Jose Mortellaro

It removes cookies from the requests to static resources for modern browsers.
When the browser requests a static resource such as an image, a stylesheet, or a script, it sends to the server all the cookies, and it does it at every request. 
If your page requests 10 scripts, then it sends 10 times the cookies. 
As you have probably heard, a way to solve this issue is to serve the static resources from a cookies-free subdomain. 
The cookies-free subdomain is a possible solution, but sometimes you have no wish to create a subdomain only for the static assets and give instructions to WordPress for fetching them from the subdomain.
Moreover, why don’t we solve this issue directly at the root? Is the browser that sends cookies to the server, so let’s address this issue with the browser. 
This is exactly what Remove Cookies From Static Resources does. It instructs the browser to don’t send its cookies when it requests static resources. 
However, this solution will work only with the modern browsers that support the crossorigin attribute. 
The plugin simply adds crossorigin=”anonymous” to all the requested scripts, links, and images. Nothing else. 
This plugin will not work for old browsers. It will also not work for all those resources that are added with JavaScript, or CSS.
This plugin has no settings. No additional HTTP requests, no additional database queries. It consumes practically zero.
You should see an improvement in performance if yor website requests many static resources sending big data through the cookies. 
In all other cases you don’t need this plugin, as you would not need to serve static resources from a cookies-free domain. 
Removing cookies from static resources is not always the performance saver that some people think. This is totally not true in many cases. 
In most cases the cookies aren’t the cause of bad peformance, but the resources itselves. In those cases, it would be more effective totally removing the resources that you don’t need everywhere with <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/freesoul-deactivate-plugins/" rel="ugc">Freesoul Deactivate Plugins</a>.
Of course, removing cookies from static resources improves also the privacy of your visitors.
As a side note, removing cookies form static resources with this plugin will have no impact on the score given by some speed meters. 
The speed meters only check if the static resources are requested to free-cookies domains, but they don’t check the crossorigin paramenter.
<h3><a href="https://josemortellaro.com/remove-cookies-from-static-resources/" rel="nofollow ugc">How to remove cookies from static resources</a></h3>
<ul>
<li>Install Remove Cookies From Static Resources</li>
<li>Done!</li>
</ul>
<h3>How to understand if I really need to remove cookies from static resources</h3>
<ul>
<li>Go to your website</li>
<li>Right-click => Ispect => Console => write document.cookie.length and press enter</li>
<li>If you see a number higher than 5000 you probably need this plugin to save bandwidth due to big data transfers through the cookies. For lower numbers you will probably not need this plugin.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Does removing cookies from static resources always improve the performance?</h3>
Absolutely not! It improves the performance only if yor website requests many HTTP requests due to static resources and it writes many data to the browser through the cookies.
<h3>Limits</h3>
<ul>
<li>This plugin doesn’t work for old browsers that don’t support the crossorigin attribute</li>
<li>This plugin doesn’t work for all those resources that are added with JavaScript or CSS, and probably it will never work in those cases, neither with future versions of the plugin.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Backend Speed Optimization</h3>
Need a faster WordPress admin? I specialize in backend performance optimization. 
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Remove Cookies From Static Resources

It removes cookies from the requests to static resources for the modern browsers.

