Disable All WordPress Updates

My developer recommended installing this to help with dashboard speed since we use some 3rd party plugins. It has really helped, thanks!

First of all, I'm sorry it took so long to give a review for this wonderful plugin. I've used it for years, it's always worked perfectly and still does.

But if the author sees this message, I have a suggestion: please update the plugin from time to time - it doesn't have to be a major update, just a minor version change. I'm saying this because I noticed that, over the years, your plugin went lower in the priority list when installing it from within WP. A few years ago, I could search for "disable updates" and your plugin would be in the first row of results. Now, I search for its exact name, "disable all wordpress updates", and your plugin is the 15-20th result. I think this happens because WP sees that it's not been updated - although it works perfectly with the latest version of WP.

As someone caught in the middle of the fireworks between WPEngine and Automattic right now, thank you thank you thank you.

This plugin prevents the 2 minute wait on every backend page load whilst the site tries and fails to talk to the plugin/theme/core servers for an update check.

Great plugin

I can confirm that this plugin not only deactivates most notifiaction banners and disables the communication with wordpress but also blocks the communication with the wordpress-update-checker and THIS is a huge plus! Without this regular checking all pages I installed the plugin run way faster, especially when I have Woocommerce active.

Спасибо

best just i can say best
tnx bro for make this plugin

It's amazing how much faster the admin is with this plugin. It would be nice if the indicator in the admin-bar could be turned off, even through a hook, but whatever - it's good enough for me like this.

Thank you for your service to speed and sanity Oliver! 🙏

This instantly solve a large amount of unnecessary Admin speed issues. ⚡️

1. Just try it for a few minutes, and compare your Admin speed before and after activating!
2. Set yourself up a separate Wordpress instance with the free MainWP plugin, and use that for managing all your site updates automatically, manually, or a mix from there instead.

I've been working with Wordpress for about 15 years. This is the way. 💪

Speeds up the admin pages. Goes to show how poorly optimized the default update checking is. Not to mention the irritating notices some plugin authors nag us with at the top of screen that can't be removed. Those notices are the reason I installed this plugin.