Logs fatal errors, memory crashes, and exceptions swallowed by other plugins, with SQL, memory, file/line, and the plugin involved.
Alternatives to Fatal Plugin Auto Deactivator – Never let a plugin break your site
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WordPress plugins with similar use cases
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Detect PHP error spikes, recurring patterns, request impact and source-version changes with grouped local diagnostics.
Sends fatal PHP errors to Telegram using an early MU-plugin loader. Ideal for monitoring production crashes.
Records what led up to a fatal error, alerts you, and can optionally deactivate a repeatedly crashing plugin.
Turns a WordPress fatal error into a plain-language diagnosis, names the plugin at fault, emails you the reason, and prepares a bug report.
Counts recurring PHP fatal errors per plugin and automatically deactivates the broken plugin before it keeps your whole site down.
Protect your WordPress website from fatal errors, database crashes, and SEO damage with an instant recovery maintenance UI.
Get an email when your site crashes: which plugin or theme was involved, what went wrong, and how to fix it. Plus a full check of your site.
Catches PHP fatal errors on your site, tells you exactly which plugin or theme caused them, and emails you immediately.
Automatically detects White Screen of Death crashes, identifies the culprit plugin/theme, and provides an emergency rescue panel to recover your site.