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YouTube or Vimeo mostly I guess. Like this one does, but yours I’m sure would work properly. I’ve tried the one I linked to there, and although it works for the lazy loading side of things, the thumbnails don’t load leaving a sloppy display of things. I think something like that is best delivered by something like your plugin because it would likely not conflict with the rest of the caching options as it would be part of the same system vs two different plugins. Yours can always lazy load images, so why not both ??

Great! I did a comparison with your updates and everything looks good. I’ll make use of the few updates files until there is an official update (if it ever happens). Thanks ??

Animesh Gaurav, correct. I have tried that one but I spend too much time in the dashboard staring at the stats which causes a visual conflict, turning the page into an eyesore. So I stopped using it for now.

Yeah, it could have just been a glitch in the matrix then. This is why I posted this here and not as a review.

Never, and always had notices within the admin screen in green from CAOS mentioning that it was successfully run or updated (can’t think of the exact text).

I can’t switch back now as now I have something where I need GA data to show for something and now have nothing to show.

The only other thing I can think of that is unique about the WP install is that the cron is handled by the server vs WordPress to preserve resources. That’s never been an issue though since the cron has never failed this way, and it runs every 15 minutes.

That’s why WP Fastest Cache (Premium) was the only thing that came to mind with all of its minification techniques. There is All In One SEO Pack, but its GA settings weren’t enabled during the use of this plugin. Jetpack.

Odd. Maybe it was something else that caused it or a glitch in the matrix. It seemed to be working when it was first installed. However it must have stopped soon after that based on the long window of dead silence in GA.

I don’t think anyone is going to pick this up else it would have happened by now. Most likely the orig author isn’t responding to hand it off.

Understood, thank you. It’s unfortunate since as soon as that field showed back up with the switch (it was hidden before with a plugin), the number of people trying to spam the comments increased (or they enter some obscene value into it). So either I will have to find a way to do this or give up and switch back and use the social login plugin. Thanks.

It will be interesting to see where this goes. Hopefully, someone picks it up. It’s been a fantastic plugin. I wish I had the time and ability to do it myself.

It would appear that this is a dead project sadly. Too bad as it was an amazing plugin! It wasn’t the fastest make use of, but it was sure useful!

Thank you. I will let you know if I see anything.

Thanks. Will do.

Yep. I was just pointing it out as an FYI. Sure, they may be watching out for these notices themselves, but who knows if it is unique to a specific environment or set of conditions that they might not have seen yet. Either way.

As for disabling debug mode, that will never happen as we keep debug mode going for good reasons. It allows us to keep an eye on every little thing going on for the purposes of scripts/plugins we have written or customized, or for the purposes of various potential upgrades (like PHP versions). Helps to track down deprecations of older plugins that will never be updated again (when an author abandons a plugin), allowing us to decide to drop it or make the changes ourselves. Etc etc etc. ??

This must have been something that popped up during one of the updates. We just noticed the same hiding in the error logs and went and saved to see if that fixes it. Thanks!

It’s too bad it is so expensive. For a basic site, it’s just too much. If it was $20, I’d prob jump on it immediately. ??