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Have you ever heard about sec-ch* headers?

This is for harden cache varies. Not really necessary, but it doesn't hurt to use it.

A question that you should actually be able to answer. In my opinion, bots shouldn't get any cached pages.

This is for Safari desktop users that have OS version <13 because version <13 don't support webp images

Lighthouse with or without chrome doesn't matter. Don't nag about unessential space here. The lighthouse cache vary is only for guys who wants to see the very best result if they manually check their page at Pagespeed. For practical use this vary is obsolete. The same with bots. Bots should not...

Yes and no. The point is that I want to include every naturally user, not bots or users that simulate a natural user. I have information for this you don't have. If I make a device detection I make it complete and don't exclude tablets. Yes and what is your problem? In contrast to your...

You can't say that because you would have to test it practically, which you don't have. I tested it for several days.

Sorry, it works.

The previously recommended cache varies for LiteSpeed LScache and the cache plugin for OpenCart are no longer available because these cache varies were no longer sufficient for the current version of Journal 3. If you are looking for cache varies optimized specifically for OpenCart and Journal...

While it is unusual to have to exclude an administrator directory from caching, as this is usually done automatically by the respective plugin, to exclude calling a directory from caching, add the following rule to your .htaccess. Put this rule on top of your .htaccess. RewriteCond...

Yes, you are right, but only if it is about webp images and accept header.

No, you just don't know any better. Don't be so bad about it. :)

You didn't fail. You just didn't tell us everything! :D

Sorry, can't agree. For me it works and without to disable cache. The only logical explanation is that there is no cache varies in htaccess that distinguishes between Chrome (Safari) and Chrome Mobile (Safari). @Lee can even validate that this cache varies does not exist.

But you can at least infer from this that there are variable factors that affect caching. One of these factors is the user agent and I have already explained that to you.

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/im-so-confused.20983/post-121315

Why do you ask such question? I recently took a lot of time to explain to you how the LScache works. If I now read through your new question about this, I ask myself whether this guy doesn't want to read or doesn't he just get it.

Okay, either ask OLS forum for help or try LiteSpeed Slack: https://www.litespeedtech.com/slack For me you did something wrong with plugin installation.

Last try: Create a blank PHP file in the root where Joomla is installed, copy the code in this file, request it in browser and check response headers. <?php header('X-LiteSpeed-Cache-Control: max-age=60'); With this test you should see x-litespeed-cache header: miss or hit. If there is no...

You mean LiteSpeed Enterprise LSWS and not speedlite? Btw. Did you restart OLS after you did changes in .htaccess?