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MBR Cookie Consent is the most comprehensive, enterprise-grade cookie consent management plugin for WordPress - completely free. Built for publishers, e-commerce sites, and businesses that take privacy seriously. **100% Free. Forever.** All premium features included at no cost - no upsells, no restrictions, no hidden fees. **Enterprise-Grade.** Used by professional publishers, advertisers, and agencies worldwide.

MBR WP Performance is the WordPress optimisation plugin for users who want real control. Instead of hiding complexity behind a single button, it provides transparent, granular controls for every performance technique—so you understand exactly what each feature does. Core Features: Disable WordPress features that you don’t need. Self-host and preload Google Fonts, lazy load images and videos, defer/delay JavaScript execution, generate and inline critical CSS, preload critical resources, optimise database tables, clean revisions and orphaned data, and much more. ...

MBR Bulk WP Detector is a free WordPress plugin that lets you check unlimited URLs right from your own dashboard. No subscriptions, no URL limits, and your data stays completely private on your server. What Can You Do With It? The basics are simple: Paste a list of URLs (or upload a CSV file), click a button, and boom—you’ve got a clear breakdown of which sites are running WordPress and which aren’t.

Transform your WordPress site into a professional radio streaming platform with MBR Live Radio Player – the FREE plugin that makes live audio beautiful. Stream BBC Radio, internet stations, play podcasts, or your own broadcasts with stunning glassmorphism effects, per-station styling, and full HLS support. Create unlimited stations with custom artwork, dark mode, and gradient colors. You can even create unlimited sticky radio players.

MBR Advanced Asset Manager gives you the power to choose exactly which CSS and JavaScript files load on each page of your site. The result? Lightning-fast page loads and happier visitors! Here's the thing: most WordPress pages come loaded with 3-4 MB of CSS and JavaScript files, and honestly, a lot of that stuff isn't even needed.