Free Utility by DrGlenn

List Slugs

Instantly list every installed plugin’s slug inside your WordPress admin. Ideal for audits, migrations, incident response, and support requests.

Overview

List Slugs surfaces the canonical directory names (slugs) of all installed plugins so you can confidently reference the correct folder during support, automation, or cleanup. It also shows human-readable names and descriptions to reduce guesswork.

  • Clear mapping from Plugin NamePlugin Slug.
  • Fast, lightweight, and works inside wp-admin.
  • No external services or dependencies.

Why it’s Useful

  • Incident response: Quickly identify slugs for selective removal or inspection via SFTP/SSH.
  • Migrations & automation: Generate accurate lists for scripts, deploys, or CI checks.
  • Vulnerability review: Cross-reference installed slugs against advisories or security tools.
  • Support tickets: Share exact slugs with hosts or contractors to avoid confusion.
  • Housekeeping: Spot stray or duplicate plugin directories that don’t appear in the UI.

Key Features

  • Lists all installed plugin slugs with names and brief descriptions where available.
  • Restricts access to users with manage_options capabilities.
  • Outputs are sanitized/escaped to reduce XSS risks.
  • Prevents direct file access (basic hardening pattern).
  • Minimal performance impact — simple, server-side rendering.
Tip: Pair this with your favorite vulnerability checker or your own inventory spreadsheets for quick audits.

Installation

  1. Download: list-slugs.zip
  2. In WordPress admin → Plugins → Add NewUpload Plugin → choose the ZIP → Install Now.
  3. Click Activate.
macOS tip: Hold Option while clicking if your browser tries to preview the file.

Usage

  1. Go to Tools → List Slugs (or the menu entry provided by the plugin).
  2. Review the table of Plugin Name, Slug, Description.
  3. Copy slugs for support tickets, scripts, or security review checklists.
Reminder: Always keep verified backups before changing or deleting plugin folders at the file level.

Smart Ways to Use It

  • Create an inventory: Paste the list into your documentation so teammates know exactly what’s deployed.
  • Tag risky plugins: Mark slugs for plugins you plan to replace or remove later.
  • Speed up cleanup: When a plugin is deactivated but leaves files behind, use the slug to locate the folder safely.
  • Compare environments: Generate lists on staging vs. production to spot differences quickly.

Download

Simple, dependable plugin-slug visibility for audits and support.

Disclaimer: This plugin is provided free without warranty or claims of fitness. Use as part of a comprehensive security and maintenance plan, and keep verified backups.

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