The best & most reliable WordPress plugins
Use a shortcode included in the plugin to automatically display or hide content on your posts and pages according to the time and date.
Add a distraction-free reading mode to any post or page, allowing users to view your main content in a fullscreen.
Compress and output LESS files as CSS stylesheets on the fly, right from the WordPress admin with the click of a button.
Create tiny chunks of reusable content, including text, forms, and PHP code, and then add them to posts or pages with a shortcode or TinyMCE button.
A third party service which allows you to add customizable live support and chat to any WordPress site, and respond to questions on their dashboard.
Add quotes to your WordPress posts and pages which can be tweeted out by your site users. Add the tweet with a simple shortcode anywhere.
Easily set up third party Disqus comments on your site, and lazy load them in to give your site a boost in speed and performance.
Automatically change the filenames of uploaded images based on titles and easily edit images to have logical and meaningful names.
At the moment, It is hard for front-end developers to keep an eye on performance when WordPress plugins each load in a separate CSS and JS file. But there is a solution I think could work.
Track users and pageviews on your WordPress site and view them from a dashboard in the WordPress admin, stored in your own database.
Use Airplane Mode when you are developing WordPress sites locally without an active Internet connection, like when you're on an airplane. It takes care of the rest.
Add an external URL as your featured image on posts by just copying in a link, and quickly preview the image right in the post editor.