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The redirects are generated even if the plugin is deactivated. That's why I can only repeat myself. The problem has nothing to do with the cache plugin.

You're not annoying! :) You don't have to purge the cache. It is sufficient if you append a changing GET parameter to the URL currently being accessed. ?test=10 or ?test=11 etc. However, I think I understand what you mean. The request to /component/ajax.html generates a 301 redirect with...

I tried it with cached and uncached URLs but webp images always load.

The URL doesn't matter, the result matters and the result is loaded webp images. The loaded webp images in the network tab of your browser doesn't lie. ;)...

@av_admin Why do you keep asking Cache Plugin Support in the WordPress forum how to get the green icon displayed when I take the trouble to explain it to you to the point of exhaustion?

This is the wrong forum for your question. This forum is LiteSpeed related.

I can't detect any malfunction. Regardless of whether a page is cached or not, web images are always displayed, which you can check yourself via the Browser Dev Console. However, this plugin, which generates the webp images, works incorrectly. Webp images are loaded even if the browser does not...

Yes, since 10 years. I develop custom LS solutions. The information about this stuff is undocumented.

1 to 3 and 5 are already being processed by Cache Plugin Support at WordPress. 4 I have answered this question extensively and it means that this cannot be changed. Why? Read my last post.

If you provide me the url to your page I can check it. You can send the URL by PM. ********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Join https://www.cachecrawler.com...

Final answer to the question of why the LScache plugin does not display a number for the already cached URLs in the greenish icon. The number of URLs requested during crawling is determined via the x-litespeed-cache header, which can be either miss, hit or no-cache. If a URL is not yet cached...

If you can access the URL https://quic.cloud/ips?ln in the browser, but it is not possible with your server, then the logical conclusion is that "something" is blocking the request. Try running the wget command manually in the console.

Check your firewall settings if request to quic.cloud is denied.

?p=image&src=/component/ajax.html.*/component/ajax.* This URL you are trying to exclude from caching is not a URL. These are URL fragments with wildcards that are not supported. To exclude a URL from caching, you must enter either a full URL (without hostname) or a beginning part of a URL. GET...

@anna_ch The difference between with and without the UMW plugin results from the way the UMW plugin works. Example: If you have 1000 URLs in the sitemap, then 1000 URLs will be crawled. (without UMW Plugin) If only half of the 1000 URLs are accessed by visitors, then only 500 URLs need to be...

Please read this: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

Gladly! But you would have to give us a little more information.

How to warm up the cache of URLs that are not in the sitemap. If you use one of the LiteSpeed Cache Plugins for WordPress, OpenCart, PrestaShop or another LiteSpeed Cache Plugin, then you are certainly familiar with the problem that the included cache crawlers can only warm up the cache of the...

As already said, the LiteSpeed web server does what has been standard in every web server for 1000 years. This means that the type of compression used depends on what type of compression the browser supports. If the browser sends the value gzip with the Accept-Encoding header, then the output is...

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