| 开发者 | djekanovic |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月23日 18:11 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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test-image-final-2.jpg. The usual fix is to delete the
whole thing and start over — new database, new wp-config.php, new admin account, new login.
Freshly skips all of that. One click and your site is a fresh WordPress install again: same domain, same
database credentials, same table prefix, same admin account, same browser session. You are never logged
out and you never have to create new credentials.
Why people use Freshly
wp-content/uploads.wp_install() — the exact
routine behind the famous 5-minute install.wp-content/uploads.Theme_Upgrader
— the same mechanism as Appearance → Themes → Add New.Core_Upgrader, the same mechanism behind
Dashboard → Updates → "Re-install Now", sourced from the official wordpress.org update API.Plugin_Upgrader — the same mechanism as Plugins → Add New.manage_options capability, a valid nonce, and typing your site's domain
name into the confirmation field. There is no way to trigger it by accident or from the front end.api.wordpress.org, downloads.wordpress.org) — to check available WordPress
versions, download core packages, and download default themes and plugins (Twenty* themes, Akismet,
Hello Dolly). This uses the same APIs as WordPress itself (Dashboard → Updates, Plugins → Add New,
Appearance → Themes → Add New). Terms of Use |
Privacy Policyfreshly folder to /wp-content/plugins/, or install it from Plugins → Add New.No. Database host, name, user, password, and table prefix are read from the existing wp-config.php and
never modified. Only the tables under that connection are dropped and recreated.
No. The admin account you are currently logged in as is captured before the database is wiped and restored into the fresh install afterwards — same ID, password hash, and session token — so your login stays valid and the page simply reloads into a clean site.
A WordPress (core + database) reset returns the site to a single-admin fresh install, so all other user accounts are removed along with everything else in the database. Resets that do not include the database (plugins, themes, or media only) leave every user account untouched.
Its own plugin folder is excluded from the wipe, and it stays active throughout. A database reset would normally deactivate everything (a fresh install has no active plugins), so Freshly explicitly re-adds itself to the active plugins list afterwards — otherwise it would take its own admin page and AJAX endpoints down mid-run. Every other plugin is deactivated by a database reset, which is inherent to starting from a clean install.
No. There is no undo and no backup. That is the deliberate trade-off that keeps Freshly fast and simple. If the content matters, back it up before you run a reset.
Yes. In Advanced Reset, enable the WordPress target and pick a version from the dropdown, which is populated from the official wordpress.org release list. Useful for reproducing version-specific bugs.
Freshly is built and tested for single-site installs. It is not recommended on a multisite network.
No. Freshly uses the credentials and filesystem access WordPress already has. If your host requires FTP credentials for WordPress updates, WordPress will prompt for them the same way it does for a normal update.