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WordPress plugin comparison

Force non-SSL vs Easy HTTPS Redirection (SSL)

At a glance

  • Easy HTTPS Redirection (SSL) has more active installs: 100K+, against 20+ for Force non-SSL.
  • On a typical day, Easy HTTPS Redirection (SSL) is downloaded about 736 times, Force non-SSL about 2.
  • Force non-SSL is rated higher: 5.0 out of 5 from 1 review, against 4.2 from 71 reviews.
  • Easy HTTPS Redirection (SSL) was updated more recently: Oct 12, 2026, against Dec 5, 2013 for Force non-SSL.
  • Easy HTTPS Redirection (SSL) is tested with a newer WordPress: 7.1.4, against 3.7.41 for Force non-SSL.
  • Force non-SSL has been around longer: since 2010, against 2014 for Easy HTTPS Redirection (SSL).

Line by line

Easy HTTPS Redirection (SSL) leads on 6 of 7 comparable lines.

MetricForce non-SSLEasy HTTPS Redirection (SSL)
Popular rank#25,466#368
Active installs20+100K+
Downloads, last 30 days5463.2K
Rating5.0(1)4.2(71)
Support threads resolved––
Tested up to3.7.417.1.4
Search multiplier×0.00×1.06
Last release13 years ago27 days ago
Requires PHP––

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