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Thank you for your kind words @shahidjalally!
Regarding JS optimization: It’s actually counter-intuitive to aggregate JS files into one file (or a few), which is why we don’t do anything to combine JS. Here’s a great article arguing against JS combining: https://wpjohnny.com/why-you-shouldnt-combine-css-js-performance-reasons/
The best practice is to delay the execution of JavaScript whenever possible, which is why we offer the features to defer and/or move JavaScript to the footer of your pages.
Hey @usama507,
Thank you for bringing this up! We literally encountered this issue today ourselves, and already found a solution which will be released soon. The issue will be fixed in the next version of Speed Booster Pack 🙂
Hey @ofmarconi,
We do plan on offering caches for logged-in users but not right now.
Hey @cisak, let us help you! Can you contact us on https://optimocha.com/contact/ ?
Interesting finding! Thanks for letting us know @ofmarconi!
@ofmarconi I’m afraid this is another thing you need to discuss with Elementor support 🙂
@ofmarconi looks like the example URL has been set to bypass caching:
cf-cache-status: BYPASSWhereas one of my blog’s CSS files shows that it’s cached by Cloudflare:
cf-cache-status: HITAnd Cloudflare is set up by Speed Booster Pack on my blog.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Speed Booster Pack ⚡ PageSpeed Optimization Suite] Best cache pluginThank you for your kind words, @adisaputro25 🙂 If you have any comments on how to improve Speed Booster Pack, don’t hesitate to let us know!
@ofmarconi ajax calls are made precisely to circumvent caching mechanisms so I’m afraid it can’t be helped, sorry.
@akgt to be honest, it’s not the best idea to use two performance plugins that have so similar features. I can suggest you keep using one of LiteSpeed Cache or Speed Booster Pack but not both.
Hi @akgt,
Speed Booster Pack is compatible with LiteSpeed server software, but you might come across some conflicts if you’re using the LiteSpeed Cache plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Speed Booster Pack ⚡ PageSpeed Optimization Suite] wp-config entriesGlad to be of help @jothaes! If you’ve got a minute, we’d love to have a fair review from you (preferably with five stars, hehe): https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/speed-booster-pack/reviews/#new-post
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Speed Booster Pack ⚡ PageSpeed Optimization Suite] wp-config entriesHi @jothaes,
SBP only adds/removes the WP_CACHE constant to the wp-config.php file. In order to enable caching via wp-config.php after enabling caching in SBP settings.
define('WP_CACHE', true); // Added by Speed Booster PackTo disable caching, you can simply remove that line or add two dashes (//) at the beginning of it.
Regarding the notice, you can dismiss it but I guess it’ll show up each time you update SBP settings.
@ofmarconi we might add this feature later but for now, the “Cached query strings” feature will continue to work like this. Great idea though, definitely noted!
Hi @evdokiamav,
Your developer seems to have enabled “PageSpeed Tricker” on your website. The perfect score you’re seeing is fake, and it’s meant to show it’s possible to fake the results. It’s clearly stated in the settings that this was an experimental feature (which shows how easy it is to manipulate Google PageSpeed) and should NOT be used on live sites.
If your developer intentionally activated this feature to show a perfect score, that’s another thing; if he didn’t intend to do this, also didn’t read the settings through and thought this was a “problem”, well, that’s yet another thing.
Also, we removed that feature in the latest version (4.3.3.1), are you using an older version?
I think this clarifies for all three questions.