描述
Block External Requests is a WordPress plugin designed to speed up your WordPress administration by blocking unwanted external HTTP requests.
Features:
* Block external requests by host, domain, or URL fragment.
* Hosts list is fully editable via Settings Blocked Requests.
* Supports regular expressions for flexible host matching.
License
GPLv2 or later. See https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
螢幕截圖
安裝
- Upload the plugin folder to the
/wp-content/plugins/directory, or install via WordPress plugin uploader. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Navigate to Settings Blocked Requests to edit the host list.
常見問題
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Can this plugin break other plugins?
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Yes, blocking certain external requests may interfere with plugins that require API access, updates, or check-ins. Review your blocked hosts list if another plugin stops communicating with an external service.
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How do I use regular expressions?
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Any line in the blocked hosts list that starts and ends with a slash (
/pattern/) is treated as a regex pattern. Example:/example\.com/i.
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貢獻者及開發者
修改日誌
3.2.2
- Improved WordPress.org plugin review readiness.
- Removed the Domain Path header because no language files are bundled.
- Improved permission error text for better clarity and translation.
- Added uninstall cleanup for the stored blocked host rules option.
- Confirmed WordPress Coding Standards, PHP compatibility, and i18n checks.
3.2.1
fixed texts (typos)
plugin review changes
* Removed logging, stats, auto-blocking, and upload-directory file storage.
* Stores blocked host rules in a WordPress option.
3.0.8
- Nonce verified before touching any user input.n
- All forms are routed via admin-post.php with explicit actions.
- Added direct link to ‘Settings’ of the plugin.
3.0.6
- Fixed typos in readme.txt and added media files for the repository.
3.0.4
- Added regex support.
3.0.2
- Added auto-blocking, stats.
3.0.0
- Complete rewrite with logging.
1.0.4
- Initial version: hardcodend host blocking using pre_http_request.