I'm not familiar with wprocket, but I do use W3 Total Cache alongside of Perfmatters and it's a great combo. Just make sure you don't enable similar features in each plugin. For example, don't enable Lazy Loading in Perfmatter and wprocket.
Hi Tony, recently I watched one of your videos where you recommended5 plugging - W3 Total cache, EWWW Image Optimise, Autoptimise, A3 Lazy Load and WP Disable. After watching this video, you recommend perfmatters. is it recommended in addition to the five
@@TonyTeachesTech No, I choose not to just because I am not at that level, basically I do not understand what I can turn off. I suspect that Divi is way more complicated than the theme you are using.
Server level cache is great! Is your server level cache for pages only? This is fine if it is, but I want to also make sure you are aware that there's also db cache and minification cache which can be enabled with a plugin like W3 Total Cache. I personally use W3 and Perfmatters on all of my websites. Had better luck with this combo than with WP Rocket.
@@TonyTeachesTech hey Tony I am using Nginx FAST CGI caching with Cloudflare on my digital ocene server. Do I need any cache plugin I am getting gtmetix grade B and ttfb of 80ms . But just few bloats
@@adityaarsharmapersonal I would like to know what your top issues are reported as in Gtmetrix? In general, you shouldn't need more than 1 caching plugin. Please note the Perfmatters is not a caching plugin.
Thank you for this video. Great! You have one more thumb up ;-) I use Divi and had used Fastest Cache, but it has begun to cause problems by removing MailerLite autoresponder forms. Changing to WP Rocket, the forms are displayed, but many font signs are exchanged faulty. Now I´m checking W3 Total Cache and have an issue on accordon. PerfMatters and Autoptimize are soon to be checked. Could you tell me, what would happen, if I´ll deactivate PerfMatters? Will all taken off scripts and datas fully set back to the status as before activating the plugin? That would be very helpful. Many thanks in advance.
Yes, if you deactivate perfmatters, this will reset back to before the plugin was installed. There are also some options within the plugin to back up your settings and explicitly reset the plugin
Regarding Google Analytics... The Google perf. tool may put it a a 100%, but for the user, it's better to have it hosted by Google, as well as JS stuff from their perspective CDNs, because visitors probably already have a cached version of those files on their PCs....
Unfortunately, this plugins is removed from WordPress repository. So now if you want to get it, the only option is to purchase a yearly license for $25 a year. Damn I was not lucky even to try it out. 🤔 Any other options or advice @Tony ?
I'm not familiar with another plugin that has similar capabilities to Perfmatter's script manager. You can achieve some of the disabling of features with a plugin like WP Disable as demonstrated in this video th-cam.com/video/mfIIB4vBRGA/w-d-xo.html Perfmatters does have a 30 day money back guarantee, so you could always try it and if you don't think it's worth it get your money back.
@@TonyTeachesTech well that's great, but these days I have too many monthly/yearly subscriptions and try to avoid one more as much as possible coz if I continue, then I will go bankrupt by the end of 2021 DEC :)
Thank you for great video! Learned a lot from it.
you tips with the script manager really did the trick!
Great to hear it
I´m so glad I just found you!! What a great content man. THANKS Loveu
Glad you enjoy it!
What about the post pages, how can we improve them?
Thanks for doing a video on this awesome plugin.
Glad it was helpful!
Does Perfmatters have the feature of image lazy loading?
do i need OFF seo plugins from homepage?
Does this plugin work together with Thrive?
Tony, what about combining wprocket with perfmatters?
I'm not familiar with wprocket, but I do use W3 Total Cache alongside of Perfmatters and it's a great combo. Just make sure you don't enable similar features in each plugin. For example, don't enable Lazy Loading in Perfmatter and wprocket.
@@TonyTeachesTech thanks tony 👍
Hi Tony, recently I watched one of your videos where you recommended5 plugging - W3 Total cache, EWWW Image Optimise, Autoptimise, A3 Lazy Load and WP Disable. After watching this video, you recommend perfmatters. is it recommended in addition to the five
No. I made an update to that video you watched th-cam.com/video/nwNPwnFjN50/w-d-xo.html
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Haha thank you very much 🙏
Hi! After installing this plugin my score went from 45 to 38. I use Divi. Would you offer any ideas if that is even possible?
By disabling features with Perfmatters, your score went down??? Bizarre.
