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@MaximumTime It doesn't solve your OC 2 problem, but I have now completely adapted the Kitt Cache Crawler to Journal 3 so that all device types are supported and webp images are also taken into account depending on the respective webp browser support. The languages and currency selection have...

The LiteSpeed cache plugin does not add Javascript to your code, but only combines and compresses the existing JS files if you have activated the corresponding function. If your JS files actually contain malicious code, then you need to check the original JS files. However, there is a strong...

It may sound paradoxical and even if ESI would be the solution for you, ESI also has disadvantages. ESI can become a performance killer because the areas or content fragments that are excluded from caching result in the cache performance being halved. It is therefore better to use a client side...

Hopefully last question. Does Journal provide webp image conversion?

Okay thanks. Is this a new feature in Journal or has this feature been around for a while?

@Unique_Eric https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/search/368559/?q=Web+Host+Professional+OK+for+this+VPS%3F&c[title_only]=1&o=date

Where did you get the information that Journal produces different image sizes for desktop, mobile and tablet?

No, I'm just curious. ;)

"Under Construction Page" plugin causes no-cache. I have installed this plugin and checked the code of this plugin.

I just noticed that your homepage is not a WordPress page, but appears to be a static HTML page. In this case you cannot use the cache.

There are plugins that set a no-cache header. I can't tell you which plugin or plugins do this. If in doubt, you have to find out for yourself, sorry.

The generation of different images for mobile, desktop AND tablet seems to be a new feature of the current journal version. This makes the cache plugin unusable, at least when using webp images.

No.

1. Check exclude tab if there is a exclude defined. 2. Check .htaccess if there is a no-cache rule.

Because the built-in crawler doesn't support these varies. He is too primitive. If you use my cache varies, then you have to delete the original cache varies.

For desktop devices you must enter nothing. Only for mobile devices you have to enter terms: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/pre-cache-mobile-pages.22587/post-127995 FYI: The cache plugin does not differentiate between an iPhone and other mobile devices if you use the...

Did you uncomment the rewrite rules in .htaccess?

No. Mobile == all mobile devices Chrome === all devices (Mobile and Desktop) Safari === all devices (Mobile and Desktop) You should look into the topic of user agents a little more intensively. You don't seem to have any knowledge of what a user agent is and unless you know that, you don't...

"Mac" and "Macintosh" is for all Apple devices, also for Deskop device, so don't enter it. The cache plugin has default terms for mobile devices already defined, so you don't have to enter additional terms. My cache varies in .htacces are much more accurate than the plugin's cache varies.