LingoSam

I am also experiencing this issue on sites we are developing.

With the “Track outbound click & downloads” setting checked, it is now adding the tracking to non-outbound links, for instance our ‘Read More’ internal links on excerpts.

This is then breaking the link.
Some browsers will let the link work (Chrome), others (IE11) don’t like the mushed up link and will not allow it to work.

We have done some further research.

It appears to be that the plugin is running a ‘registration_errors’ filter before the custom fields can be checked.

If you change the order of priority on your custom fields, this will stop the error.
For example, we changed our custom registration errors in functions.php from:
add_filter('registration_errors', 'myplugin_registration_errors', 10, 3);
to
add_filter('registration_errors', 'myplugin_registration_errors', 9, 3);

This fixed the problem.

Have you tried logging in to your site via FTP, and renaming the folder?
This should force WordPress to deactivate the plugin.

I have been wondering why the Facebook widget would not show. Turns out I had the AdBlock extension on in Chrome, set to disable Social Media.

Once i’d disabled it on the domain I was working on, it magically appeared.
Have you tried this?

Do you understand you are trying to get the plugin to create 360,000 different sized images?

The whole point of this plugin is that you shouldn’t have to rely upon upping the server memory. It shouldn’t make a difference.

You need to reduce the amount of thumbnail sizes you are using in the site drastically, 20 seems way too many.

Try to get it to under 10, and use a little responsive CSS to allow those fewer thumbnails to be able to work for you in more situations.