Asset CleanUp Pro Performance WordPress Plugin 1.2.5.0

* New ways of sorting the CSS/JS management list: By handles with rules & without rules / By the files size in descending order (from largest to smallest)
* Compatibility with "Smart Slider 3" plugin (and similar plugins that load the assets the same way): STYLE/LINK/SCRIPT are all showing up in the hardcoded assets list
* Higher accuracy in detecting hardcoded scripts that are loaded via output buffering levels
* Compatibility fix to avoid PHP warning error when "Smart Slider 3" & "WP Rocket" are used and the CSS/JS assets are fetched
* Improvement: Strip empty STYLE/SCRIPT tags if, after optimization, their content is empty (e.g. the CSS was minified as it had only comments in it)
* Improvement: In case fetching the assets will result in an error, filter the HTML output from certain tags that could mess the whole Dashboard layout
* Improvement (to save resources): Do not trigger Composer's autoloader while the assets are fetched
* Improvement (to save resources): Do not fetch all the hardcoded assets for the guest visitors if there are no hardcoded assets marked for unload
* Improvement (to save resources): Added disk caching mechanism for inline CSS/JS optimized content to avoid going on every page load through minify and other alterations that could add up to the TTFB (time to the first byte)
* Fix: If 'Ignore dependency rule and keep the "children" loaded' would have been checked for a JavaScript handle, the script would be unloaded on all pages disregarding whether it was marked for unload or not
* Fix: When minification is applied for inlined CSS, do not touch the background URLs as sometimes it leads to issues

* Make the admin aware in case a certain CSS/JS asset is loaded within Internet Explorer conditional comments (Read more: Internet Explorer Conditional Comments — SitePoint)
* "display=" is now applied to Google Fonts final URL, generated via WebFontConfig within inline SCRIPT tags
* Licensing: Auto activate site if the license is Unlimited (e.h. for the admin's convenience in case a move from Staging to Live was done and the license wasn't activated on Live)
* Licensing: Show renewal link if the license is expired; If the license is not active, show its status (in red background) near the 'License' text near the sidebar menu
* Fix: Make sure the path to /wp-includes/ (or other internal directories) is the right one when the blog URL is like mysite.com/blog/
* Added "Debugging" tab to "Tools" page
* From now on, "disk" is the default method for storing the cached information of the assets

* Storage info for cache directory shows the total size/number of all files (not just CSS/JS ones)
* Removed plugin's meta boxes when a block ("oxy_user_library" post type) is edited in Oxygen Builder plugin (as the meta boxes are not relevant there)
* Any plugins that are unloaded in "Plugins Manager" are listed in "Asset CleanUp Pro: CSS & JavaScript Manager" (beginning of the list), reminding the user why none of the plugins' assets (if any) are listed for management
* If the admin edits a page (post, page, taxonomy, homepage) from the Dashboard, notify him/her if the page's URI is matched by any of the rules from "Do not load the plugin on certain pages"
* "License" page update: on page load it automatically retrieves the total number of activations and the total available ones (e.g. if you have 2 active websites and a Plus license, it would show 2/3 activations)
* Proceed with the combine CSS/JS (if enabled) when there are common query strings in the URL (e.g. Google Analytics campaigns, Facebook clicks)
* Compressed images for a lighter plugin
* FileSystem is always using the "direct" method for altering CSS/JS files, thus avoiding (e.g. by mistake via a different plugin using the same WordPress FileSystem class) any reading/writing error for the cached files
* When fetching assets, make sure some plugins such as Fast Velocity Minify (that could interfere with the HTML output) are deactivated
* When updating a post/page/homepage, the caching is now cleared after the page is updated via an AJAX call (asynchronously) thus reducing the memory usage and the time spent until the page reloads
* "Plugin Manager": List plugins with rules first (for easier reading)
* If a plugin that has unload rules is not active (or deleted), do not show it as unloaded in the CSS/JS management list as only active plugins are verified for any unload rules
* On page request (within the Dashboard), /?wpacu_get_cache_dir_size will retrieve information about the cache directory (all its files and their sizes get printed)
* Debugging feature: If /?wpacu_clean_load is used, it will show the unoptimized version of the page (great for locating specific files that were perhaps combined and cached by various plugins)
* Debugging feature: If /?wpacu_debug is used, it will print a list of options to deactivate on page request (for the logged-in admin)
* Debugging feature: If /?wpacu_no_async and/or /?wpacu_no_defer is used, it will prevent any SCRIPTS with "src" to have async/defer attributes applied
* Debugging feature: Allow the option to deactivate any HTML source alteration ("wp_loaded" action hook) via page request: /?wpacu_no_html_changes
* Optimize CSS Improvement: Avoid any errors in case "circular reference" is detected (via @import)
* Fix: CSS/JS URLs starting with // were giving unreachable error when checked if they are valid or not
* Fix: Prevent errors in some BuddyPress pages as $post->post_type is undefined
* Fix (plugin compatibility): Avoid call_user_func_array() PHP error if SiteGround's "Remove Query String From Static Resources" is enabled
* Fix: Make sure "Do not load the plugin on certain pages" takes effect for any "Plugins Manager" rule as well