Descripción
LoginEase lets your users log in without passwords by sending a secure “magic login link” to their email.
It integrates seamlessly with the standard WordPress login form, supports a custom login URL slug, and optionally disables classic password login.
Instalación
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/logineasedirectory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
- Configure the settings under Settings > LoginEase.
- Optionally enable the custom login URL slug and disable password login on the settings page.
- Use the login form as usual — users can enter their email or username and request a magic login link.
Preguntas frecuentes
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Is this plugin compatible with WooCommerce?
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Yes, it modifies the default WordPress login form, which WooCommerce also uses by default.
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How long is the magic link valid?
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You can configure the link validity duration in minutes in the settings. The default is 15 minutes.
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Can I disable classic password login?
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Yes, there is an option to disable password login, which hides the password fields and login button on the login form.
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How is my privacy protected?
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No user data is tracked or stored outside your site. Login tokens expire and can be used only once.
Reseñas
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Registro de cambios
1.1.0
- NEW: When logging in via a magic link, a confirmation message is now displayed for the user to explicitly approve the login. This step prevents the link from expiring prematurely, especially for users whose email security systems automatically scan links, which could cause the link to expire before the user can actually log in.
1.0.0
- Launch of the first public version of LoginEase