Asset CleanUp Pro Performance WordPress Plugin 1.2.5.9

Download Asset CleanUp Pro Performance WordPress Plugin 1.2.5.9 from nulled fire. Asset CleanUp Pro prevent Chosen Scripts & Styles from loading to reduce HTTP Requests.
* Backend Improvement: Prevent all front-end optimisation code from triggering while the CSS/JS is fetched, thus saving resources (this also leads to a faster fetching of the CSS/JS list)
* Backend Improvement: Optimised the plugin to use less calls (there were redundant ones) to the minify CSS/JS library for hardcoded assets, reducing considerably the resources used and avoiding 500 Internal Errors when fetching the CSS/JS list for management (sometimes timeout errors are generated in hosts with less resources allocated, such as the memory)
* If plugin is updated in the "Plugins" page and the update fails, the admin is alerted by the potential reasons and is advised to take further action (e.g. license is not active for the website or there's a timeout in doing the update for any reason)
* New Feature in the CSS/JS Manager: The handle rows can be contracted/expanded (their status is saved when the form is submitted); This is useful to make the whole area smaller (less scrolling) as there will likely be CSS/JS file that you know you will never edit for a long time (if ever) and it's better to have them contracted
* Show confirmation message when unloading specific files that are very likely needed such as jQuery, Backbone & Underscore libraries
* Alert the admin when there are unload rules from inactive plugins on pages such as "Bulk Changes" & "Overview"
* Keep Dashicons loaded if the toolbar (top admin bar) is shown
* Do not load own plugin's (Asset CleanUp Pro) CSS/JS files in the front-end when the admin is logged-in and managing assets in the front-end is disabled (keep things tidy: no point in having extra HTTP requests loaded, even if load just for the admin)
* Backend Improvement: When a plugin page (e.g. "Settings") is visited within the Dashboard, trigger a maintenance script that will remove inactive handle data information (from handles without any rule attached to it, often from deleted plugins no longer used) from the "wpassetcleanup_global_data" option value (from `options` table), thus making it lighter
* Backend Improvement: In many hosting environments, the total number of fields submitted is maximum 1000 (set by default in php.ini); The total number of fields that were sent have been reduced (e.g. hardcoded assets information) as they are only enabled via JavaScript whenever they are relevant to make sure there are less fields sent (to void partial submit and missing data as a result in case the admin has difficulties increase the default 1000 in php.ini)
* Backend Improvement: Do not automatically store hardcoded assets info when the CSS/JS manager list is loaded; Instead, store it IF there's a rule attached to it in order to make the contents of the "wpassetcleanup_global_data" option smaller in size (for a lighter database & faster MySQL queries)
* Fix: Added missing load exception rules in the "Overview" page for 404 Not Found, Search Results and Date archive pages
* Fix: When generating combined JS files, local file starting with // (no protocol added to them) were not added to the combined JS content
* Fix: Higher accuracy in stripping 'before' and 'after' associated inline SCRIPT after adding the content to the JS combined file (sometimes, these associated inline tags were left unstripped)
* In "Settings" page, a check is automatically made (in "Optimize CSS" & "Optimize JavaScript") to determine if the website is delivered through the HTTP/2 network protocol, thus encouraging the admin to avoid combining CSS/JS unless it's really necessary
* Save resources by skipping certain SCRIPT tags if Inline JS is enabled for files below a specific size in KB (a confirmation window was also added up when the option is enabled to remind the admin that using it could break things if not used carefully)
* Fix: Added missing update functions that failed specific things to update from the edit taxonomy page (e.g. a category) within the Dashboard