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Fatal Error Notify vs HTTP 410 (Gone) responses (2026)

Detailed side-by-side comparison of two WordPress plugins, based on real-time data from WordPress.org.

Fatal Error Notify

Fatal Error Notify

4.8(18)

6.0K+ active installs

Free + Premium

Updated 1 month ago
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VS
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses

HTTP 410 (Gone) responses

4.6(21)

4.0K+ active installs

Free

Updated 2 months ago
View HTTP 410 (Gone) responses

Quick Verdict

As of April 2026, Fatal Error Notify has a higher user rating (4.8/5 from 18 reviews) and leads in active installations (6.0K+ vs 4.0K+). Both are free + premium WordPress plugins. Fatal Error Notify has accumulated 89K+ total downloads while HTTP 410 (Gone) responses has 68K+.

Detailed Comparison

Rating
4.8/5Fatal Error Notify
◄
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses4.6/5
Total Reviews
18Fatal Error Notify
►
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses21
Active Installs
6.0K+Fatal Error Notify
◄
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses4.0K+
Total Downloads
89K+Fatal Error Notify
◄
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses68K+
Support Resolution
100%Fatal Error Notify
HTTP 410 (Gone) responsesN/A
Last Updated
1 month agoFatal Error Notify
◄
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses2 months ago
First Released
2017Fatal Error Notify
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses2011
Age
9 yearsFatal Error Notify
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses15 years
WP Requires
5.0+Fatal Error Notify
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses3.7+
PHP Requires
7.4+Fatal Error Notify
HTTP 410 (Gone) responsesfalse+
Business Model
Free + PremiumFatal Error Notify
HTTP 410 (Gone) responsesFree
Latest Version
1.5.4Fatal Error Notify
HTTP 410 (Gone) responses1.0.3

Rating Breakdown

Fatal Error Notify

4.8/5(18 reviews)
5
89%
4
6%
3
0%
2
6%
1
0%

HTTP 410 (Gone) responses

4.6/5(21 reviews)
5
71%
4
24%
3
0%
2
0%
1
5%

Recent Reviews

Fatal Error Notify Reviews

by Li-An

You need the Pro version

Last version adds notifications for some EXIF problems. You cannot deactivate this if you don’t pay. Goodbye.

by jogurtt

Plugin doesn’t work, throws error

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function fatal_error_notify_test_error_function() in /wp-content/plugins/fatal-error-notify/includes/admin/class-admin.php:68

by tufty

Really useful little plugin

Pretty much all great. Thank you. It’s really useful.

HTTP 410 (Gone) responses Reviews

by Robert

Still works

I use the plugin for Micropub protocol, to tell another site I have deleted my contribution.

by bloup

It still works

It is 2020 and it still works. In the plugin settings, I use a wild card to return a 410 rather than a 404 from posts. https://mydomain.com/*/ The plugin return a 410 in the header. BRAVO. Th

by alfadelta

Works, But Google says its not needed

I removed this plugin based on help text from Google Webmaster Tools: If you have permanently deleted content without intending to replace it with newer, related content, let the old URL return a 404

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fatal Error Notify or HTTP 410 (Gone) responses more popular?
Fatal Error Notify has 6.0K+ active installations while HTTP 410 (Gone) responses has 4.0K+. Fatal Error Notify is the more widely-used plugin as of April 2026.
Which has better ratings — Fatal Error Notify or HTTP 410 (Gone) responses?
Fatal Error Notify has a 4.8/5 rating from 18 reviews, while HTTP 410 (Gone) responses has a 4.6/5 rating from 21 reviews.
Are Fatal Error Notify and HTTP 410 (Gone) responses free?
Fatal Error Notify is free + premium and HTTP 410 (Gone) responses is free. Both can be downloaded from the WordPress.org plugin directory.
Which plugin has better support — Fatal Error Notify or HTTP 410 (Gone) responses?
Support resolution data is not available for all plugins. Check each plugin's WordPress.org support forum for current response quality.
Which plugin is updated more frequently?
Fatal Error Notify was last updated 1 month ago and HTTP 410 (Gone) responses was last updated 2 months ago.

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