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Okay, but you can also be helped with PrestaShop. :) PrestaShop has a build-in function that differentiate devices like desktop and mobile devices. This function may produce differently code for each kind device. If you use LScache you must define vary cache rules in .htaccess, so Lscache knows...

This forum doesn't take WordPress cache plugin related questions, please raise you question https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache/

I don't know if I understand your need completely, but redirect permanent == 301 == redirect permanent, so your first configuraton is okay.

You don't need Redis or Memcache and will not improve page load. Improve your hosting for better performance and network connectivity and you will get a much better result. And of course remove ads. They are the main reason for your slow page load.

Preloading objects means preload static sources like fonts, css, javascript before these static are requested by html code. Also known as HTTP/2 Push: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/2_Server_Push. LiteSpeed supports HTTP/2 Push, but the function to push sources must be developed for each...

TTFB of your page isn't bad, but could be better if you use better network connection at your hosting provider. Too many hops and too much packet loss force too much time for packet transfer. Search for WIN application "WinMTR" and you can ceck it by yourself. The less of the number of hops and...

Pagespeed Insights expects atleast 31536000 seconds for cache-control, but you need to add "Cache-Control" Header to your .htaccess. ExpiresByType does not control browser cache behavior. # Add or remove file types if needed <FilesMatch...

@Mfa Would you provide us with a URL to your page?

Litespeed is Apache compatible, so you can use the same settings as with Apache.

Again, to get benefits of a cache you need dynamic generated content, not static. This is a condition of every HTTP cache, not only Litespeed. On your side I would check if Litespeed cache is available at your host. Generate a empty.php file and request it in browser. If you can see...

This hasn't something to do if Litespeed is "basic" enough. Litespeed is a webser and Litespeed cache is a HTTP cache. Every HTTP cache like any other can only cache dynamic content and not static content. Read this and try to understand why Litespeed is better than any other webserver...

If you are really on a .html site, Litespeed cache supports only dynamic generated pages like PHP but not static html pages. These headers are not Litespeed cache headers.

Maybe it is caused by your are sitting in Timbuktu? ;) This can be the only reason why your request time is so slow. https://www.presta.litecache.de uses fastest Internet Backbone in the world (Frankfurt/Germany).

The reason why there is a no-cache header ist caused by POST request. Request frontpage and make a browser reload. Check also requests in developer console. The main document is no GET request, it is POST and POST requests will not be cached. By the way, this page is terrible. 3MB and 30...

Try this: <IfModule mod_geoip.c> RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{ENV:GEOIP_COUNTRY_CODE} !^(FR)$ RewriteRule (test).js$ - [F,L] </IfModule>

If you have Litespeed Enterprise open a support ticket to get qualified support. Otherwise and if you use Open Litespeed wait for an answer from Litespeed support team.

Before your rule can work, you have to setup settings in WebAdmin.

This not a question of support. If you don't read well published information before you buy, this is your fault. Not a fault of Litespeed.

Check https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:cache:common:geoip-support?s[]=environment&s[]=variables to make GeoIP available

Depending on your application it could be possible to use cache without a development/plugin. LS Cache allows to define "Vary" cache rewrite rules in .htaccess. Such rules are almost the same like known rewrite rules to redirect a URL to another URL. With these rules you can make cache...