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Hi I just wanted to chime in on this because honest to god NitroPack really has a chance to change the game for SO MANY people.

We are also using NitroPack, and have purchased it for a year, however it seems like the caching and conflicting issues involving css popped up with us too.

Also weirdly enough, it takes longer (about a day or two) for these effects to be seen on Firefox, but the effects can be seen Immediately on Chrome, Edge, and Safari. The interesting thing too is that when I purge the cache all of those other said browsers aside from firefox get about 1 or 2 page refresh’s of looking normal, and then they go back to having broken css.

I have tried this on ALL modes including “standard” which is supposed to be the most stable version. However, at least on our site standard doesn’t really do much of anything for us page speed wise. That being said we have currently disabled the plugin. We did reach out to support about 6 days ago, and it was only today that we got a response, but I’m not even sure if it was a timed bot or not because the response was literally:

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“Hi (my name),

I will ask our Technical Team to check.

Regards,
(Name of rep)

Customer Support Representative”
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Though it would be a bummer to have paid a year for a service that we will not be able to use, I am still in the corner rooting for NitroPack because I really think this could be a game changer for a lot of people, and it really doesn’t break the bank.

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Current versions:

WordPress 5.7
Theme Twenty Seventeen Ver. 2.6
Elementor v3.1.4
Elementor Pro v3.2.1
NitroPack Version 1.5.4

Hey everyone, so I posted this in the elementor and elementor pro facebook groups but it seems people in this thread are still having problems.

I cannot stress enough how much elementor hates EXTERNAL plug-ins, or literally anything that interacts with your web browser.

I am in the process of building a massive website for a law firm, and while using these products one day the side bar stopped loading. I tested it at home, and on multiple browsers and scoured the internet doing just about EVERY single fix I could find, even on the hosting company side.

One day it just started working. So I quick back tracked and retraced my steps. What I had found and tested was that since I do content creation, I use a paid tool called “Video Downloader Ultimate” which downloads to your desktop, and is NOT a browser plugin. BUT when turned on it interacts with the web browser and completely blocks my left side widget bar from loading.

I went further and noticed that when I screen share with my team on something even as minimal as zoom it will even slow down the performance of elementor because it is still “INTERACTING” with the web browser.

Im not a coding genius so I cant give an insanely technical answer to this, but what I suggest everyone do is turn off all of your browser plugins, and if it is still not working, check to see if you have any background programs running that interact with the internet and/or your web browser in any way and turn them off one at a time until you find the culprit.

I have not seen this answer anywhere else online so I hope this helps everyone.