Faced issue of image and logo loading

@vismithams, that’s true, there was a confirmed issue in 1.4.3 which broke lazyloading of WP Rocket images, it has been addressed in 1.4.4.

My humble opinion on GTMetrix and the rest – they do test the whole page load speed, with all the bells and whistles, no matter how user perceives it. But for end user, and I agree with Google’s position on that – PERCEIVED performance matters. It matters how soon user can start browsing and interacting with a page. So the sooner it happens – the better.

An ideal solution here would be to load scripts only when the elements script binds to, appear in view, or are about to appear in view. If you have a Google Map block in the bottom of the page, you want to load Google Map just before user scrolls to it. If you have a video on the page – you want to load it just before it gets visible to the user. Load lazily everything, and your page speed will be sky high. WP Meteor tries to be a general solution while there themes do not support that kind of lazyload.

In the end, Google doesn’t care about 3rd party tests to rank pages. What Google cares about is the speed the page gets rendered to the user and becomes interactive – and this is what WP Meteor tries to address.

As to your bug, can you please elaborate more? It seems that no one else experiences this issue. Does it feel like you’re losing settings after upgrade? Or maybe you have some plugin installed, that “cleans” wp_options table?

For my test I relay on on Google Pageinsight and pingdom.
Yes I think
We are losing settings after upgrade or post udpates or other plugin updates or even clear cache (Wp Rocket)? ad You said ‘maybe you have some plugin installed, that “cleans” wp_options table’
How to find and resolve it?

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@vismithams Can you please describe in more details what are the steps to reproduce the issue? Do you set 2 seconds or inifinity delary and then settings change back to 1? Or it is just that settings stay the same, but after some time pagespeed score drops?

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@aguidrevitch
I have set 1 sec delay and this settings stays same but after sometime or after make any edits (plugin updates, post edits etc) the speed score and loading time changes especially in pingdom

@vismithams, it seems that your cache gets reset after you edit stuff, so on a few requests, that follow edits, the site might be still underoptimized as the updated content is not cached yet.

Technically, WP Meteor has nothing to do with that. That’s the flaw of WP Rocket (and all the other caching plugins) – fresh content is slow until cached and optimized. Caching and optimization happens during first request after content was edited, sometimes it requires not one, but a few requests to calculate the best optimization. What I would recommend is to open updated page in incognito mode and refresh it a few times, so that WP Rocket properly caches it and generates compressed scripts and styles. If you have preloading cache enabled, it will do that for you in background, but make sure that it has finished preloading. And only then run the tests.

Okay. I do understood.
Will follow your recommendations.
Thank a lot and best of luck for future developments

@vismithams , thank you !