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I’d like to respectfully add my voice to this thread, as I believe it reflects a legitimate concern shared by many users.

Wordfence Login Security has been a perfect tool for those of us who need 2FA functionality without adding extra layers to our sites. Its value lies precisely in its simplicity and focus.

I understand that consolidating products may make sense from a business perspective, but from a user standpoint, this decision brings real problems:

— Sites that already have firewall or scanner solutions would be forced to deal with conflicts or duplicated functionality.
— Performance can be affected on shared hosting or heavily optimized sites.
— The configuration overhead of the full plugin is significantly higher for those who only need 2FA.

A possible middle ground could be keeping Wordfence Login Security in maintenance mode (security updates only), or offering a “2FA only” mode within the full plugin that disables everything else.

I hope the Wordfence team takes this feedback into account. The community using the lightweight plugin is loyal precisely because it values that approach. Losing them would be a step backwards.

Hi,
I have the same problem, the mobile menu doesn’t work with the last update.
In the console log I have found an error related to the preloader:
functions.min.js:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘classList’)

You can comment the lines where the error appear to fix it:
/*e.classList.add(“disable”),
setTimeout(function () {
e.classList.add(“hide”);
}, 600);*/