All-in-one gem for WordPress site owner
This plugin is an all-in-one gem for WordPress site owners.
Personally, the XMLRPC Disabled and Login Mover (the most crucial function in Hide My WP Ghost) benefit me the most.
I have my VM instances and cPanel WordPress sites. With Dev.Land, I don't have to modify my .htaccess files one by one, saving me a lot of time.
Some may argue that these functions can be done by using Cloudflare's Page Rules.
I agree, but if you misconfigure your domain name record (turn the proxy off by mistake) and leak your unproxied IP once,
one can point your domain to your unproxied IP by means of DNS spoofing and bypassing your Cloudflare WAF protection.
The best way is to disable your XMLRPC and move your login page locally by Dev.Land.
Other valuable plugins included in Dev.Land is the Enhanced Loading, Preloading, and Page Cache.
Combining preloading and caching with Super Page Cache for Cloudflare (Cloudflare CDN),
you may achieve some performance boost similar to WP Rocket.
I don't have time to perform a performance test. Hopefully, Bryan (the Founder of Dev.Land) can perform a performance test between different cache plugins later.
Another essential plugin is the WebP plugin. It will convert any images in your media library to WebP format.
The help of lazy loading may reduce your website loading time.
Combining it with Super Page Cache for Cloudflare (Cloudflare CDN) may achieve a performance boost similar to EWWW Image Optimizer (with its CDN).
My WordPress sites do not have a heavy load at this moment, so my review may have some bias, but it will give you some ideas on how to use this plugin with Cloudflare CDN.
By the way, I do not get paid to leave a review. I purchased the plugin on AppSumo, and I find it valuable and would like to promote it to other potential buyers.
If Dev.Land introduces a new plugin hiding all the readme.txt files inside the wp-content that would be excellent, as one can use WPscan in Kali Linux to find out our plugin version inside the readme.txt, which may expose my website to vulnerabilities.
Hiding the plugin version (even the name) will significantly benefit me.
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