Prakhar Bhatia

Hungry Resource Monitor is a lightweight yet powerful WordPress plugin that tracks memory usage, database queries, and execution time across your entire site. Identify resource-heavy plugins and themes, clean up database bloat, and receive configurable performance reports to keep your WordPress installation running smoothly.
<h4>Key Features</h4>
📊 Dashboard & Monitoring 
* View top 5 resource consumers at a glance 
* Real-time memory and query statistics 
* Per-request tracking and analysis 
* Historical data with configurable retention
⚡ Server Limits Display 
* PHP memory limits (current and peak) 
* Maximum execution time settings 
* Upload file size limits 
* Post max size configurations 
* Complete server environment overview
🧹 Database Cleanup Tools 
* Remove post revisions 
* Delete auto-drafts and trashed posts 
* Clear spam and trashed comments 
* Purge expired transients 
* Clean orphaned postmeta entries
🔍 Unused Asset Detection 
* Find and delete inactive plugins 
* Identify unused themes consuming space 
* Safe deletion with confirmation dialogs
⏰ Cron Management 
* View all scheduled WordPress cron jobs 
* Identify orphaned crons from deleted plugins 
* One-click removal of individual crons 
* Bulk cleanup of all orphaned cron events 
* Visual status indicators for active vs orphaned crons
📧 Email Reports 
* Configurable daily, weekly, or monthly reports 
* Performance summaries delivered to your inbox 
* Resource usage trends and recommendations 
* Optimization tips based on your site’s data
🛠️ Admin Toolbar Widget 
* Real-time memory and query stats 
* Quick access to monitoring dashboard 
* Visible only to administrators
<h4>How It Works</h4>
<ol>
<li>Activation: Plugin starts tracking resource usage immediately after activation</li>
<li>Monitoring: Each page load is analyzed for memory, queries, and execution time</li>
<li>Analysis: Data is aggregated to identify top resource consumers</li>
<li>Reporting: Regular reports notify you of performance issues</li>
<li>Optimization: Use cleanup tools to reduce bloat and improve performance</li>
<li>Maintenance: Configure retention periods to manage stored data</li>
</ol>
<h4>Use Cases</h4>
<ul>
<li>Performance Debugging: Identify which plugins or themes are consuming the most resources</li>
<li>Database Optimization: Clean up bloat from revisions, drafts, spam, and orphaned data</li>
<li>Server Monitoring: Keep track of server limits and resource availability</li>
<li>Proactive Maintenance: Receive regular reports before performance issues become critical</li>
<li>Site Auditing: Evaluate resource usage before and after installing new plugins</li>
<li>Hosting Optimization: Make informed decisions about hosting resources based on actual usage</li>
</ul>
<h4>What Gets Monitored</h4>
<ul>
<li>Memory usage (current and peak)</li>
<li>Database query count and execution time</li>
<li>Page load execution time</li>
<li>Per-request statistics and trends</li>
<li>Plugin and theme resource consumption</li>
</ul>
<h4>Cleanup Options</h4>
<ul>
<li>Post revisions (all or keep a specific number)</li>
<li>Auto-drafts</li>
<li>Trashed posts and comments</li>
<li>Spam comments</li>
<li>Expired transients</li>
<li>Orphaned postmeta entries</li>
</ul>
<h3>Support</h3>
For support, feature requests, or bug reports: 
* Website: https://nandann.com 
* Subject: WordPress Development Help Request
Professional WordPress development and troubleshooting services available. Expert solutions for complex WordPress challenges including custom development, site migrations, security audits, and performance optimization.
<h3>Privacy</h3>
This plugin does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data to external services. All monitoring data is stored locally in your WordPress database.
The plugin stores the following information in your WordPress database: 
* Resource usage statistics (memory, queries, execution time) 
* Page load timestamps 
* Plugin settings and configurations
This data is used solely for monitoring and plugin functionality.
The plugin does not: 
* Send data to external servers 
* Use third-party APIs for tracking or analytics 
* Track users across sites 
* Share data with third parties 
* Collect any personal or identifiable information
All data remains on your server under your control.
<h3>About the Developer</h3>
Prakhar Bhatia is a professional WordPress developer and troubleshooter with extensive experience in:
<ul>
<li>WordPress Troubleshooting: Expert diagnosis and resolution of complex WordPress issues, performance optimization, and security hardening</li>
<li>Custom Development: Bespoke WordPress plugins, themes, and custom functionality tailored to specific business needs</li>
<li>Site Migration & Hosting: Seamless website migrations, hosting optimization, and server configuration for peak performance</li>
<li>Security & Maintenance: Comprehensive security audits, malware removal, and ongoing maintenance to keep sites secure</li>
</ul>
Nandann Creative Agency specializes in WordPress development solutions for businesses of all sizes.
Website: https://nandann.com
<h3>Credits</h3>
Built with performance and reliability in mind. Developed by Prakhar Bhatia at Nandann Creative Agency.

Hungry Resource Monitor

Monitor memory, CPU, and resource usage. Detect bloat from plugins, themes, and database. Weekly reports and optimization tips.

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