Autoloaded options could affect performance

Hello @leandrosilvaarq

Thank you for reaching out

W3 Total Cache version 2.7.0 was recently released that includes a fix that sets the “auto-load” flag for “w3tc_pagespeed_data_[mysitename]” option to false. As such updating to this version and re-analyzing your site should address your concern with that data auto-loading both with or without the plugin active/installed
Additionally, we have plans to introduce an exit journey survey to collect feedback on plugin deactivation that will include a prompt for deleting plugin data.
We are always working on improving the plugin and the user experience.

Thanks!

Hello @vmarko,

Thank you for your prompt response and the information provided.

We have already installed W3 Total Cache v2.7.5 (free version). Do we need to make any changes to the settings manually, or should the Site Status notification automatically disappear after an upcoming W3TC update?

We appreciate your continued support and assistance with our questions.

Thanks again!

Hello @leandrosilvaarq

As I’ve mentioned before, this was resolved in the 2.7.0 version, so this is not related to the W3TC specificaly.
Is the notification gone if you disable W3TC?

Thanks!

No, unfortunately the notification remains.

Hello @leandrosilvaarq

This was expected. As I mentioned, we are not doing this, so there may be some other plugins that are autoloading options

Thanks!

I’ll try to determine which of the other installed plugins (Flying Scripts, Smush or WebP Express) could be causing this.
The hosting support informed us that everything was fine and that we can ignore the notification.
Thanks @vmarko.

• This reply was modified 2 months ago by leandrosilvaarq.