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Welcome to the Foxe Labs software documentation.
What is Foxe Labs?
Foxe Labs builds open-source WordPress plugins and PHP libraries. Our focus is on small, focused tools that do one thing well — lean by default, with the heavier features kept in optional add-ons rather than bundled into everything.
This site is the official home for our product documentation: installation guides, what each setting does, WP-CLI commands, developer reference, and version history.
Our Products
Loggedin
Limit the number of concurrent sessions a WordPress user can have, and force logouts when they exceed it. The core plugin stays lean; add-ons cover live session management, per-user and per-role limits, and real-time logout.
- 🚀 Getting Started — Install and set your first session limit
- ⚙️ General Settings — Every available setting explained
- 🧩 Add-ons — Extend it when you need more
- 🖥️ WP-CLI — Manage sessions from the command line
- 🧑💻 Developer Docs — Hooks, filters and internals
- 🗒️ Changelog — Version history
404 to 301
Catch 404 errors and redirect, log, or get alerted about them. Includes match modes for tricky URLs, a full log browser, and add-ons for exporting, importing and alerting.
- 🚀 Getting Started — Install and set your default redirect
- ⚙️ Settings — Redirects, logs, notifications and tools
- 🧩 Add-ons — Log cleaning, exports, imports and alerts
- 🧑💻 Developer Docs — Hooks, filters and internals
- 🗒️ Changelog — Version history
Lazy Load for Comments
Stop comments from loading on every page view. They load on scroll or on click instead, which keeps comment-heavy pages fast.
- 🚀 Getting Started — Install and pick a loading mode
- ⚙️ Loading Behaviour — On scroll, on click, or both
- 🧑💻 Developer Docs — Hooks, filters and internals
WordPress Libraries
Small, focused PHP libraries we maintain and reuse across our own plugins — licensing, caching, background queues and review notices. All require PHP 7.4+ and ship on Composer.
- 📦 Overview — What each library does
Installing and Updating
Our free plugins install like any other WordPress plugin — search for them under Plugins → Add New in your admin, or upload the ZIP. Premium add-ons are downloaded from your account after purchase and installed the same way; see the Loggedin add-ons guide for the full walkthrough.
Keep plugins updated from Dashboard → Updates. Updates usually contain fixes for problems we have already found, so it is worth staying current before reporting an issue.
Need Help?
If you need help with one of our free WordPress plugins, please open a support request on the plugin's WordPress.org support forum. For premium add-ons, email support@foxelabs.com.
Whichever route you take, these details help us help you faster:
- A link to your site, ideally the specific page where the problem shows up.
- What you are seeing — the exact error text, or a screenshot.
- Your WordPress version, from the At a glance panel on your Dashboard.
- Your plugin version, and whether the problem persists on the latest release.
We answer everyone as quickly as we can. Paid users get priority, so if you need immediate assistance, consider a paid version of the product.