I'm managing several client websites, and every time I log in, I get bombarded with update alerts, upsells, warnings, and plugin notices. I understand their purpose, but for my non-technical clients, it just feels overwhelming. I found a tool called 'Notification Blocker' that can silence these messages without disabling the plugins. It has a global off switch and allows for snoozing specific notices. I'm curious if anyone else has used this or knows of better solutions to declutter the admin interface without compromising functionality.
4 Answers
If you're open to other options, consider using a browser extension like uBlock Origin. It helps block unnecessary pop-ups and declutters the WordPress admin pages.
Maybe try sharing your issue in a dedicated WordPress community; they might have better insights for your specific situation.
You might want to check out r/ProWordPress and see if anyone there has more suggestions or alternatives.
Another plugin might just add to the bloat, you know? I'd suggest looking at the plugins you're using; there could be lighter alternatives available. Personally, I try to avoid plugins that take over the admin dashboard.
I completely understand, but this one is different. It actually lets you mute the noise instead of adding more. It feels unfair to just suggest using fewer plugins when some essential ones create this clutter.