Every WordPress plugin we detect, by slug
75plugins with a curated page pulling live wordpress.org data — version, install count, rating, screenshots and FAQ — plus how Sourcemap Explorer spots each one from a site's /wp-content/plugins/ URLs. Any other wp.org slug resolves on demand.
How plugin detection works
WordPress serves every plugin's scripts and styles from a predictable path: /wp-content/plugins/<slug>/…. Sourcemap Explorer reads the page's asset URLs, pulls out each distinct plugin slug, and lifts the version from the ?ver= query string the assets carry. That means a single page load reveals the plugin roster of any WordPress site — no admin access, no guessing — which is exactly what an audit, a competitive teardown or a migration inventory needs.
The catalogue below covers the plugins that resolve on the wordpress.org directory, so each ships a real metadata page. It leans toward the plugins worth recognising in the wild — SEO, caching, security, page builders, WooCommerce extensions, forms, analytics and media optimisers.
All 75 curated WordPress plugins
Other parts of the catalogue
FAQ
How are WordPress plugins detected on a site?
Every asset a plugin loads sits under /wp-content/plugins/<slug>/. Sourcemap Explorer enumerates those slugs from the page's script and style URLs, and reads the version straight from the ?ver= cache-buster query string most plugins emit. No login or wp-admin access is needed — it's all in the page a visitor already downloads.
Are premium plugins listed here?
Only plugins published on the wordpress.org directory get a metadata page, because that's where the description, version history, ratings and FAQ come from. Premium-only plugins (WP Rocket, Elementor Pro, …) are still detected on a live site by their /wp-content/plugins/<slug>/ path — they just don't get a catalogue page here.
Can you detect a plugin that isn't in this list?
Yes. Any wp.org plugin slug resolves on demand at /stack/wordpress/<slug>. The catalogue below is the curated set that ships a full page; live detection covers every plugin that loads an asset on the page.