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Hide the WordPress admin bar and access all its actions from a clean popup. Per-site settings. Unofficial WP extension. WP Admin Bar Manager hides the WordPress admin bar on every site you're logged into, giving you a cleaner view of your front end. All the actions from the admin bar — editing posts, clearing cache, creating new content, managing comments, and more — are surfaced in a compact popup organized by category. Features Hides the WordPress admin bar automatically on any site you're logged into All admin bar actions available in the popup: Edit, Builder (Bricks, Elementor, Divi), Cache, New Post/Page, Comments, Updates, SEO, WooCommerce, Security, and more Cache clear actions work exactly like clicking the admin bar — authenticated, nonce-protected, no workarounds Per-site settings — each WordPress site is treated independently Search to quickly find any action Toggle the admin bar back on at any time with one click Detects WordPress automatically — does nothing on non-WordPress sites No data collected. No tracking. Fully local. How it works Install the extension, navigate to any WordPress site where you're logged in, and the admin bar is hidden automatically. Click the extension icon to open the popup and access all your toolbar actions from there. Note: This is an unofficial, open-source Chrome extension. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by WordPress or Automattic.
Sep 8, 2026
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