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Conflict – Native WordPress User Application Passwords

Admin Notices Manager · support · 2026-06-07T00:16:00+00:00

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Creating user application passwords we need to always deactivate the plugin to create new application passwords – the new password I suspect is getting treated as inpage notification? Assuming its related to elements around these classes notice notice-success is-dismissible new-application-password-notice Hello @dwaynetorn ! Can you tell me a bit more about your site setup, WP Core version. PHP version and also if you are using the latest version of Admin Notices manager? Also, is this something you noticed all of a sudden after some site updates/changes, or was it always like this? I’m asking since I could not reproduce this based on these steps, so might be something I’m missing. Many thanks!

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Opportunity

admin and client-governance operations

Hide Admin Notices admin governance for keeping client admin areas controlled, understandable, and safe to maintain

Buyer: agencies, maintenance teams, and client-site operators

Wedge: audit hide admin notices admin changes, role drift, client handoffs, and unsafe settings exposure

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Analysis

codex:gpt-5.5

Summary: Admin Notices Manager appears to intercept the native WordPress application password notice, forcing the user to deactivate it to create passwords.

Evidence quote: we need to always deactivate the plugin to create new application passwords

Affected feature: application passwords

compatibility bugs application passwords

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Admin Notices Manager

10.0K active installs · 54.5K downloads · rating 98.0

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Lucian Padureanu 2026-06-08T08:18:00+00:00

Hello @dwaynetorn ! Can you tell me a bit more about your site setup, WP Core version. PHP version and also if you are using the latest version of Admin Notices manager? Also, is this something you noticed all of a sudden after some site updates/changes, or was it always like this? I’m asking since I could not reproduce this based on these steps, so might be something I’m missing. Many thanks!