Description

WP Easy Login remember the username of each user who logged-in to the site. Usernames are stored in the browser and displayed when you visit default login page of the website using the same browser.
It is very useful plugin when users have many accounts on the same site.

Features

Easy login by just entering the password and selecting an account for login
Define the age of cookie to store the username in a browser
Customize the users’ list by turning off/on Email, Role and Gravatar
Customize hints and button labels
Users can remove their accounts from the browser at any time.
Works with WordPress default login page

Screenshots

Select an account for login
Login with new account
WP Easy Login settings

Installation

Install WP Easy Login from the ‘Plugins’ section in your dashboard (Plugins > Add New > Search for ‘WP Easy Login’).
Or
Download WP Easy Login and upload it to your webserver via your FTP application. The WordPress codex contains instructions on how to do this here.
Activate the plugin and navigate to (Settings > WP Easy Login) to choose your desired settings.

FAQ

Installation Instructions

Install WP Easy Login from the ‘Plugins’ section in your dashboard (Plugins > Add New > Search for ‘WP Easy Login’).
Or
Download WP Easy Login and upload it to your webserver via your FTP application. The WordPress codex contains instructions on how to do this here.
Activate the plugin and navigate to (Settings > WP Easy Login) to choose your desired settings.

Does it work with Front-end login pages?

No, It doesn’t work with front-end login pages. It is designed just for the default login page.

How does it affect the security of login?

WP Easy login just modifies the login form, no effect on WordPress login process.

What does it store in the cookies?

It stores the username along with browser and OS information in base64 encoded format. The age of cookie can be customized. The default value is one year.