by Wolfgang 5 (16 reviews)

Include Mastodon Feed

Name: Include Mastodon Feed
Rating: 5.0 (16 reviews)
Author: Wolfgang

Plugin that provides a Gutenberg block and shortcode to easily integrate mastodon feeds into wordpress pages.

Include Mastodon Feed ranks #7,419 among WordPress.org plugins with 800+ active installations, a 5/5 rating from 16 reviews, and was last updated Aug 25, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v2.1.3 Current Version v2.1.3

Updated 2 months ago Last Update on 25 Aug, 2026

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Source: WPVulnerability

2 known vulnerabilities on record · 2 in the last 24 months · checked 3 months ago

Feb 3, 2025

Include Mastodon Feed [include-mastodon-feed] < 1.9.10

CVE-2025-22660 · Fixed in v1.9.10
Nov 20, 2024

Include Mastodon Feed [include-mastodon-feed] < 1.9.6

CVE-2024-11455 · Fixed in v1.9.6

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Plugin Details

Version: 2.1.3
Last Updated: Aug 25, 2026
Requires WP: 6.0+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 8.2 or higher
Author: Wolfgang

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Reviews: 16
Support Threads: 1
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TL;DR

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This plugin is for WordPress site owners who want to display Mastodon feeds on their pages. It solves the problem of integrating personal or tag-based Mastodon feeds without needing external libraries, via a Gutenberg block or shortcode.

Gutenberg block support
[include-mastodon-feed] shortcode
Personal feed support
Tag feed support
Lazy loaded images
Native JavaScript, no libraries
Out-of-the-box styling
Included column layout pattern

Frequently Asked Questions

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Please feel free to use this handy lookup tool To look your ID up manually there are several ways. As an instance admin you can easily read your user ID in the admin backend. As regular user you can try an API v2 search to find your ID. API v2 notes: * Change example.org to your instance * Replace username with your handle. Use the following URL to get your ID: https://example.org/api/v2/search?q=username@example.org&resolve=false&limit=5

Server-side caching is disabled by default. When disabled every page load will trigger a new API request to your Mastodon instance for every single feed. This is how the public feeds API is intended and usually not a problem. If you have a high-traffic site and want to help out your Mastodon instance you can enable caching globally or per shortcode. When enabled the plugin will cache the feed for 5 minutes as a default. The plugin automatically uses any enabled cache plugin or the Wordpress internal transient cache (= Wordpress database). Only the statuses JSON response is cached - any media is still served from the Mastodon instance directly. Note: If you Mastodon instance needs API authentication server-side caching is automatically enabled for all feeds that use authentication. That way your auth token is not exposed to your website visitors. API authentication If your Mastodon server needs API authentication you can use the auth parameter. NOTE

To avoid exposing the auth token to website visitors you have to take extra steps to set up authentication support See the very end of config-example.php for an in-depth configuration example Steps to set up API authentication: Log into your Mastodon instance and go to Settings > Development (https://yourinstance.example.org/settings/applications) Create a new Application (any name, only check one single scope read:statuses) Add the auth mapping configuration to your wp-config.php (See very bottom of the included config-example.php) Add your custom auth reference to your shortcode Known Issues / Todo extend Gutenberg block capabilities (support more settings, enable backend preview) integrate i18n into translate.wordpress.org instead of text constants

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