wpdbspringclean

Do not use! it Deletes good tables

It does detect tables that are empty, which is a big difference from tables that are not used. So once you get the list you must really search the web for every single name, to find out that the web is not helpful at all. All in all, counting the very few other plugins that are supposed to help you in this matter (they all do half the job and are far too outdated) I believe we are still far beyond the moon.

Brilliant and effective. Gets rid of loads of clutter that plug ins leave behind. There shouldn’t even be a need for this plug in, but even pro versions with tens of thousands of installs don’t necessarily ask if you want to retain data as part of uninstall. Since having it I have been far more likely to give a plug in a test run, knowing this will tidy up after it. BUT 3 years without an update, it is getting scary to use it. If ‘wpsolutions’ is out there and reads this, come back man. I would love to see ‘update available’ in my plug in list.

Simplemente cumple con lo que promete, mi instalacion de wordpress tenia ya 60 tablas de las cuales me dejo unicamente las necesarias y mi sitio sigue funcionando perfectamente.

He does his job!

Seemed to work well on WP 4.5.3. Deleted many unused tables from old plugins.