Perfmatters, a lightweight performance plugin, is designed to enhance the speed of any WordPress site. It simplifies the process of disabling unnecessary features, reducing HTTP requests, and optimizing the database. By eliminating unnecessary elements, Perfmatters accelerates website loading times, resulting in a smoother user experience and potentially improving search engine rankings.
Perfmatters, a powerful yet lightweight WordPress performance plugin, is specifically designed to accelerate your website without adding unnecessary complexity or bloat.
Crafted by performance enthusiasts with extensive experience in the WordPress ecosystem, Perfmatters targets the root causes of slow loading times by trimming excess code, reducing HTTP requests, disabling unused plugins, and optimizing your database.
Its primary mission is to boost website speed, improve user experience, and enhance search engine rankings by meeting and exceeding Google Core Web Vitals standards.
What sets Perfmatters apart is its ultra-clean, minimalistic approach—there is no front-end JavaScript added, ensuring your site remains exceptionally fast and lean. It is built with simplicity in mind, featuring an intuitive dashboard with one-click toggles so anyone, from beginners to seasoned developers, can optimize their site effortlessly.
Backed by over 26 years of WordPress know-how and direct developer support, Perfmatters keeps your site lightning fast with frequent updates and seamless compatibility alongside your existing caching solutions.
Whether you are running a blog, e-commerce store, or corporate website, Perfmatters is your essential tool for reducing bounce rates and turning visitors into loyal customers.
Key Features:
This plugin ensures a lightweight footprint by avoiding additional JavaScript, resulting in rapid page rendering. It is fully tested to work seamlessly with all themes and plugins, including caching solutions, providing a hassle-free performance boost.
Lazy loading for images and videos improves load times by only loading media as visitors scroll down the page, reducing the initial page weight. Additionally, local hosting of Google Analytics enhances privacy and further speeds up the site by hosting tracking scripts locally instead of relying on external servers.
Frequent updates with new features ensure that your site remains fast and secure, with ongoing improvements and cutting-edge optimizations.
Perfmatters, a powerful yet lightweight WordPress performance plugin, is specifically designed to accelerate your website without adding unnecessary complexity or bloat.
Crafted by performance enthusiasts with extensive experience in the WordPress ecosystem, Perfmatters targets the root causes of slow loading times by trimming excess code, reducing HTTP requests, disabling unused plugins, and optimizing your database.
Its primary mission is to boost website speed, improve user experience, and enhance search engine rankings by meeting and exceeding Google Core Web Vitals standards.
What sets Perfmatters apart is its ultra-clean, minimalistic approach—there is no front-end JavaScript added, ensuring your site remains exceptionally fast and lean. It is built with simplicity in mind, featuring an intuitive dashboard with one-click toggles so anyone, from beginners to seasoned developers, can optimize their site effortlessly.
Backed by over 26 years of WordPress know-how and direct developer support, Perfmatters keeps your site lightning fast with frequent updates and seamless compatibility alongside your existing caching solutions.
Whether you are running a blog, e-commerce store, or corporate website, Perfmatters is your essential tool for reducing bounce rates and turning visitors into loyal customers.
Key Features:
- - Easy-to-Use Dashboard with One-Click Toggles: Simplifies complex performance tweaks, allowing you to optimize your site without technical headaches.
- - Reduces HTTP Requests: Minimizes the number of server requests, dramatically improving page load times and user engagement.
- - Plugin Disabling per Page/Post: Disables unnecessary plugins on a granular basis, reducing excess code and enhancing site speed.
- - Code Stripping and Optimization: Removes unused CSS and scripts, ensuring only essential elements load on your site, improving overall performance.
- - Database Optimization Tools: Cleans and optimizes your WordPress database for faster queries and smoother site operation.
This plugin ensures a lightweight footprint by avoiding additional JavaScript, resulting in rapid page rendering. It is fully tested to work seamlessly with all themes and plugins, including caching solutions, providing a hassle-free performance boost.
Lazy loading for images and videos improves load times by only loading media as visitors scroll down the page, reducing the initial page weight. Additionally, local hosting of Google Analytics enhances privacy and further speeds up the site by hosting tracking scripts locally instead of relying on external servers.
Frequent updates with new features ensure that your site remains fast and secure, with ongoing improvements and cutting-edge optimizations.
