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html after URL

by Aftab Ali Muni

5★ (7 ratings)  ·  Current rank #3463

Active installs
4K+
0% of tracked installs
Rank
#3463
Peak #3454
Downloads / day
Downloads (7d)
All-time downloads
30.2K
Days tracked
38
1 day▼ 4
7 days▼ 5
30 days▲ 23
90 days

Highlights · computed from our daily tracking data

  • html after URL currently ranks #3463 in the WordPress.org popular plugins list.
  • Its best position in our tracking is #3454, first reached on Aug 13, 2026.
  • The latest release, v1.0, shipped on Nov 26, 2023 (1,010 days ago).

Ranking history

Ranking history — data table
DateRanking history
2026-09-01#3463
2026-08-31#3459
2026-07-31#3489

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Active installs

Active installs — data table
DateActive installs
2026-09-014,000
2026-08-314,000
2026-07-314,000

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Downloads per day

Details

AuthorAftab Ali Muni
Current version1.0
Versions released
Last updated2023-11-26
Added to directory2016-11-11
Requires WordPress3.2+
Requires PHP
First tracked here2026-07-23
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Description

Plugin is used to add .html after every URL of page

Frequently asked questions

How many websites use html after URL?

WordPress.org reports 4K+ active installs.

How popular is html after URL?

As of September 1, 2026, html after URL ranks #3463 in the WordPress.org popular plugins list. Its best position in our tracking is #3454.

When was html after URL last updated?

html after URL was last updated on November 26, 2023 (version 1.0).

Who makes html after URL?

html after URL is developed by Aftab Ali Muni. It joined the WordPress.org plugin directory in November 2016.

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