Lazy Load for Comments vs Social Login

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Feature Lazy Load for Comments v2.1.0 · checked 23 Oct 2026 Free · ★ 4.7/5 Visit Details Social Login v5.10.0 · checked 23 Oct 2026 Free · ★ 4.3/5 Visit Details
At a glance
Active installs 2,000+ 5,000+
Last updated September 18, 2026 December 2, 2024
Editions Lazy Load for Comments Social Login · Social Login Premium ($)
Pros Comments load only on scroll or click; Works with classic and block themes; Settings for button text and minimum comment count Sign-in buttons for login, registration and comment forms; Users can link several social accounts to one profile; Works with BuddyPress and WooCommerce forms
Cons Comments are missing from the first HTML response; Needs a visitor action before comments appear; Depends on JavaScript to load comments Every sign-in goes through the OneAll API service; Some features need the premium version enabled in a OneAll account; Site depends on a third-party service for login
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More features
Other features Replaces the comments template with a lazy loader, Replaces the comments block in block themes, Rewrites comment links to open the loader, REST endpoint that returns comment markup, Settings registered for button, count and cache Social sign-in buttons on login and registration screens, Social login on comment forms, Link social networks to an existing account, Social profile avatars, Social login widget
Integrations
E-commerce — WooCommerce
Plugins Divi BuddyPress, Profile Builder
Other — OneAll API
Requires WordPress 6.0 3.0
Requires PHP 7.4 5.4
Tested up to 7.1 6.7
Phones home No No
External services — api.oneall.com
Shortcodes — 3