My Favorites
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About
Save user's favorite posts and list them.
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What It Does
My Favorites lets logged-in users save posts to a personal favourites list and view them later from a dedicated page or shortcode. The plugin adds a 'favourite' toggle to supported content types so visitors can bookmark articles, listings, or resources without leaving your site. Lightweight by design, it focuses purely on saving and retrieving favourites with minimal configuration.
Who It's For
This plugin is best suited for content-driven sites such as recipe blogs, real estate listings, job boards, or review portals where visitors want to bookmark items of interest for later comparison. It works well for small to mid-sized sites where users create accounts and need a simple favourites feature without complex social or e-commerce logic. It is also a solid fit for community forums and learning platforms where learners want to save resources to revisit.
Who Should Skip It
If you already use a larger membership, LMS, or e-commerce plugin that bundles favouriting or wishlist functionality, this lightweight add-on is unnecessary. Sites expecting analytics, sharing, or social engagement around favourites will also find it too minimal.
The Bottom Line
My Favorites delivers exactly what it promises: a clean, lightweight bookmarking system with strong user ratings and up-to-date maintenance. The unproven support record and tiny install base mean you are betting on a solo developer, so test it on a staging site before relying on it for a mission-critical bookmarks workflow. For most small to mid-sized content sites, it is a solid 75.63/100 choice if your needs are simple.
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