Enabling Core Web Vitals logs allows you to track and record data related to the Core Web Vitals metrics, which include Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). These metrics are essential for assessing your site’s performance and user experience. By logging this data, you can analyze performance issues, […]
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Preload Page Caching Per Minute
This feature allows you to automatically generate and update cached versions of your pages at regular intervals, such as every minute. By preloading page caching at these intervals, you ensure that the cached content remains fresh and up-to-date, providing users with the most current version of your site while maintaining fast load times. This approach […]
Preload Caching
Preload caching involves generating and storing cached versions of your pages or resources before they are requested by users. This proactive approach ensures that cached content is available and served quickly when users access your site, improving page load times and overall performance. Preloading can be scheduled or triggered based on specific criteria, helping to […]
Separate Cache for Mobile
Enabling this option allows you to create and manage separate cache files for mobile users. This ensures that mobile-specific versions of your pages are cached and served separately from the desktop versions. This can improve performance and user experience by optimizing content and layout specifically for mobile devices. […]
Cache Expiry Time
Set the time for cache expiry by entering a value in seconds. The default expiry time is 3600 seconds (1 hour). This determines how long cached content is stored before it is refreshed or cleared. Adjust this setting based on how frequently your content changes and your performance needs. […]
Minify HTML
Enabling HTML minification reduces the size of your HTML files by removing unnecessary characters, such as whitespace, comments, and line breaks, without affecting the functionality or appearance of the content. This results in faster page load times and improved site performance by decreasing the amount of data that needs to be transferred between the server […]
Enable Caching Page with GET Parameters
This option allows caching of pages that include GET parameters in their URLs. By enabling this, your server will cache and serve different versions of the page based on the parameters provided in the URL, such as example.com/page?param=value. This can improve performance by reusing cached versions for requests with the same parameters, but it’s important […]
Serve HTML Cache File by
.htaccess: This option allows you to configure your server to serve HTML cache files directly using the .htaccess file. This method can improve page load times by delivering cached versions of your pages more efficiently. Advanced Cache File: The “Advanced Cache File” setting refers to additional configuration options for managing and optimizing cache files. This […]
Enable Caching for Logged-in Users
Enabling this option allows caching of pages for users who are logged in. This can help improve performance for logged-in users by reducing the time it takes to generate pages dynamically. However, it’s important to ensure that the caching setup properly handles personalized content to avoid displaying incorrect or outdated information to users. […]
Enable HTML Caching
Turning on HTML caching allows the W3Speedster Plugin to store and reuse static versions of your web pages. This reduces the need for generating pages dynamically each time they are requested, resulting in faster page load times and reduced server load. It is especially useful for improving performance and efficiency on high-traffic sites. […]
