Conflict Finder
by WP Fix It - WordPress Experts · Uncategorized
Also makes 9 other plugins · 8.0K+ installs across the portfolio →
Conflict Finder is a WordPress troubleshooting toolkit that helps diagnose plugin conflicts, theme issues, debugging errors, and email delivery proble …
84 health vs 56 average across 16,377 Uncategorized plugins
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Since 2022-10-05 · 1,426 days · wp.org + Plugin Pulse archive
30-day downloads
Rolling 30-day volume · peaks are release surges
123
now · peak 1.4K
Directory rank vs rivals
wp.org popularity rank over time · higher is better · when a rival's line climbs above yours, they've overtaken you
Rating trend
Star average over time · dips mark rough releases
Update activity
How busy the existing users are, measured as downloads in the last 30 days for every 1,000 active sites. A spike means a new release everyone's pulling; a long, slow decline means an aging user base that updates less.
Release cadence
Actively maintainedHow often this plugin actually ships. A steady rhythm is the maintenance signal a single "last updated" date can't show.
4
releases in the last 12 months
3mo ago
latest release · v7.3
22
tagged releases on record
Recent releases
What its installed base runs
via wordpress.orgShare of active installs on each version of this plugin · 70% run the current release. Green is the current release; a big slice on older versions is a user base that has stopped updating.
Estimated active installs
The public count shows “100+”. Our estimate pins where the real number sits.
Refined from the date this plugin crossed into its current band.
Install history · since 2022-10-04 · 1,385 observations
Estimated value
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Est. acquisition value
No paid tier is visible, so we don't put a figure on revenue or sale value: that would be guessing. The install base is a real asset to an acquirer, just not one public data lets us price. A small install base leaves thin data to model from. A declining trend compresses what a buyer would pay.
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Recent reviews
All reviews on wp.org ↗- ★★★★★ bmccloskey2.0y ago
I have used WP Fix It for my clients for a number of years. Dare I say since the beginning. Their services and offerings just continue to improve and offer more and more. This plugin is a game changer. It alleviates the tedious work of deactivating and reactivating. Or installing and activating a default theme. This thing has it all. And its done almost in a virtual situation where the only person seeing what your doing is you. Visitors and clients are not effected while you are troubleshooting. As far as they know the site looks okay and all is well. Which when you have people who overreact or get mad quickly that’s important! Well done WPFixIt!
Read on wp.org ↗ - ★★★★★ laracroft892.4y ago
Now my plugin has no more conflict!
Read on wp.org ↗ - ★★★★★ heroicpursuits4.2y ago
I want to give the developer a big THANK YOU for this awesome time-saving plugin!
Read on wp.org ↗ - ★★★★★ Gary Gordon4.4y ago
Currently (2025-09-20): I seem to find periodic issues with this plugin from time to time. The developers of this plugin typically resolve the issues relatively quickly. I just wish their testing, before releasing new versions was a bit more thorough as to prevent unnecessary problems when using their Conflict Finder plugin. The plugin also doesn’t seem to fully disable plugins (temporarily) in the same manner as if and when I manually deactivate the plugins. I’m guessing it just words differntly. It works well in many cases, but it just doesn’t appear to be the perfect way to test “temporarily deactivating plugins” to find conflict issues. It’s good, but I just find it’s not as good as when I manually deactivate the plugins in the traditional manner. So I use this plugin for quick debugging, but I often end up needing to manually deactivate my plugins if I want to really be sure where issues are having a conflict. Currently (2024-07-17): I put my rating back to where it was previously. I just hope the developers will review the plugin and figure out so they can correct the problem asap. CURRENTLY (2024-07-16): The plugin has serious issues. I just left a support request asking the developer to review and fix the plugin. Until then, I would recommend NOT TO USE THIS PLUGIN. It can cause serious issues. If and once the plugin issues are fully resolved, I’ll gladly update this review. But I am changing it from 5 stars to 1 star for the current time. BACK ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO (in 2022) I LEFT THIS REVIEW: Great, great plugin for testing conflicts and issues. This is really a great, great plugin for testing conflicts and issues. This is a long time coming. 🙂 It makes temporarily disabling all of the plugins, then being able to activate only certain plugins for a quick test, and then activating all of the plugins again with one click, a breeze. And, as a huge benefit, when I deactivated the plugins, all of the settings were intact when I reactivated them. Very often, there are always some plugins that when I deactivate and then reactivate, will require me to jump through a bunch of hoops and re-enter my license keys, etc. I was thrilled when I tested this plugin and deactivated all of the plugins (except for the Conflict Finder plugin), and then when I reactivated the plugins they were all restored without any issues. I love this plugin. I hope it stays around. On another side note, I use the Divi Theme. And while Divi has an option to temporarily disable all of the plugins (and to put Divi in Safe Mode), this option doesn’t give me the ability to enable selected plugins while in Safe Mode. But the Conflict Finder plugin does! I can deactivate all of the plugins in one shot and then I can also reactivate only certain ones if and as needed. – Gary Gordon This topic was modified 2 years ago by Gary Gordon. Reason: Recent problems encountered with the plugin This topic was modified 2 years ago by Gary Gordon. This topic was modified 10 months ago by Gary Gordon.
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Behavioral tests
via WP HiveAutomated install-time checks, tested on PHP 8.1.12 · WP 7.0
Growth timeline
Install-tier crossings we have observed, and how long each tier took to outgrow
- 2026-01-14 90+ → 100+ up after 1 days in tier
- 2026-01-13 100+ → 90+ down after 2 days in tier
- 2026-01-11 90+ → 100+ up after 3 days in tier
- 2026-01-08 80+ → 90+ up after 1 days in tier
- 2026-01-07 90+ → 80+ down after 17 days in tier
- 2025-12-21 80+ → 90+ up after 2 days in tier
- 2025-12-19 90+ → 80+ down after 7 days in tier
- 2025-12-12 80+ → 90+ up after 33 days in tier
Competes with
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