Is Hetjens Registered Only free?

Yes, Hetjens Registered Only is free to use. It is available as a free plugin on WordPress.org.

How many websites use Hetjens Registered Only?

Hetjens Registered Only has 10 active installations as tracked by WordPress.org.

What are the best Hetjens Registered Only alternatives?

Popular alternatives to Hetjens Registered Only include User Role Editor, Manage Notification E-mails, Username Changer. You can compare them side-by-side on our comparison pages.

Does Hetjens Registered Only work with the latest WordPress?

Hetjens Registered Only has been tested up to WordPress 2.9.2. It requires WordPress 2.8.0+ and PHP false+.

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Hetjens Registered Only

Name: Hetjens Registered Only
Author: S Hetjens

This plug-in restricts the access to blog and feed. Visitors need to login before accessing the blog. It offers a private feed for every user.

By S Hetjens·User·Free

·10 active installs·Updated 10 years ago

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As of April 2026, Hetjens Registered Only is a WordPress user plugin with 10 active installations and a 0/5 rating0. It has been downloaded 3.0K+ times in total. Requires WordPress 2.8.0+ and PHP false+. Available on WordPress.org since 2010. Last updated 10 years ago — may have compatibility concerns. Top alternative: User Role Editor.

0/5Rating

10active installs

3.0K+total downloads

16 yearssince 2010

Overview

This plug-in restricts access to blog and feed. All anonymous visitors will be forwarded to the login page of WordPress
before accessing the blog content. If access is restricted, rss and atom feeds will be disabled, too.

The feed can be activated as a private feed for each user. Every user will have a unique feed url to access it. That
url is based on the username and an md5 hash of the hashed password stored in database. This plug-in will modify all
by wordpress inserted feed urls to the user specific ones. But be carefull. If you content is confidential you should
not activate the feed. There is no way to check which services are reading (and maybe publishing) the feed’s content.

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