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WordPress plugin
WPForce Logout Pro
WPForce Logout Pro gives administrators ways to end current sessions and review user activity. They can log out everyone, one selected user, or several selected visitors at once. After a session ends, users can sign in again with the correct credentials. The add-on handles sessions rather than changing account credentials.
Control active WordPress sessions
WPForce Logout Pro gives administrators ways to end current sessions and review user activity. They can log out everyone, one selected user, or several selected visitors at once. After a session ends, users can sign in again with the correct credentials. The add-on handles sessions rather than changing account credentials.
From active session to logout
For site maintenance, administrators can use the website-wide action to end existing sessions before work begins. On membership or pay-per-view websites, individual and bulk actions let them manage selected accounts. If an account or website may be compromised, forced logout ends active sessions as an immediate session-management action.
The users area shows who is online or offline and includes last login activity for account-session review.
Automatic session rules
The Pro edition adds controls that can end sessions automatically. Idle User Logout logs users out after inactivity. The browser-close setting can automatically log users out when they close their browser, while session expiration sets how long a session remains valid. The logout redirect setting selects where users go after logout.
Set up session management
Install WPForce Logout Pro on the WordPress site, then open its user-management area to review the available controls. Use the users view to check online or offline status and last login activity. Choose an all-user, individual, or bulk logout action as needed, then configure idle logout, browser-close logout, session expiration, and redirect settings for the site's process.
