Overview
Redirects to a hidden WordPress login page when double pressing Shift keyboard key.
Do you move the login page of your WordPress sites (WPS Hide Login, SecuPress, Perfmatters…)? Great for security, less so for your memory: every site has its own address, and you have to type it again each time. 2xShift remembers it for you. On any page of a WordPress site, tap Shift twice: you are sent to the site's login page, then back to where you were once logged in. HOW IT WORKS • First double Shift on a site: a small panel asks where its login page is (/wp-admin/, your usual path, a custom path, or "never redirect here"). The choice is saved for that site. • Next times: double Shift, done. • Already logged in? Nothing happens. Type away without fear of an unwanted redirect. • Not a WordPress site? Nothing happens either. SETTINGS • Clicking the extension icon opens a small panel for the current site: set or change its path, go there now, forget it. • A full settings page lists every remembered site, with your usual path suggested by default on new sites (for example /secure-admin/). • Rules sync with your Chrome account, just like bookmarks. PRIVACY No data ever leaves your browser. The extension only checks whether a WordPress login cookie exists, to know if you are already logged in; it never reads its value nor sends it anywhere. No account, no analytics, no server. The code is open: https://github.com/reuhno/2xshift-goto-secret-wp-admin Built by Renaud Pacouil for the web agency La Boîte à Re, and for everyone who manages more WordPress sites than they can remember.
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Details
- Version1.7.0
- UpdatedSeptember 28, 2026
- Size57.8KiB
- Languages2 languages
- DeveloperWebsite
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