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This is not a cache problem, but a problem of wrong plugin settings for optimizing. Your css is loaded by javascript and javascript is loaded defered. That's why you see an unformated layout after page loading. Purging CDN cache could help, but to solve it you better should visit home of LScache...

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@sibipaul Thank you for your explanation, but there is a much easier way to protect unallowed SSH access. First of all and the most important to do: Change SSH standard port. This reduces the rate of login tries up to 90%. If you have cPanel, use cPHulk and ConfigServer Security & Firewall...

If it is just a regular expires header, why do you name it a new "feature"? Setting expires header to a partial response could already be done before v5.4.9 with Apache rewrite rules?!

Disable adblocker in your browser...... This is not a LSWS issue!

LiteSpeed Web Server v5.4.9 Build 1 has been released yesterday. This build has a new feature to apply expires header to a partial response for a range request. Where can I find more information to apply this new feature?

You better should post your suggestion in the home of this plugin. https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache/

@cyrilmalka You could bypass this trouble if you don't setup your domains as Addon Domain. You better should setup an account for each domain. This prevents future trouble with configurations, PHP settings and especially caching and so on.... I am shure this thread will not be your last....

If you don't know what and how to do, contact plugin manufacturer and ask him where to add this header in plugin code. This single line of code makes JCH compatible with LSCache. header('X-LiteSpeed-Cache-Control: no-cache');

If this plugin works like I expect and if you exclude the file, that is responsible for combining css and js files, caching works like it should, but without caching the file for combining and the plugin can do its job. If excluding this file from being cached within LScache plugin doesn't work...

I never heard about browser will auto-close html tags. You better should verify if Joomla has an internal function doing that, if you insert HTML code via Joomla editor. This is not a LSWS issue.

Have you already tried to enable "mobile view" in cache plugin settings?

I don't know the cache plugin for Joomla, but every cache plugin for LSCache should have a function to exclude URLs from being cached, so check the plugin if there is such function. It should be found in TAB "Exclude Rules"

Why do you lose money? A normal user doesn't care about cookie values if page and checkout is working without any problems. And the last time! If a cookie is set by external host or a proxy like on Google for Analytics it is out of your control. But you can give it try. Have a look at...

Again, all cookies set by PrestaShop have correct values. Cookies with wrong values are either set by external host or by plugin and these cookies can't be overwritten. Ask Google or plugin manufacturer to fix it.

To solve it, try to identify the file from plugin that combines .js and .css files and exclude this file from being cached.

In your case I would a open a support ticket.

And btw. you can't overwrite a cookie that was set from external host.....!

I have a PrestaShop demo running with LSWS and LSCache and all cookies are secure and same site: none without any modifications. If I check cookies at https://www.agujasycrochet.cl all cookies set by PrestaShop have correct values. If there are cookies set by external host (Google Analytics) or...