A plugin is an add-on that gives WordPress a feature it does not have on its own, like a form or a gallery.
Many sites run 20 to 40 of them. Each adds scripts, styles and often a database table. Each needs updates. Each can break another.
Plugins are where most WordPress security problems live. About 11,000 new plugin vulnerabilities were logged last year across the ecosystem.
A Think Bright page has no plugins. Forms save to ThinkBright's records. Chat, booking and commerce come as widgets on our platform, so there is nothing for you to patch.
WordPress is the open-source software that runs a large share of the web, usually with a theme and a stack of plugins.
A theme controls how a WordPress site looks: fonts, colors, layout and often a pile of features.
Requests are the separate files a browser must fetch to show one page.
A honeypot is a hidden form field that traps bots because real people never see it.
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