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Media Replace overwrites the file behind an attachment in place — same attachment ID, same URL, regenerated thumbnails — so every post, gallery and link that already references it just keeps working.
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External Links finds every link in your content pointing to another domain, opens it in a new tab, and adds the right rel attributes automatically, leaving internal links completely untouched.
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