Nexter Extension

Rollback Manager for WordPress Plugins & Themes

Rollback Manager for WordPress to rollback plugins or themes after an update. Pick a previous version from your dashboard and restore stability quickly.

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Revert Plugin or Theme Updates in One Click

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Fix Update Conflicts Without FTP or File Edits

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Keep Sites Stable While You Test Versions

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Why Should You Use Rollback Manager for WordPress?

Restore Plugin Versions in One Click

Quickly switch back to a previously working plugin version directly from your WordPress dashboard. This keeps your site running smoothly without extra steps or tools.

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Keep Your Site Stable During Updates

Easily return to a stable plugin version whenever needed. This helps maintain consistent performance while you review or test newer updates.

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Simple Rollback Without Technical Steps

Manage plugin versions without FTP access, file managers, or code edits. The entire rollback process stays inside WordPress, making it accessible for beginners and efficient for professionals.

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Confident Plugin Testing on Live Sites

Try new plugin updates knowing you can revert at any time. This allows safer testing on live or client sites without added stress or complex workflows.

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Watch How to Rollback WordPress Plugins & Themes

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. WordPress does not include a built-in way to roll back plugin versions. You usually need a separate plugin or manual file replacement. Nexter Extension adds this option directly to your dashboard.
With Nexter Extension, you don’t. The Rollback Manager is a built-in module, so you avoid installing and maintaining an extra rollback plugin.
You can instantly revert to the previous stable version using the Rollback Manager, restoring functionality without disabling the plugin or editing files.
Yes. Rolling back simply restores the earlier plugin version that was already working on your site, which is often safer than leaving a broken update active.
Yes. It’s especially useful for agencies managing many sites, as it saves time, reduces emergency fixes, and avoids repeated plugin installations.
In most cases, plugin settings and content remain unchanged. The rollback only switches the plugin version to a previous release.

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