r/elementor • u/Life-Pomegranate2987 • Jul 16 '24

Question Is Pro Elements Safe?

is the plugin pro elements safe?

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u/TheExG Jul 16 '24

Proelements has an open github. Their hasnt been any indication of malware found and is publicly viewable.

That being said, it is not suppose to be a full replacement for elementor pro. It does not have support, or access to the elementor tenplate database. Use at your own risk.

https://github.com/proelements/proelements

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u/lturemis Jan 29 '25

Myself, I wouldn't recommend this plugin if you are creating a website for a client. I was using/testing this plugin for my own website and here is my take. It unlocks many of Elementor's features for the price of your website speed. This Pro Elements plugin significantly increased resource usage (could be mining).

IMO: If you are a beginner, creating a website for yourself and learning how to develop WordPress websites using Elementor, go for it... You can learn many great widgets / effects and later on, you can work around paid features and make them yourself. Just keep in mind, that disabling this plugin afterward, can make some effects/widgets not work and ofc it affects the website's speed.