Rachel S

Hey Tom,

I’ve updated my review (see top), as once I figured out how to change a few things, it’s now looking great!

Thanks so much for the reply.

The inclusion of Gutenberg as mandatory without this plugin is a garbage idea thought up by geeks who keep trying to ‘improve’ things hardly anyone asked for.

I’ll be dumping WordPress and moving to an easier platform if this plugin becomes obsolete, as I will guarantee will half the people using WordPress.

There was never any reason fro Gutenberg to become mandatory but the WordPress developers being the arrogant asses they are, they will never go back on what they do.

Personally, I wish I had never started using WordPress as there are much better platforms out there that are not developed by fools that don’t have a clue what their users actually want.

Just discovered this myself after installing the plugin and having nothing but problems with it. Gave it an hour and went back to All-in-One Seo.

Horrible plugin that leaves data all over the place when removed, and then comes with half-ass instructions as to how to remove that data so you can then spend then next 2 hours of your life trawling through all your files to find the Yoast data its left behind.

Avoid this with a 10 foot pole.

Same problem. I gave up on it after 30 minutes. Went back to my old theme. Looks just as good and with far less hassle to set up.

Having the same problem since I updated to the new version. Deleted WordFence today because of it. It’s now useless for what I need.

Same problem. Everything up to date, newest version of Wordfence installed. Website completely crashed and down when I switched Wordfence to Falcon Engine. This never happened with previous version.

I just solved it by deleting the plugin and installing a different one for cache purposes. Pity as I liked Wordfence but I cannot afford to have my site down.