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All in one Content protection

WordPress plugin empowers you to safeguard your website's content effortlessly. With just a click, this plugin adds an extra layer of security and protection to your valuable text, images, and multimedia elements. It prevents unauthorized actions and enhances your website's copyright protection.

by Finland93 · github.com/finland93/allinonecontentprotection · website

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Install

No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:

wp plugin install https://github.com/finland93/allinonecontentprotection/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

From the readme

All in One Content Protection — WordPress Plugin Deters casual copying of your content. Disable right-click, text selection, copy/cut, image dragging, common keyboard shortcuts and printing — each toggleable from a settings page — plus a configurable developer-console warning. Note: these protections run in the visitor's browser, so a determined user can still get around them. Treat this as a deterrent against casual copying, not as DRM. Features - Settings page under Settings → Content Protection with an on/off switch for every protection. - Disable right-click, selection/copy/cut, image & link dragging. - Block Ctrl/Cmd + C/A/U/S/P/X and dev-tools shortcuts (F12, etc.) — without interfering while typing in a field. - Print protection. - Configurable console warning (title + message). - Guests only option so logged-in editors can still work normally. What changed in 2.0.0 - Added the settings page the old README promised but never shipped — every protection is now toggleable. - Proper asset handling. 1.0 echoed a and straight into the page; this version enqueues a script and attaches CSS via the stylesheet API. - Fewer side effects. Form fields stay selectable, image link

Read the full README on GitHub →

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release Jun 29, 2026

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