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Scripts and Styles Manager helps you optimize your WordPress website’s performance by letting you manage the scripts and styles loaded on each page. Identify and disable assets that you don’t need on specific pages, reducing page load times and enhancing user experience.
Features: 
– View all scripts and styles loaded on a specific page. 
– Toggle the loading of assets on/off with a simple interface. 
– Copy the source URL of an asset to the clipboard. 
– Pagination and search for easy navigation of assets. 
– Responsive and user-friendly design. 
– Lightweight and optimized for performance.
This plugin is ideal for users who want to optimize their website’s loading speed without diving into code.
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the MIT License. See <a href="https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT" rel="nofollow ugc">License URI</a> for details.

Scripts and Styles Manager

Easily manage the scripts and styles loaded on your WordPress pages to improve performance by toggling off unnecessary assets.

Scott Taylor

Similar to what we use on eMusic – this software is still experimental, but take a look!
Automagically concatenates JS and CSS files that are output in wp_head() and wp_footer() – stores / serves them from Memcached (if installed) or Database. In a load-balanced environment, the generation of flat files can be expensive and hard to distribute. Minify takes advantage of Memcached and Site Options / Transients to do the work once and share it among all servers in your cluster. File names are dynamically-generated to allow cache-busting of a CDN like Akamai that doesn’t always cache-bust by query string.
New .htaccess rule! 
 RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+)?/?wp-content/cache/minify-(.+)-(.*).(css|js)$ /wp-content/plugins/minify/make.php?hash=$2&type=$4&incr=$3&site=$1 [L]

Minify

Automagically concatenates JS and CSS files that are output in wp_head() and wp_footer()

Scripts and Styles Manager vs Minify