Horribly for Mobile

Hello,

Sorry for your negative experience. Will it be possible for you to share the Configurations you had set on SpeedyCache? And did your page break after enabling cache and other settings?

Regards,
SpeedyCache Team

Sure, Enable Cache, Preload Cache…And with both “Mobile” – Don’t show the cached version for desktop to mobile devices Set to “ON” and “OFF”

No other Speedycache settings turned “ON”

I have a site that is already optimized well, scores 100 on both desktop and mobile on Google Pagespeed. I was looking for another caching solution that could possibly be less aggressive in respects to my shared hosting account, what I found here was really bad results for mobile devices in testing.

Your rewrites to disc cache is fantastic, for desktop, sad the same is left out for mobile.

Hello,

Would you please tell me if the Mobile Option was on?
Because if it was on then it was not expected to generate any cache for Mobile, as there is another option that is Mobile Theme which is used to enable cache for mobile, Mobile option just prevents the desktop cache to be displayed.

And do you remember if there was any comment at the end of the page on the mobile version?

Regards,
SpeedyCache Team

“as there is another option that is Mobile Theme which is used to enable cache for mobile” – The review is for this (free) version on The Repository

So, again, “Extremely poor for mobile visitors.”

Hello,

We are talking about the free version too, you disabled showing cache on mobile by enabling that option.

Regards,
SpeedyCache Team

…And with both “Mobile” – Don’t show the cached version for desktop to mobile devices Set to “ON” and “OFF”

Hello,

Okay, so will it be possible for you to create a ticket? So we can look for the issue and fix it.

Regards,
SpeedyCache Team

You want me to reinstall (what I consider to be) a 1-Star plugin and open a Support Ticket? Your own site explains cache for mobile is NOT included in the free version. https://speedycache.com/features/

Hello,

Yes the mobile-specific cache won’t be created, but it will still show the normal cache created for the desktop version and most themes will work fine with that.

So if everything worked as it was supposed to and it was showing some cached version when the Mobile version was off, then it won’t usually show that big difference from a normal page, you will need to enable more options like gzip to improve the page speed, because Caching a page is just to reduce the query to the database. And WordPress already creates the in-memory object cache so enabling just Cache won’t show any big difference.

And if you don’t wanna open a ticket its fine.

Regards,
SpeedyCache Team

Listen, take your 1-Star review

This isn’t my first rodeo

Your plugin is terrible for mobile