Did you work with the Script Manager?
@@TonyTeachesTech No, I choose not to just because I am not at that level, basically I do not understand what I can turn off. I suspect that Divi is way more complicated than the theme you are using.
@@milanstraka1107 I understand. Yes from what I can tell, it seems like Divi is more focused on page building than speed
Hey Tony I already have.. Server level cache do i need any cache plugin like WP rocket or only perfmatters
Server level cache is great! Is your server level cache for pages only? This is fine if it is, but I want to also make sure you are aware that there's also db cache and minification cache which can be enabled with a plugin like W3 Total Cache. I personally use W3 and Perfmatters on all of my websites. Had better luck with this combo than with WP Rocket.
@@TonyTeachesTech hey Tony I am using Nginx FAST CGI caching with Cloudflare on my digital ocene server. Do I need any cache plugin I am getting gtmetix grade B and ttfb of 80ms . But just few bloats
@@adityaarsharmapersonal I would like to know what your top issues are reported as in Gtmetrix? In general, you shouldn't need more than 1 caching plugin. Please note the Perfmatters is not a caching plugin.
@@TonyTeachesTech Tony please check this and guide. I don't use any cache plugins on my site gtmetrix.com/reports/arsofficial.com/Nk5KaNpE/
Thank you for this video. Great! You have one more thumb up ;-) I use Divi and had used Fastest Cache, but it has begun to cause problems by removing MailerLite autoresponder forms. Changing to WP Rocket, the forms are displayed, but many font signs are exchanged faulty. Now I´m checking W3 Total Cache and have an issue on accordon. PerfMatters and Autoptimize are soon to be checked.
Could you tell me, what would happen, if I´ll deactivate PerfMatters? Will all taken off scripts and datas fully set back to the status as before activating the plugin? That would be very helpful. Many thanks in advance.
Yes, if you deactivate perfmatters, this will reset back to before the plugin was installed. There are also some options within the plugin to back up your settings and explicitly reset the plugin
@@TonyTeachesTech Great, thank you. That seems to be what I´ve been looking for.
@@TonyTeachesTech I have bought PerfMatters. If the server supports http/2, would you recomment to activate lazy load?
@@Saitentanz Yes, lazy load will improve the perceived page load time of your website
thank you sir. this video was very helpful
You're welcome!
I have lazy load active in WP Rocket should i also have it active in perfmatter? Will it cause problems?
You should only have 1 lazy loading active at a time. It might cause problems having both turned on.
Do you have to pay for Perfmatters?
Yes it's a subscription
Really nice video!
Regarding Google Analytics... The Google perf. tool may put it a a 100%, but for the user, it's better to have it hosted by Google, as well as JS stuff from their perspective CDNs, because visitors probably already have a cached version of those files on their PCs....
Correct, there's a difference between having a perfect speed score and actual speed observed by your website visitors
Unfortunately, this plugins is removed from WordPress repository. So now if you want to get it, the only option is to purchase a yearly license for $25 a year. Damn I was not lucky even to try it out. 🤔
Any other options or advice @Tony ?
I'm not familiar with another plugin that has similar capabilities to Perfmatter's script manager. You can achieve some of the disabling of features with a plugin like WP Disable as demonstrated in this video th-cam.com/video/mfIIB4vBRGA/w-d-xo.html
Perfmatters does have a 30 day money back guarantee, so you could always try it and if you don't think it's worth it get your money back.
@@TonyTeachesTech well that's great, but these days I have too many monthly/yearly subscriptions and try to avoid one more as much as possible coz if I continue, then I will go bankrupt by the end of 2021 DEC :)
@@peakminute LOL I completely understand
Do you still use Lite Speed Server or Nginx for your website and is it better than LS cache? (cause I think LS cache don't have assets manager)
Right now I'm using WPX hosting for my website which uses LightSpeed. All settings are managed by my hosting company
but they are charging some extra than CloudWays... Do you feel it's worth to go from cloudways to WPX?
Great video. Thanks!
You're welcome!
What do you think a about wp rocket?
I've tried it in the past, but had better luck with W3 Total Cache
Can I use perfmater plugin with wp-rocket ?
Yes I don't see why not
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You should at least tell the proper setting for this plugin because you set your settings already which is not useful for viewers.
What do you mean by "proper setting"?
U siting in a dark its not good idea
Great video, thanks for the information.