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The translations are applied automatically and not controlled by plugin developers. It looks like we just have to wait for the moderators.

Yes, and we appreciate your contribution!!!

We have addressed this in the latest deployment.

We have addressed this in the latest deployment.

Our latest deployment resolves this.

In the database find the “prefix_options” table, for example “wp_options”, and for option_name equal to “limit_login_lockouts” set the value to “a:0:{}”. This will reset all lockouts. You can reset the denylist the same way, by setting option_name “limit_login_blacklist” to “a:0:{}).

Thanks Jeremy. We’ll review and schedule for deployment.

Try logging in using another browser where you don’t have the autofill feature enabled. If the problem is still there, please share a list of plugins installed on your site and also the name of your theme.

We are not aware of any plugins that would sideload ours. You should ask your developer to modify your wp-login.php file to show all paths to included plugins.

Our plugin is installed or removed the same way as any other plugin and as I mentioned we don’t have any control of how it’s installed on people’s web hosting. You can try removing the folder via FTP.

We will be doing some testing of this at the end of July, so stay tuned.

Some web hosting providers install our plugin into MU folder, so you should contact your provider and ask for assistance. We don’t have any control over how our free plugin is installed.

We’ve deployed a fix for this in the new 2.26.11. Please install the latest version.

Hi, which browser did you use? Sometimes it doesn’t work in Brave but we are working on a fix. Meanwhile you can try doing this from your phone or trying a different browser.

Hello, You need to add “HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP” to the Trusted IP Origins setting. Or you can use our premium version which works with Cloudflare out of the box.