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Magic Login Pro

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  • Use magic login as the default login method?
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  • How to Add Magic Login to Any of Outgoing Emails?
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PaddlePress Pro

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  • How does PaddlePress PRO work?
  • Automatic account creation
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  • Setup a Development Environment
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  • Restrict Content
  • Add a Custom Payment Action
  • How to customize “Download” Button?
  • Adding Manual Payments
  • Composer Support for Private WordPress Packages

Handywriter

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  • Write a Blog Post
  • Create a Summary
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  • Keep records of AI generated Contents
  • Grammar & Spelling Fixer
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  • How to create a Meta Description?
  • How to complete a sentence?
  • How does credit calculation work?

Easy Text-to-Speech

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WP Accessibility Toolkit

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  • Do not show the accessibility toolkit on the specific page

SessionQuota Pro

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Blocked Login Recovery

Blocked login recovery helps legitimate users regain access when Block new login mode prevents a new sign-in.

How it works #

When a user hits the session limit in Block new login mode:

  1. The new login is blocked
  2. The user can request a one-time recovery email
  3. The email contains a temporary link
  4. The user follows the link to log out other active sessions
  5. The user can try signing in again

When to use it #

Enable this feature if:

  • You want to reduce support tickets
  • Your users often switch between devices
  • You use strict login blocking but still want a self-service recovery path

Where to configure it #

Go to the General tab and select Block new login.

You can then enable block mode option:

  • Allow blocked users to recover access via email
  • Email Cooldown
  • Recovery Link Expiry

Recommended settings #

For most sites, a good starting point is:

  • Email cooldown: 5 minutes
  • Recovery link expiry: 30 minutes

Important notes #

  • This feature is only relevant when Block new login is the active enforcement mode
  • If another mode is active, blocked login recovery is not used
  • Short cooldown values can increase email volume
  • Long expiry times can make recovery links less secure

Best practices #

  • Use a clear email sender identity on your site
  • Test the full recovery flow after setup
  • Make sure your WordPress email delivery is reliable
  • Keep the cooldown long enough to discourage repeated abuse
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Updated on March 17, 2026
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