Optimocha

Hi @tombie,

Nice catch, thank you! Because we anticipated that external links could break, we used redirects from our own website so we wouldn’t have to update the plugin just to update a broken link. So, I just went ahead and found a new tool that we could link to, and updated the redirect – please give it another shot and let me know!

Cheers,
Batuhan from Optimocha

Thank you for your kind words, @orpheus55! Please let me know if you have any further suggestions to improve our plugin.

Cheers,
Bar?? ünver
Optimocha

Hi @orpheus55,

Performance optimization is an ongoing process so you need to reconfigure SBP (and any other perf. opt. plugin, really) every time you make important changes to your website. It usually goes like this:

– Test performance
– Optimize performance
– Make changes whenever
– Test again
– Optimize again
– Make more changes whenever
– Test again
– …

Let’s say you generated critical CSS rules for your front page and it improved your front page performance. Then you changed the design of the front page, for example added a new section, replace the hero background, changed some icons’ sizes… When you’re finished, the critical CSS rules need to be generated again. And more reconfugiration might be needed after each change because there are a ton of factors which impact performance – and unfortunately we can’t possibly list them all, or make the confugiration fully automatic.

Understood. Let us know if you find the bug (if it’s not a matter of using exclude rules) so we can fix it ??

@andreas-2013 can you send me the website URL so I can take a look (while it’s broken)?

Hey @andreas-2013, try also adding window.adsbygoogle to the exclude list (in a separate line).

Hey @tjalexander70,

Those are very old rows, remnant of SBP v3.x released about 4-5 years ago (even the owner was different). You can safely delete those, but may I ask why did you stop using Speed Booster Pack? Also, did you try (and deactivate) SBP 3.x or 4.x?

@mcdeth I’m in Türkiye. Connecting to the site via VPN opens but this time, I get blocked by Cloudflare for my AJAX requests (e.g. opening the side-cart).

Although I can see that you’re also using LiteSpeed cache. Do the issues go away when you deactivate LiteSpeed?

Thank you for your kind words, @thedelta! Please let me know if you have any further suggestions to improve our plugin.

Cheers,
Bar?? ünver
Optimocha

Marking this as “resolved”. Let me know if you still need help!

@mcdeth says it’s under construction.

Hey @jeriss,

Sure thing, let me quickly make the necessary tests and update the plugin accordingly.

Cheers,
Bar?? ünver
Optimocha

Hey @mcdeth,

Weird, most themes let visitors to the /cart/ page when they click on an empty card. Can you send the URL of your website and the name of the theme you’re using?

Hello @yournetgbr,

There might be another caching layer in your website, other than Kinsta’s. I see Borlabs but I’m not sure if that’s the issue. I know, however, that Disable Cart Fragments doesn’t have its own cache so it can’t cause the problem.

Hello @sbwcws,

If you’re getting that error, it shows that you’re (probably) using Disable Cart Fragments in tandem with another optimization plugin (to optimize JavaScript, I assume). It could help if you excluded jQuery from optimization in that plugin’s settings.

Let me know if it helps… or not! ??