As a WordPress site administrator or SEO professional, have you ever been frustrated by the proliferation of duplicate content on your site? Due to pagination, tags, tracking parameters, and other factors, the same content is often accessible via multiple different URLs. This not only dilutes page authority but also makes it difficult for search engines to determine which version is the “authoritative” one. Today, we’d like to recommend a new tool—WP Canonical Mana
I wrote a small plugin to fix the issue where TranslatePress sites only have a sitemap for the default language If you’re using TranslatePress to build a multilingual WordPress site, you might run into an awkward problem: even though your site has English, French, and Spanish versions—among others—search engines can only crawl the pages in the default language. Reason
In our day-to-day website operations, e-commerce product launches, or brand promotion efforts, we often need to add brand logo watermarks to large numbers of real-life photos and product images. Processing them one by one in Photoshop is too inefficient, and many of the tools available on the market either severely compress image quality or don’t support complex tiling and rotation. To completely solve this pain point, I developed a desktop graphical application called Watermark using Rust and egui.
To make it easier to manage AI prompts for everyday use, I’ve created a static online prompt showcase website for displaying and managing them. Feel free to check it out! 1. Project Overview MiaoMiao Prompts is a pure front-end AI prompt directory website that provides users with a convenient and quick way to access high-quality AI prompts suitable for various scenarios. Each prompt is available in both Chinese and English.
When I process images, I often find that many photos contain EXIF and XMP metadata—such as the camera brand, ISO, aperture, and even GPS location information. Not only does this increase file sizes and slow down webpage loading times, but it can also raise privacy concerns. This is a handy little tool that lets you batch-delete EXIF data from images—essentially a lightweight, local image privacy cleaner. 👉 Project URL: http
In my day-to-day website operations, I often encounter files such as PNGs and JPGs that need to be converted to WebP format to speed up page loading. Converting them one by one is very tedious, so I developed a simple tool that allows for convenient batch conversion between PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, and other common image formats while preserving the original folder structure. For those who need an online tool to convert PNG to WebP
I recently developed a website icon download tool that can automatically retrieve and download website icons. It’s ideal for use as a local image resource when building navigation websites. This is a tool for batch downloading website icons (favicons), supporting both command-line and graphical user interface operations. Project URL: https://github.com/cheng01