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Feature Social Login v5.10.0 · checked 23 Oct 2026 Free · ★ 4.3/5 Visit Details Twitter Mentions as Comments v1.5.6 · checked 23 Oct 2026 Free · ★ 3.5/5 Visit Details
At a glance
Active installs 5,000+ 40+
Last updated December 2, 2024 July 4, 2013
Editions Social Login · Social Login Premium ($) Twitter Mentions as Comments
Pros Sign-in buttons for login, registration and comment forms; Users can link several social accounts to one profile; Works with BuddyPress and WooCommerce forms Adds tweets linking your posts as comments; Uses the normal comment moderation queue; Hourly check runs automatically
Cons 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 Needs Twitter API credentials; Readme last tested with WordPress 3.5; Depends on Twitter search API availability
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More features
Other features 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 Searches Twitter for tweets linking to posts, Inserts tweets as comments, Skips tweets already imported, Hourly check for new mentions, Shows the tweet author name and avatar, Settings page under Settings
Integrations
Social — Twitter API
E-commerce WooCommerce —
Plugins BuddyPress, Profile Builder —
Other OneAll API —
Requires WordPress 3.0 3.3
Requires PHP 5.4 —
Tested up to 6.7 3.5
Phones home No No
External services api.oneall.com api.twitter.com
Shortcodes 3 —