Nexter Extension

Rollback Manager For WordPress

The Rollback Manager in Nexter Extension helps you restore any plugin to a previous version instantly. It’s designed to keep your website stable and prevent issues caused by recent updates or compatibility conflicts.

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Revert to earlier plugin versions from your WordPress dashboard.

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Fix errors or conflicts created by updates in one click.

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Maintain website stability while testing new versions.

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Key Benefits of Rollback Manager

Instant Recovery

Restore your site quickly if an update causes issues.

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Safe & Reliable

Avoid downtime and maintain consistent performance.

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Simple to Use

Roll back changes without coding or FTP access.

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Peace of Mind

Update plugins confidently, knowing you can revert anytime.

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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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