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  • Plugin Author Frank Goossens

    (@futtta)

    the main problem (except for the “prioritize visible content”, see below) is that you have a lot of 3rd party scripts (and CSS) which are not optimal (as in render-blocking and being served un-compressed), e.g. facebook, twitter, google fonts, … autoptimize does not (and cannot) act on 3rd party javascript (or css) i’m afraid.

    regarding the “prioritize visible content”; you’re inlining all CSS, but the amount of CSS is too big for it to be entirely inlined really. have a look (and a go) at “inline & defer” as described in the FAQ.

    hope this helps,
    frank

    Thread Starter TheHungryGeek

    (@thehungrygeek)

    Hi Frank,

    The issue I am highlighting is that Autoptimize does not work on the MOBILE site but works as intended on the desktop site!

    That is given the discrepancy in the scores.

    Based on what you are seeing is Autoptimize working as intended on the mobile site?

    Plugin Author Frank Goossens

    (@futtta)

    yes, AO is working as intended; your local CSS is aggregated and inlined and your local JS is aggregated and loaded at the end of the HTML with the defer-flag.

    the pagespeed insights “should fix” tips for mobile are;
    * enable compression -> all for facebook resources, AO can’t help with that
    * render-blocking js&css -> facebook, twitter, wp.com, gravatar, google+, google fonts, all remote, AO can’t help with that
    * prioritize visible content -> that’s where AO’s “inline & defer” could help

    frank

    Thread Starter TheHungryGeek

    (@thehungrygeek)

    Thanks Frank, I’ll continue looking at the code to optimize it.

    Your fast support is very much appreciated ??

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