WordPress (10000 programs)

Pros: Suitable for newspapers and magazines. Offers a customizable layout. Option to preview changes in real-time.

Cons: Occasional crashes.

Pros: Front-end search bar dedicated to Media Library items. Supports common document formats: PDF, DOCX, XLSX. Simple shortcode for placement on any page or widget area. Search results display in a clean table with download links.

Cons: Does not index or search internal text inside PDF or document files. Search scope limited to Media Library entries, not full-text content.

Pros: Native .xlsx export preserves Excel-compatible formatting better than CSV. Selects any table, including custom tables from other plugins. One-click export integrated into the WordPress admin interface. Lightweight architecture minimizes added server processing load.

Cons: Large exports constrained by server PHP memory and execution time settings. Requires administrator-level access to run exports. No external transfer option; files are generated and downloaded locally.

Pros: Per-page and per-post disabling for precise asset control. Global asset management to deactivate files site-wide. Supports assets enqueued by themes and third-party plugins. Bulk actions speed up optimization on large sites.

Cons: Disabling essential scripts can break page functionality. Requires careful testing after changes in an incognito window. Compatibility depends on themes using standard enqueue functions.

Pros: Blocks right-click and common keyboard copy shortcuts. Includes a ban mechanism for repeat bypass attempts. Dashboard configuration requires no coding knowledge. Does not block search engine indexing.

Cons: Does not stop highly technical scraping methods. Client-side measures alone are not a complete protection. Ban thresholds require careful setup to avoid false positives.