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Theoretically yes, but this function is buggy. A similiar bug as in OC, but with even greater repercussions.

If quic.cloud is used header name changes to x-qc-cache, but it is the same as x-litespeed-cache.

Yes, but if a function is disabled, then it is disabled. There is no cache header: x-litespeed-cache: cache is off, but there is a x-litespeed-cache: no-cache header that occurs if a page is either manually excluded from being cached or by its type, but only if cache is not disabled.

For the future, this forum doesn't support Wordpress and cache plugin any longer. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

Of course! Disable means no cache and no cache header.

Which application do you have to use LScache?

You don't have to be a developer or a technical... https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/start/#verify-your-site-is-being-cached

You know where and what you have to search for to check if your page is cached?

Okay, again. Open a browser on a desktop device to check the cache status.

To check your "issue" it doesn't matter if this issue happens with mobile or desktop.

Mobile devices don't have it, so you must use any desktop device.

Have you ever pressed F12 key on your keyboad if you have your browser running? If not, do it.

Do you know what a response header is?

@AndreyPopov Is there any "working" extension for OC available that adds webp support for OC (version 3.0.3.8)?

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

You don't have to be a developer to understand what is wrong. This extension increases the amount of data that have to be transferred each time a page is requested. Normally the size of the data for Joomla is not higher than 50kb for the main document. Either this extension or any other...

Sorry to say that, but this Easyblog extension is bulls*..... and causes blowing up the code to factor > 100, just for the main document, so it is no surprise that you don't get much advantage of the cache. Theoretically it would be possible to exclude the post hits from caching, but only...

If you exclude whatever from being cached it is normal that you can't have any benefit from cache. Regardless of this, LScache caches what it knows. If you add a 3rd party function that generates pages LScache don't knows such pages are not cached, but it would be helpful if you provide us with...

No, why? The use of webp is optional and can be selected. The crawler crawls only what is selected. It's not a must!

I've just looked twice for a line, but there is none, so once again, it doesn't matter if Journal detects Safari or for webp support. My cache varies plus a small rewrite rule for version of Safari add this detection. AND my crawler supports it! :p