Was it you? Account login notifications: installs, ratings and growth stats

By bogdand · Rank #6425

Was it you? Account login notifications is a WordPress.org plugin tracked daily by HostList. Current WordPress.org active-install bucket: 10+. Rating: not enough public ratings yet. HostList snapshots installs, ratings, and support signals so you can see freshness and direction, then follow the hosting links below for WordPress and stack-fit guidance. Active installs are ranges published by WordPress.org, not exact counts. HostList rank is by active-install bucket only. This page is a hosting-support resource, not a paid plugin ranking.

Over the last 79 days with download data, WordPress.org recorded about 56 downloads for Was it you? Account login notifications. HostList install rank: #6425. Use the charts below for direction, then pick hosting that matches the plugin's cache, PHP, and ecommerce needs.

Active installs
10+
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Ratings count
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Send an email notification to users each time someone logs in from a new IP. This helps users figure out if someone accessed their accounts without th …

Install trend

10+ active installs, unchanged since 20 July 2026. WordPress.org reports installs in rounded buckets, so this figure only moves when the plugin crosses a bucket boundary.

Daily downloads

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FAQ

How many sites use Was it you? Account login notifications?

WordPress.org reports an active-install bucket of 10+. That is a rounded range, not an exact site count.

Is Was it you? Account login notifications actively maintained?

WordPress.org last listed an update on 14 May 2020. It is tested up to WordPress 5.4.21.

What hosting should I use with Was it you? Account login notifications?

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Data aggregated from WordPress.org. Active installs are published buckets, not exact counts.