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Display X posts (Twitter tweets) from any public user account in a clean, attractive looking feed that updates weekly.

Insert styled call-out boxes into your posts, simply and securely. Encourage readers to share your content on X in one simple action.

This plugin allows you to create beautiful Click To Tweet boxes anywhere in your blog post.

Display Tweets is an easy to use, future proof Twitter feed plugin that uses PHP to make requests to the v1.1 Twitter REST API.

Add a widget to your sidebar to show your latest tweet(s) with style and without JavaScript! Retweet, Favorite and Reply links are available.

Inline Tweet Sharer is a plugin that allows you to easily and simply create links to share your content on twitter. These links share whatever the anc …

Send an "HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden" header on a failed login instead of the default "HTTP/1.1 200 OK"

Embed x.com Tweets without an iframe. No more cookies and save 500kb from your page load!

Gutenberg block to add a quote for visitors to tweet via Twitter.

A quick and easy way to display tweets on your website using widget.

"Import Tweets as Posts" plugin allows to easily import tweets from user's timeline or search query. It has also flexibility to import …

A plugin for converting @user mentions, #hashtags and URLs in a tweet into clickable links.

A Simple plugin to show latest Tweets from a multiple Twitter accounts in the same sidebar widget,post,page or text widget content.

A Widget to show your latest Tweets. Visit the option page "Settings->Widget Embed Latest Tweet" to authentify yourself

Track failed form submissions and get notified when they reach a customisable threshold. Requires Gravity Forms.

Get latest tweets from a Twitter account with a couple of lines of PHP, and do anything you want with them.

Report failed logins to centralized database and block IPs on firewall level!

Adds a shortcode tag [get_latest_tweets username='somename'] to display an excerpt from your latest blog post.

Import and archive your tweets with WordPress

Monitors failed Action Scheduler jobs and sends daily email notifications about them.