@admin that's slow, runs in O(N). You can do it in O(log N).
1. Start with all plugins as candidates.
2. Enable half of all candidates, and disable the rest.
3. If the problem does reappear, remove all plugins you did not enable from the list of candidates. Conversely, if the problem does not appear, remove all those you did enable. With the remaining candidates, return to step 2.
Repeat until your list of candidates contains only the offending plugin.
Debugging can be very tedious and there are multiple ways to find the culprit.
And some plugin will only create issue when some other is active so 😅 it not something you wanna do