How to control Autoptimize optimize css in front-end

well, suppose you want to disable Autoptimize, you can use a code snippet like this one to do so;

add_filter('autoptimize_filter_noptimize','noptimize_some',10,1);
function noptimize_some( $flag_in ) {
	if ( stripos( $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Chrome-Lighthouse') !== false ) {
		return true;
	} else {
		return $flag_in;
	}
}

Do take into account this can only work reliably if you don’t have a page cache (plugin, server-level, hoster or 3rd party) ..

so removing all CSS/JS when the user-agent is Chrome-Lighthouse, that’s what you want ? 🙂

away from my normal computer (it crashed :/ ), so i can’t test now, but this might work:

add_filter('autoptimize_filter_cache_getname','noptimize_some',10,1);
function noptimize_some( $name_in ) {
	if ( stripos( $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Chrome-Lighthouse') !== false ) {
		return '';
	} else {
		return $name_in;
	}
}

frank

*nothing* happens? at all? that’s.. weird. can you share the URL where this is active?

darn .. in that case you’ll probably have to use the autoptimize_html_after_minify filter to remove the resources with some regular expressions rokeyfx ..

Not enough time and not on my normal computer, so afraid not Rokey, sorry.

no, not all filters are that simple, here’s a stub;

add_filter('autoptimize_html_after_minify', 'remove_autoptimize');
function remove_autoptimize( $html_in ) {
    if ( stripos( $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Chrome-Lighthouse') !== false ) {
        $html_out = preg_replace('<add regular expression magic here>', '', $html_in;
        return $html_out;
    } else {
        return $html_in;
    }
}

the <add regular expression magic here> is what you’ll have to add.

hope this makes things more clear 🙂
frank

Those indeed are examples of the URL’s, but the hash (random-looking string) in the URL will change, which is why you need a regular expression. But I’m afraid I don’t have time to do this for you rokeyfx, sorry. Maybe this is the moment for you to dive into regular expressions? 🙂