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Disable WP REST API vs API Request Monitor: Monitor Incoming & Outgoing API Requests and Manage Webhooks
Both plugins as this registry currently observes them. Figures come from the same daily snapshot, so they are directly comparable, which two separate wordpress.org pages, read minutes apart, are not.
| Disable WP REST API | API Request Monitor: Monitor Incoming & Outgoing API Requests and Manage Webhooks | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Disables the WP REST API for visitors not logged into WordPress. | A developer-focused tool for monitoring, debugging, testing, and logging WordPress REST API requests and external API integrations. |
| Active installs | 30,000+ | fewer than 10 |
| Rating | 4.8★ (36) | 5.0★ (1) |
| Last release | 29 days ago | 17 days ago |
| Current owner | Jeff Starr | Huzoor Bux |
| Added to directory | 06 Jun 2018 | 19 Jun 2026 |
| Tested up to | WP 7.1 | WP 7.1 |
| Requires PHP | 5.6.20 | 7.4 |
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