| 5 | | I know that plugins can do this, but that way we are dependent on the future of the plugin, which might make some features premium or stop being updated and discontinued, and so we lose the work of organizing thousands of images. I like to depend on plugins as little as possible. In my opinion this is a feature that should come by default, in the same way that the operating system comes with a file manager. |
| | 5 | I know that plugins can do this, but that way we are dependent on the future of the plugin, which can be discontinued and incompatible with other plugins of this type, there is always the risk of losing the work of having organized thousands of images. The best plugins of this type are also paid for the full version, with the free version being very limited. |
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| | 7 | I like to depend on plugins as little as possible. In my opinion this is a feature that should come by default, in the same way that the operating system comes with a file manager. It wouldn't make sense for an operating system with just one folder to organize thousands of files, and you need to pay for a plugin to organize them. Basically what happens with WordPress is this. |
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