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What's new in Version 2.6.9
* Added new perfmatters_rucss_per_id_post_types filter which allows for unique used CSS files per post ID for provided post types.* Adjusted Remove Unused CSS to generate separate used CSS files per taxonomy instead of one shared tax.used.css file.* Updated PHP-CSS-Parser to 9.5.0, removing the thecodingmachine/safe dependency and improving @layer statement support.* Added a REST API exception for GenerateBlocks Pro.* Added built-in Remove Unused CSS exclusions for Elementor's new local and global per-document stylesheets.* Updated delay JS quick exclusions for Elementor to include hooks.min.js and i18n.min.js to fix a dependency error.* Updated JS optimize script tag regex to avoid hitting PCRE backtracking limits on pages with very large inline scripts.* Added Brizy editor request parameters to the excluded page builders array.* Added logic to prevent Disable WooCommerce Scripts option from running inside page builders.* Replaced wp_admin_notice() usage in code snippets with standard admin notice markup for better compatibility with older WordPress versions.* Fixed incorrect and missing text domains, and added translators comments for placeholder strings where needed.* Fixed an issue where videos using nested source tags without a src attribute on the video element were not lazy loaded, including video tags with no attributes.* Fixed an accessibility issue with lazy video preview thumbnails where the placeholder could not be focused or activated from the keyboard and was missing a proper accessible name.* Improved picture tag lazy loading to use a more efficient source attribute migration technique and match forced attributes across the full picture markup.* Added a sanitization callback for network settings on save.* Improved prepared SQL handling for code snippet post queries and database optimization table scans.* Security updates to improve escaping across the admin UI, including settings helpers, Script Manager, code snippets, license, support, and related screens.* Fixed a compatibility issue with WP Captcha PRO that could return a blank page when opening the Script Manager.* Fixed an issue where Delay JavaScript could skip inline scripts that contained HTML comments.* Fixed an issue where Script Manager MU Mode could save incomplete rewrite rules when WordPress rebuilt them on a request with plugins disabled, which could 404 those routes until the next full flush.* Fixed an issue where Script Manager MU Mode treated the post query argument as the current URL, so a front-end request could run another URL's plugin rules while WordPress served the original permalink.* Fixed Script Manager MU Mode Current URL plugin rules so front page rules stay off search, feeds, and other views that share that path. The rules will also now apply correctly on private posts, pages, and the WooCommerce shop page.* Fixed a fatal error in Script Manager MU Mode when another mu-plugin read active_plugins before WordPress had finished loading.* Fixed an issue where Script Manager MU Mode could disable the wrong plugin whose folder name started with the folder of the plugin that was meant to be disabled.* Fixed a fatal error when the Login URL disabled behavior is set to the 404 template and a logged-out visitor requests customize.php before the theme has loaded. Admin requests such as wp-admin and customize.php now fall back to the disabled message, since those requests never load the front-end.What's new in Version 2.6.8
* Added new Inline Excluded Stylesheets advanced option to automatically inline stylesheets excluded from Remove Unused CSS.
* Added new Safe Mode option to disable all Perfmatters performance optimizations sitewide without impacting security-related options or code snippets.
* Added new Load in Block Editor option for frontend CSS code snippets so those styles can also appear in the WordPress block editor canvas.
* Added new perfmatters_inline_scripts filter which allows you to inline specific local JavaScript files.
* Improved stylesheet inlining via the new perfmatters_inline_stylesheets filter (perfmatters_rucss_inline_stylesheets still supported), which can now run independently of Remove Unused CSS while still deferring to RUCSS for non-excluded stylesheets.
* Made some adjustments to code snippets UI visibility script.
* Moved Instant Page, Preconnect, and DNS Prefetch into the main Perfmatters queue so they respect the same request-level disable checks as other front-end optimizations.
* Removed redundant admin and ?perfmattersoff checks from FastClick output, which is already gated by the main Perfmatters queue.
* Fixed a PHP warning in Minify class when parse_url() returned false for a malformed script or stylesheet URL.
* Fixed a PHP fatal error that could stop buffer optimizations from running when one-per-line options were stored as a string instead of an array.
* Improved Remove Unused CSS to detect local stylesheets from the URL path, which should resolve most third-party CDN rewrites without needing the CDN URL setting or local stylesheet filter.
* Fixed an issue where Remove Unused CSS could delay, async, or remove external stylesheets that were never included in used CSS.
* Fixed get_file_path incorrectly stripping characters from asset paths on subdirectory installs in certain cases.
* Fixed a compatibility issue with Infinite Uploads that prevented code snippets from loading correctly.
* Fixed an issue where Perfmatters meta options were not available when creating a new post or page until after saving.
* Fixed an issue where code snippet filenames with non-ASCII characters (such as Korean) were incorrectly encoded on disk.
* Added missing license notices for bundled third-party libraries.
* Added new Safe Mode option to disable all Perfmatters performance optimizations sitewide without impacting security-related options or code snippets.
* Added new Load in Block Editor option for frontend CSS code snippets so those styles can also appear in the WordPress block editor canvas.
* Added new perfmatters_inline_scripts filter which allows you to inline specific local JavaScript files.
* Improved stylesheet inlining via the new perfmatters_inline_stylesheets filter (perfmatters_rucss_inline_stylesheets still supported), which can now run independently of Remove Unused CSS while still deferring to RUCSS for non-excluded stylesheets.
* Made some adjustments to code snippets UI visibility script.
* Moved Instant Page, Preconnect, and DNS Prefetch into the main Perfmatters queue so they respect the same request-level disable checks as other front-end optimizations.
* Removed redundant admin and ?perfmattersoff checks from FastClick output, which is already gated by the main Perfmatters queue.
* Fixed a PHP warning in Minify class when parse_url() returned false for a malformed script or stylesheet URL.
* Fixed a PHP fatal error that could stop buffer optimizations from running when one-per-line options were stored as a string instead of an array.
* Improved Remove Unused CSS to detect local stylesheets from the URL path, which should resolve most third-party CDN rewrites without needing the CDN URL setting or local stylesheet filter.
* Fixed an issue where Remove Unused CSS could delay, async, or remove external stylesheets that were never included in used CSS.
* Fixed get_file_path incorrectly stripping characters from asset paths on subdirectory installs in certain cases.
* Fixed a compatibility issue with Infinite Uploads that prevented code snippets from loading correctly.
* Fixed an issue where Perfmatters meta options were not available when creating a new post or page until after saving.
* Fixed an issue where code snippet filenames with non-ASCII characters (such as Korean) were incorrectly encoded on disk.
* Added missing license notices for bundled third-party libraries.
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