I prefer to avoid plugin duplication, if there is already a plugin with this functionality then there is no point to copy that and include it in another plugin, considering that I will also have to maintain that code.
Also, these two features are already in the Sucuri plugin (in a different way), for example, you can list the sessions that are alive going to the “Logged in Users” panel located in the “Last Logins” page.
And you can destroy the session of all/individual users using either the “Security Keys” panel or the “Reset User Password” panel both located in the “Post-Hack” page.
Mr. @fjarrett has done a good job with his “User Session Control” plugin, he will probably agree with me that duplication of functionality is not the right way to work in a addon-based environment like WordPress.
Thanks, Yorman. Yep I agree.
I’ve also had some people request that I combine my User Session Control plugin with my Prevent Concurrent Logins plugin, but even in the case of closely-related plugins I lean towards separation in an effort to exercise the 80/20 principle.
