New problem discovered:
5. After purging all cache, if I access the website from mobile first and then from desktop, the desktop version will be displayed as the mobile version of the website. This doesn’t happen with WP Optimize.
Hello,
Thanks for your feedback.
When testing the cache from the dashboard I always get the “Cloudflare integration has an issue” error. It doesn’t say what the problem is.
Did you try to setup Cloudflare or just using the Disk Cache then testing?
Another issue: there are maybe 40 CSS and JS scripts that are blocking rendering, which didn’t exist until I activated Super Page Cache. Screenshot: https://postimg.cc/TLs5JXXm
Can you share the page on where this happens?
This one’s not an error, it’s a question: since Super Page Cache doesn’t support minification of CSS and JS, is it advisable to use these options on WP Optimize, without caching activated?
In Disk Mode, the Super Page Cache saves a copy of the generated HTML on disk and attempts to serve it. One issue that can appear is when WP Optimize is trying to optimize some script or CSS by aggressively inlining, but the cache is not automatically purged, and thus the served page does not contain the latest changes. So it might be supported based on what settings you use.
After purging all cache, if I access the website from mobile first and then from desktop, the desktop version will be displayed as the mobile version of the website. This doesn’t happen with WP Optimize.
Do you use plugins that have conditional display elements for mobile and desktop?
Thank you for the reply.
The “Cloudflare integration has an issue” error was gone the second day.
Can you share the page on where this happens?
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In Disk Mode, the Super Page Cache saves a copy of the generated HTML on disk and attempts to serve it. One issue that can appear is when WP Optimize is trying to optimize some script or CSS by aggressively inlining, but the cache is not automatically purged, and thus the served page does not contain the latest changes. So it might be supported based on what settings you use.
So basically a setup where the cache is OFF on Super Page Cache and ON on WP Optimize would be better?
Do you use plugins that have conditional display elements for mobile and desktop?
Yes, I use the Elessi theme + Elessi Core plugin, which has a mobile display, separate from the desktop version. Is it possible to separate mobile cache from desktop cache on your plugin?
I see that the resources have the cf-cache-status set as HIT which means that is working.
So basically a setup where the cache is OFF on Super Page Cache and ON on WP Optimize would be better?
You have to check or benchmark them out. We do not advise having two or more caching plugins that do optimisations at the same time since there is a high chance of conflicts.
Yes, I use the Elessi theme + Elessi Core plugin, which has a mobile display, separate from the desktop version. Is it possible to separate mobile cache from desktop cache on your plugin?
I do not think so. We are caching based on the URL, unless the URL has some unique elements in it to make a distinction between desktop and mobile. It is tough to know the difference.
