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Before you start using Litespeed Cache you should learn how to optimize a webpage. Otherwise you will get to much trouble!

Additional Info: This forum doesn't support Litespeed Cache plugin for Wordpress. You will get support at Wordpress Forum https://wordpress.org/plugins/litespeed-cache/

You have a very large number of static files. These static files causes blocking rendering on client side. Rendering files like CSS and JS is part of the client and not the server and is not part of HTTP cache. If you want to improve it reduce the number of static files.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/litespeed-cache/ Enjoy ;)

You are talking about Litespeed Cache. Litespeed Cache needs a plugin for specific application like Wordpress. If you use Litespeed Cache without plugin, it is (almost) impossible to use Litespeed cache.

Which cache plugin do you use?

No, it is compatible with PS. The problem is that US doesn't know "without tax" to foreign customers. Litespeed is Amercia, PS is Europe, so you have to find someone who can extend the plugin or you wait some weeks until our plugin is ready. It's made for European usage and much more.

@dwilden If you use PS with Litespeed cache plugin this plugin doesn't support different vary cases for your need.

That I have expected. Thank you!

Simple Question: Does it make sense using LSWS together with PHP-FPM?

Yes, I also found this information, but to get HTTPS support Varnish Plus is needed. Have you checked pricing for Varnish Plus?!!? You should change you marketing! https://www.varnish-software.com/pricing/

Is it correct that Varnish doesn't support HTTPS connections?

Okay

Knock Knock! Anybody at home?

Knock Knock! Anybody at home?

Hi There, I am using Server Push for my applications and have defined preload objects as PHP header. Is it possible to define rewrite rules in .htaccess to make preloading only available for specific user agents? I change the objects to be preloaded more often, but have to purge cached files...

Hi There, since LiteSpeed Web Server v5.4.1 Build 7 "SmartPush no-cookie" directive is available, but there are no further informations about usage of this directive. Can this directive be used in .htaccess to disable ls_smartpush cookie? If yes, how to do? Thank you Michael

There is no copy & paste method and depends on application how to do

@Pong That is wrong! It is possible to disable cache for a module. ESI does the trick... :)

This a review about ESI and could help others if they want to use ESI with Litespeed Cache, if there is no plugin available. Litespeed says ESI works like burning holes in a page if someone is using LScache. In this case such holes will not be cached. If a plugin is used there is no need to...