Use of Static file headers (browser cache)

  • Resolved francoc30

    (@francoc30)


    4 years, 4 months ago

    Currently I use WPO with Cache Preload and Minify JS and CSS. Page loading speed has improved a lot with non-logged-in visitors. For logged-in users, speed improvement is not that significant. I don’t want to enable “Serve cached pages to logged in users”. My site is a membership site with log-in status displayed on the sidebar using shortcode. ie after a user logged in, his/her username is displayed. If I enable “Serve cached pages to logged in users”, the status shows he/she is not logged in even though they did. This is not desirable and confusing for users.

    I wonder if turning on Static file headers (browser cache) has the same effect as enabling “Serve cached pages to logged in users”? Will browser cache preserve the logged-in status of users?

    Will browser cache further improve speed when I already have page cache and minify turned on?

    Can Browser cache be turned off if find not necessary?

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  • Harshad

    (@bornforphp)

    4 years, 4 months ago

    @francoc30 Yes it has some what the same effect as Served cached pages for logged in users, please try to enable Static file headers (browser cache) and check if it helps to fix the issue?

    Thread Starter francoc30

    (@francoc30)

    4 years, 4 months ago

    Thanks. What about the other two questions:

    Will browser cache further improve speed when I already have page cache and minify turned on?

    Can Browser cache be turned off if find not necessary?

    Harshad

    (@bornforphp)

    4 years, 4 months ago

    @francoc30 Browser cache depends upon end users broswer, you can turn off if its not necessary.

    Thread Starter francoc30

    (@francoc30)

    4 years, 4 months ago

    thanks.

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