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Sent the message to all of you above. Some downloads are already confirmed. If any of you are having trouble, let me know.
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It may be that it’s doing something similar, but certainly in a different way. I cannot completely compare, since I didn’t use it, but it seems that it is managing the load of each plugin on the site, while mine is detecting each asset on the site, i.e. per page, taxonomy, post type, etc.
That plugin seems as old, an assumption based on the pictures, the plugin’s interface looks that way.
I didn't link to the plugin since this is a review giveaway for the upcoming BHW thread, but I do not need to hide anything, I can link to the plugin’s page on the site. Here you go, see the Booster Sweeper: Asset cleanup WordPress plugin for more details.
I also provide the free version on the wordpress.org - Booster Sweeper free version.
I didn’t know about the plugin you mentioned. However, other plugins, as I know, which include this feature:
- Asset CleanUp: Page Speed Booster (available free + pro)
- Perfmatters (Pro version)
- Clearfy (Free + Pro version)
Unlike others, my plugin will focus on assets cleanup and as such will be much more affordable. That way you may combine it with caching, image compression, and minification plugins to get the best performance.
The giveaway still continues…
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I can address two questions that were submitted over the feedback form:
I hope that helps. Again, everything is illustrated in the plugin's docs. However, I’ll look to add some additional notes inside the plugin’s UI. Thanks.
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- “I lost in Manage (Frontend), Manage (Backend), Please work on these two sections.”
Everything is already explained in the plugin’s docs. However, now, I’m thinking of adding some additional notes in the heading of each section to explain in short the usage process.
In short, each section (Frontend/Backend) is used to add Groups of assets which then can be dequeued either globally or on particular pages/categories/etc. Anyway, you certainly have to read the documentation.
- “how to find unused assets?”
Well, there’s no easy way, at least, no click-a-button solution. The plugin helps in identifying all the assets on your pages, but you have to decide which of them to dequeue.
If you go to the plugin’s section “Assets (Options)”, the first option is “Enable assets discovery”. If you enable this option, when visiting each page on the site, you’ll be able to extend the plugin’s box, showing you all the used assets.
Now, you have to think about which are those that you do not need. E.g. You have the contact form loading only on the Contact page. Use the plugin’s section “Manage (Frontend)” to prevent the loading of its assets on all other pages. If you have Woocommerce and you may need its assets only on the product pages. Again, use the “Manage (Frontend)” section to add Woocommerce’s assets in a group which will prevent its loading outside of product pages.
Repeat the same, if you have animation assets on particular pages, a countdown plugin loading its assets, etc. These are just the common scenarios, every Website is unique.
I hope that helps. Again, everything is illustrated in the plugin's docs. However, I’ll look to add some additional notes inside the plugin’s UI. Thanks.
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...btw, a feedback form is anonymous and questions submitted there should be more for general suggestions. You can also PM me with any questions if something troubles you.
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Just sent. Check it out and let me know how it works for you.
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All sent. Let me know how it works for you.
