A workshop of security-first WordPress plugins and browser-based developer tools. No upsells, no premium tier, no telemetry — production-grade software, given away, by one developer in Cleethorpes, UK.
GDPR · UK DUAA · CCPA · India DPDP — with Global Privacy Control across twelve US states.
Every plugin here started as a problem on a live client build. Each one solves that problem properly — documented, GPL-licensed, and free of marketing inside your admin.
Transparent, granular control over CSS, JavaScript, fonts, lazy loading, image optimisation, database cleanup and WooCommerce. Every option explained in plain English.
Enterprise-grade consent for publishers and e-commerce: Google Consent Mode v2, 20+ languages, WCAG accessibility and a built-in privacy policy generator.
On-site conversational search built for shared hosting — BM25 ranking, passage chunking, synonyms and intents. No external AI API, ever.
Choose exactly which stylesheets and scripts load on every page, post or URL pattern. See what’s actually loading, then switch off the bloat.
Bulk-scan URL lists to detect WordPress, themes, plugins, page builders and widgets — including inner-page discovery through site navigation.
Turn a WordPress site into a radio station: live streams, playlists, artist, track and album artwork, custom skins and a sticky player.
Four working utilities that run entirely on your machine. Generate, copy, paste, done — nothing ever leaves the page.
Dial in blur, opacity, saturation, tint and border, watch it update over three backgrounds, then copy production CSS.
Refraction, depth and an optional animated shimmer applied to live type. Adjust it, read it, copy it.
Set min and max font sizes against min and max viewports and get a mathematically exact clamp() — with a live viewport simulator.
The full v1.8.1 generator, running right here in the page — build and export a complete WordPress theme as a ready-to-install ZIP.
No free tier, no locked settings, no “pro” version waiting behind a modal. The whole plugin ships every time.
Every line is readable on GitHub. Fork it, audit it, or lift the one function you needed.
Capability checks, nonces and sanitisation as a habit rather than an afterthought — these run on client sites.
Nothing phones home. No usage pings, no email harvesting, no nag screens asking for a review.
Support comes from the person who wrote the code, usually within a working day.
Each tool solved a problem on a paid build first, which is why the defaults are sensible.
None of them are listed in the WordPress.org repository. Every plugin is written, versioned and distributed directly from Little Web Shack, with the source mirrored on GitHub — so updates land when they’re ready, not when a review queue clears, and nothing depends on anyone else’s policies.
If you see an MBR plugin offered anywhere else, it isn’t from me.
Not a free tier with a paywall behind it — actually free. No upsells, no premium versions, no telemetry pinging home, no nag screens asking for reviews. The plugins live outside the WordPress.org repository and are distributed straight from here, so nothing depends on anyone else’s policies.

“If you find something here useful, that’s the whole point.”
The plugins are free — that’s the point. Custom builds are how I make a living: bespoke e-commerce, tricky integrations, and the awkward bits other developers tend to avoid.
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