Allows users to enable or disable 22 predefined CDNs
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Allows users to add 10 CSS and JS CDNs to the head section of every page
Enables lazy loading of images on your WordPress site.
Export a WordPress site as a portable static ZIP containing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and other local assets.
Reduces WordPress AJAX load with Heartbeat controls, duplicate fetch coalescing, and caching for selected read-only AJAX actions.
Scans frontend CSS/JS assets, shows handle/source/size/owner and lets admins disable selected handles per URL.
Finds external frontend CDN assets, downloads local copies, rewrites asset URLs to local files, and reports success/failure status.
Early full-page caching with automatic purging, cache warming, browser caching, compression, exclusions, diagnostics and hit/miss statistics.
Finds compressible media in the WordPress Media Library, compresses images in place, or converts them to WebP when that produces a better result.
30-in-1 WordPress performance toolkit for AJAX, cron, autoload, assets, REST, queries, transients, Heartbeat, revisions, media, API caching, dashboard optimization, 404s, and more.
Analyzes installed plugins and maps tables, options, cron, REST, shortcodes, hooks, assets, admin pages, capabilities, AJAX actions, and external domains.
Disable optional WordPress runtime features and selected frontend/admin assets without deleting plugins or core files.
