Albert Bertilsson

A classical optimization on a web site is to configure cache headers of a page to enable the browser to display the page instantly if it has been loaded recently. This works very well when the user is hitting the back button to go back to the previous page.
What if we could do the same for the next page that the user will request? With this plugin this is now possible!
Fast Forward works by analyzing which pages are most frequently navigated to from the current page. The page with most traffic is then given as a preload hint to the users browser. For technical details please see: http://albertsnotes.blogspot.se/2012/06/browser-preloading.html.

Fast Forward

Help browsers preload content to speed up the next page view.

Stefan M.

The Plugin implements 2 things:
DNS-Prefetch
It looks for all CSS and JS Files which are loaded from external webpages and implement a dns-prefetch header tag. 
This saves a lot of connection time on page load.
HTML5 Prefetch and Google Prerender
It makes a new table with small statistics and measures (internal) referal page to next page. 
With these statistics, the most clicked “next” page will be automatically added as prerender. Prerender opens with very small CPU load the “next” guessed page already as a hidden Tab in the client browser. If the client select this page, the page can instantly showed without delay. 
Tests have shown a pageload decrease of 68%.
Please note: The prerender needs some stats to work correctly. Don’t try to generate some statistic, wait few days / weeks and you have organic and true statistic.
If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact us: <a href="http://wuk.ch/" title="web updates kmu GmbH" rel="nofollow ugc">wuk.ch</a>

wuk.ch DNS-Prefetch / Prerender

Adds dns-prefetch and prerender functionalities on WordPress for better PageSpeed.

Fast Forward vs wuk.ch DNS-Prefetch / Prerender