Make Disable Admin Email Verification Prompt
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About
Disable Admin Email Verification Prompt with checkbox option in General in Settings. If you want to disable prompt then tick the checkbox.
What It Does
This plugin adds a checkbox under WordPress Settings > General that lets administrators turn off the periodic admin email verification prompt introduced in WordPress 5.3. Once enabled, WordPress will stop asking site admins to confirm their email address every few months, which is useful on sites where the admin email rarely changes or where the prompt causes friction in automated workflows.
Who It's For
This plugin is best suited for agencies, hosting providers, and developers managing multiple client sites or bulk WordPress installations where the verification prompt interrupts automated setups and deployments. It also fits development and staging environments where the prompt adds noise without any security benefit.
Who Should Skip It
A solo blogger or small site owner who only manages a single WordPress installation does not need this plugin, since the email verification prompt can be addressed in about 10 seconds by clicking the confirmation link. Anyone uncomfortable editing a few lines of code can also simply add a one-line filter to their theme or mu-plugins folder instead of installing another plugin.
The Bottom Line
This is a tiny, focused utility that does exactly one thing and does it well, with solid maintenance and an up-to-date compatibility stamp. With a quality score of 67.47/100 and only 2,000 installs, it is a sensible pick for agencies and developers who need to suppress the admin email verification prompt at scale, but casual users can solve the same problem with a one-line code snippet or by simply clicking the confirmation link.
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