Tyron Bache

Mustang WPO (Web Performance Optimization) helps you audit, view, and manage your site’s performance without leaving WordPress.
IMPORTANT: This plugin requires a valid Google Cloud API Key with the PageSpeed Insights API enabled to function. The plugin will not work without this API key.
<h4>Key Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Dashboard Widget – At-a-glance performance overview on your WordPress dashboard showing Mobile and Desktop scores</li>
<li>PageSpeed Performance Scores in List Tables – View mobile and desktop PageSpeed Performance scores directly in your post/page list tables</li>
<li>Block Editor Integration – Run PageSpeed audits and view results in the Gutenberg editor sidebar</li>
<li>Performance Budgets – Set performance budgets per post type</li>
<li>Global Audit – Audit all your content at once with batched processing</li>
</ul>
<h4>How It Works</h4>
<ol>
<li>Install and Activate – Install the plugin and activate it</li>
<li>Configure API Key – Add your valid Google Cloud API Key with the PageSpeed Insights API enabled in Mustang WPO > Integrations</li>
<li>Set Budgets – Configure performance budgets for different content types</li>
<li>Run Audits – Use the editor sidebar or global audit to measure performance</li>
<li>Monitor Results – View scores in list tables</li>
</ol>
<h4>Performance Budgets</h4>
Set performance budgets for each content type: 
* Max Load Time (LCP) – Largest Contentful Paint in seconds 
* Max CLS – Cumulative Layout Shift (unitless) 
* Max INP – Interaction to Next Paint in milliseconds 
* Max Page Weight – Total page size in MB
<h4>API Integration</h4>
Mustang WPO integrates with Google PageSpeed Insights API v5: 
* Required API Key – A valid Google PageSpeed Insights API key is mandatory 
* Supports both mobile and desktop strategies 
* Handles API quotas and rate limiting (240 requests/minute) 
* Graceful error handling for network issues 
* Secure API key storage with encryption
<h3>Support</h3>
For support, feature requests, or bug reports, please visit the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/mustang-wpo/" rel="ugc">WordPress.org support forums</a>.
<h3>Privacy Policy</h3>
Data Collection and Usage:
Mustang WPO requires a Google API key to function. Here’s what data is collected and how it’s used:
Data Sent to Google: 
* URLs of your website pages (for performance analysis) 
* No personal data, user information, or content is transmitted 
* API requests include your website URL and strategy (mobile/desktop)
Data Stored Locally: 
* PageSpeed audit results are stored in your WordPress database 
* Your API key is encrypted and stored securely in your database 
* No data is sent to third parties other than Google PageSpeed Insights API
Google’s Privacy Policy: 
This plugin uses Google PageSpeed Insights API. Google’s collection and use of information is governed by <a href="https://policies.google.com/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">Google’s Privacy Policy</a>.
API Key Security: 
* Your API key is encrypted using WordPress security salts 
* The full API key is never displayed in plain text 
* API key is stored in your WordPress database, not transmitted to external servers
Rate Limiting: 
The plugin enforces a rate limit of 240 requests per minute to prevent abuse and comply with Google’s API terms.

Mustang WPO – See Your Performance Clearly

Mustang WPO (Web Performance Optimization) helps you audit, view, and manage your site's performance without leaving WordPress.

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