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GetDollie
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| 更新时间 | 2026年10月20日 15:16 |
| PHP版本: | 8.2 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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You approve a WordPress Application Password once. Dollie uses it to pair the site, then deletes it. If Dollie cannot delete it, the Site Record says so; you can remove it yourself under Users > Profile > Application Passwords. Pairing gives the site its own token. The plugin stores only a SHA-256 hash of that token, and Dollie's requests must present the token to be answered. Settings > Dollie never shows it.
Up to 90 days, and at most the newest 10,000 entries. Older entries are deleted on this site. Dollie keeps the entries it has already read in the Site Record.
Yes. The plugin records activity from the moment it is activated, so the first connection can include recent history.
From the Site Record in Dollie: Dollie stops using the connection and asks the site to delete it. If the site cannot be reached, Dollie stops immediately and shows that the site was not told. From Settings > Dollie: the connection is deleted on this site, so Dollie's requests are refused from then on. Disconnect the Site Record in Dollie as well. Either way the plugin stays installed, and the history Dollie already read stays in the Site Record. To connect again, run Connect again; it needs a new approval.
While the plugin is deactivated, Dollie's requests to the site fail; activating it again restores the connection. Deleting the plugin removes its history table, the connection and its other settings. It does not touch your content, plugins, themes or users.
Browsers do not send your WordPress login into a site shown inside another site unless the login was made there. Signing in from the preview's bar creates a login that works inside the frame. This needs HTTPS. Safari and browsers that block third-party cookies may ask for permission first, or may not allow it at all; use Open in new tab instead.
Only abilities registered through the WordPress Abilities API (WordPress 6.9 and later) that their plugin marks as public for MCP. Below WordPress 6.9, Dollie reports abilities as unavailable.
The plugin can be activated on individual sites in a network. Each site connects separately. Multisite has not been tested.
Dollie (getdollie.com, or the Dollie address your team uses). Connect from Settings > Dollie sends your browser to Dollie with this site's address. After pairing, Dollie requests the information listed above from this site's REST API.