Hello, I am using Wp Rocket on about 170 sites, I have 95% the same setup. Is it possible to have an installation file with my pre-defined settings? I try to optimize my working time. thank you for your reply

Hi ... Would be awesome to have a purge EVERYTHING menu item in the WP Rocket admin menu. By selecting it, it would execute "Clear Cache", Purge OPcache" & "Clear CloudFalre" cache silmultaniously & even beter yet would also trigger "Preload Cache"

Over time, WP Rocket has converted several plugin features (manually-controllable) to automated settings. These changes have imposed a restriction to those who need to perform conflict checks with other plugins such as SG Optimizer. For example,

A checkbox should be selected (one or more selections) as to what type of pages/posts will the Delay Javascript be applied/enabled. Whether it be Blog Posts, Pages, Archive Pages, Product Pages etc.

Clear Siteground Dynamic cache and Memcached with WP Rocket clear cache button. Right now if we are using those features from Siteground we have to install SG Optimizer along with WP Rocket to be able to do that.

Most WP themes and even WP itself make very poor use of the size="" attribute which tells the browser what the best image is to pick out of srcset based on how much space it actually occupies on the page. Poor use or absence of this attribute leads

In the WP gutenberg block editor classes are added to the figure tag around an image rather than the img itself. This makes it difficult to use a class for excluding images from LazyLoading. It'd be great if the script could check for a class on a p

Delay Javascript is useful primarily to improve CWV on mobile. As such, there could be an option to enable it only on mobile browsers (those with "mobile" in user agent - this will exclude iPads, which is fine). This should be easy to implement - i

This is really a pain. I understand the logic behind making a choice for non-technical users, but I don't understand the reasoning for stripping options away from capable devs. As of now, my site has 0 "Good" pages (really, Google?) and that's beca

In Perfmatters, there's an option for JS to load after a certain number of seconds if no user interaction is detected. This would be great for WP Rocket. Adding a timeout would ensure the page load correctly everytime no matter what.

Hi, Unlike Litespeed, WP ROcket cache Post time stamp untill new post is published which is wrong, evenn if page is cached but post date and time should not be cached. i have website with 40k posts. im running post cache clear after every 12 hours.

With RocketCDN, it is necessary to use a relatively short cache expiry date in case the image gets updated. Suggest implementing querystrings on image URLs with a version number (say the upload date) so that long-lived expiry dates can be implemente