sandywp / plugins / disable-update-notifications
Disable WordPress Update Notifications and auto-update Email Notifications
Disables WordPress core update notification and plugins update notification update checks and notifications.
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v2.4.2 10,000+ installs WP 5.0+

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About this plugin
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This plugin will completely disables the Plugins, Themes, and WordPress core update notifications displayed by WordPress based on your plugin settings. Apart from this it will also disable auto-update Email Notifications.
🎉 Disable auto-update Email Notifications
Since WordPress 5.5 version, if you have enabled plugin and theme auto-update you will receive an automated email notifications when any plugin or theme auto-update is successful or failed.
If you manage a dozen of websites, then the you will receive the constant stream of auto-update notifications emails and may be it annoying you.
I have added a new feature to cure the problem by automatically Disable auto-update Email Notifications for plugins and themes auto-update email notifications.
👉 Most importantly, This plugin is free and always will be free.
Questions
- Does this plugin disable the automatic updates in WordPress higher versions?
Yes, will disable the core and plugins update checks.
- Can I disable the theme update notifications too?
Yes.
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