My feedback

Hi @thegulshankumar,

1. If Query String presents like fbclid, it doesn’t server cached response. All common query Strings which is used for tracking purpose should be ignored for better Cache HIT ratio.

Please note that this is not us. I think this is happening as per the Cloudflare dashboard settings of Caching Level: https://i.imgur.com/7Y4hlVS.png

2. Consider replacing
From cache-control: s-max-age=604800, s-maxage=604800, max-age=60
To cache-control: s-maxage=604800 yes that’s it for the 7 days Edge TTL.
Adding max-age=60 means adding browser cache for 1 min and that’s not required. It slightly affect UX. Require me writing 0 each time I reset plugin, or disabling cache in Console.
There is no such thing as s-max-age so this should be removed. It is just uneccessary element in the header response.

Good feedback. But I don’t see a reason for removing the max-age browser caching field. As this can be set up from the plugin settings itself: https://i.imgur.com/jqC4p75.png
You can increase or reduce it from the plugin settings as per your need.

3. Plugin has too many options. Please reduce. FAQ is also filled a lot. Seriously, nobody read that much. I just skipped after hardly reading few lines. I’d expect people to have some common-sense to understand basic things. 😀

Unfortunately, there is no way to reduce the settings option. All the settings that are present there are necessary for some case. Please note that the goal of this plugin is to make sure you can take benefit of the system in many different WordPress setups. So, the settings that you are not using might be used by someone with a more complicated or exotic WordPress setup.
We don’t just want to provide a hand with few settings and then if anyone with a complex WordPress setup tries to use the plugin then say that it’s not possible. The official Cloudflare plugin does that well. Our goal is to make sure the plugin can be used in as many different systems as possible. Besides in most cases, the default settings just work fine but the options are there if you want to tinker with them as per your website need.
I know the FAQ section has many questions and there is a reason for that. Those are literally the most frequently asked questions. So, while checking it out if you feel none of those questions interests you, you can skip them and in future if you face any issue first read the FAQ and then open a thread. If you are not reading the FAQ there is really nothing that we can do about it. The FAQ section is divided into different categories for easy understanding.

I’d expect people to have some common-sense to understand basic things.

Unfortunately, most people don’t. If this was a plugin which is only supposed to be used by advanced WordPress users then we would have only the advanced section in the FAQ tab. But it is even being used by newcomers, people using CDN for the first time not knowing what caching or CDN is. So, it’s a great mix of people as you can understand.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by iSaumya.