin used to be a really simple nice tool to make sure the site uses SSL but now it’s become one of the most bloated and slow loading plugins. Often when you click to dismiss a notification from it, you’re redirected to the plugin page in the dashboard, completely disrupting what you were originally doing. It still does it’s original job, but I don’t need any of it’s other features and the plugin REALLY wants you to look at it. It’s become obnoxious.

bloated, not minimal at all

staedeli — Fri, 08 Sep 2023 14:03:54 +0000

when you first activate the plugin you get a cluttered screen with advertising pushing people to upgrade to the paid version. I hate plugins where 80% of the functions are restricted for PRO users. Not minimal at all.
I made a professional Coming Soon page in Elementor for free in 5 Minutes.

Too Slow/Bloated = CSV to HTML plugin better

JJNW — Thu, 24 Aug 2023 03:10:31 +0000

I rarely, ever give a bad review, but this plugin deserves the attention. This plugin is way too bloated and nagging. Even deleting it hangs up. It runs really, really slow, yet I have 30 plugins with top notch server that is streamlined configured (load time < 1 sec), this plugin bogs it all down. Decided to go with CSV to HTML plugin that’s 100% free and no bloat or nag (though recommend TablePress too). And after I deleted this plugin it left 6 tables in the database, I removed with Garbage Collector plugin.

Bloated

WebDev1998 — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 18:53:17 +0000

This started out as a really great plugin that did what it was supposed to do, and you didn’t have to worry about it too much. It would seem the plugin has lost its way. There are many features that are simply outside of the scope of what this plugin should do. Installing a plugin to force HTTPS should not also bombard you with security features for your website. This plugin has become bloated, and is no longer “really simple”

For those of us who already have security solutions, the security features now built into Really Simple SSL are forcing us to abandon this plugin. This simply isn’t an SSL plugin anymore, it is a security plugin. Best to use WordFence, AIOWPS or any of the countless others out there that have been around for a long time without losing their way. Our new solution involves using wp-cli to fix mixed content by conducting search and replace, and htaccess rules to force https and hsts when necessary.

Obnoxious, spammy, bloated, trash (ymmv)

gordonzed — Thu, 29 Jun 2023 13:14:21 +0000

Look, maybe you’ll feel differently if you actually installed Jetpack because you wanted several of it’s many functions. I just want to be able to use the WooCommerce app, but what I get in return is the most obnoxious, bloated, spammy, intrusive plugin on the planet. It’s constantly just THERE, doing THINGS, asking me to upgrade, asking me to install extensions. JUST GET OUT OF MY WAY AND LET ME RUN MY BUSINESS.

Also, it will add 700+ lines of CSS to the frontend of your site, whether or not you have enabled any features that require them. so here’s the snippet to correct that insult.

add_filter( ‘jetpack_implode_frontend_css’, ‘__return_false’, 99 );

Here’s the thing, I know I’m being harsh, and for all I know, all of these features might be absolutely great, but I will seek them out when the time comes. I don’t want to be repeatedly poked and prodded in the course of running my daily business into enabling some paid feature of your multi-tool of a plugin I never asked for anyway, and all it really does is make me want to go find a different service when I do need that functionality, because it leaves me with nothing but a bad taste in my mouth. I honestly would rather just carry a laptop, or do all my admin from the browser, and just uninstall the WooCommerce app. The only reason I deal with it at all is that the store manager really likes the app, but know that every other WooCommerce shop I work on doesn’t touch JetPack with a 99 and a half foot pole.

To be fair, JetPack is really not unusual in the WordPress world as far as upsells, but it is certainly persistent when it comes to admin bar notifications, and its high up on the “I never asked for any of this” scale.

I’m Amazed by This Plugin

Joshua Gerrity — Fri, 27 Jan 2023 02:26:38 +0000

I’ve just started to use this plugin for all it’s worth. I knew that WordPress databases get bloated over time as plugins and themes are installed and eventually uninstalled, but boy was I surprised to find more than 1,500 autoloaded options on a website I manage, which has been in existence for well over 5 years! I have used free database cleaners before, but this one is the best from what I can see. The interface is clean and straight-forward, and the actions don’t hang on a large database either (unlike some plugins I’ve used).

The Pro version includes the ability to see hints about which plugins the data in the database is coming from, which is pretty accurate (accurate enough to be helpful), and will doubtlessly become more accurate over time. I highly suggest purchasing the Pro version if you’re website is more than two years old and you have enough experience to work with WordPress database data.

Thanks Jordy for a great plugin! You deserve to be much more well-known! I hope this review helps a little in that regard.

P.S. As mentioned in several places, including in the plugin itself, always make a backup of your website before making changes to your database with this, or any plugin like it.

Bloated

John Webber — Wed, 27 Jul 2022 14:05:50 +0000

Hi,

Just installing this plugin increases Initial Server Response Time by 3 seconds.

Bloated Upload Directory

epwwgd — Fri, 11 Feb 2022 18:07:20 +0000

WP Dashboard->Tools->Site Health->Info tab->Directories and Sizes reports:
Uploads directory size 60.49 GB [i.e., _bloated_]

While perusing the “uploads” directory via FTP, I found ~7.5GB of BackupBuddy back-ups (most of which I’ll purge) and ~75 Media Library files (all are images) with a total file size of ~100M (as expected). Although many “permanently deleted” media files are no longer visible in the WP Media Library, via FTP I can see ~50M of media files that were apparently abandoned in the “uploads” directory on the server. I’ve scoured the “uploads” sub-directories, and I still can not locate ~53GB of files. I’m speculating that the WP-Optimize plugin may have something to do with this, but–at the risk of inadvertently deleting necessary media–I’m reluctant to deactivate the plugin to test. Also, BackupBuddy often stalls on the “Zipping files” phase of a complete back-up, and I’m speculating that this may be the result of attempting to back up 60.49GB of data with each “complete” back-up. There are a few deactivated plugins that I can delete, but all plugins that are in use are up-to-date.

My objective is to purge whatever is unnecessarily bloating the “uploads” directory, and I appreciate any insight / assistance.