Deactivate Plugins Per Page v1.17.0 – Improve WordPress Performance

Deactivate Plugins Per Page  – Disable plugins per page allows you to easily disable plugins on specific WordPress pages. This is useful for speeding up your site, especially since many front-end plugins load their JavaScript and CSS assets on every page, even if you use them on one page. You can add deactivation rules for active plugins. For example, for a contact form plugin that you only use on the contact page, simply add a rule to disable it on all URIs except the contact page. Enable debug mode to see in the frontend what the URI is and which plugins are active/inactive on the current page.

Deactivate Plugins Per Page – There is an option (not enabled by default) to make all rules with Custom URI selection affect the backend as well. Some backend pages will still not be affected to avoid problems, such as the pages that control plugin activation, deactivation, updates and installation. Since version 1.9.0, you can export all your deactivation rules and plugin settings and import them on another site. Rules with the Page URI selection type will be skipped if the same pages do not exist on the target site. In a multisite, you can import to multiple sites at once. Since version 1.15.0 you can add the name of your own PHP function to a deactivation rule to be used as an additional condition.