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Speed Up – Page Cache was constructed for made caching dead simple. Simple one-click install. That’s it.
When a page is rendered, php and mysql are used. Therefore, system needs RAM and CPU. 
If many visitors come to a site, system uses lots of RAM and CPU so page is rendered so slowly. In this case, you need a cache system not to render page again and again. Cache system generates a static html file and saves. Other users reach to static html page.
After a html file is generated your webserver will serve that file instead of processing the comparatively heavier and more expensive WordPress PHP scripts.
The static html files will be served to the vast majority of your users: 
– Users who are not logged in. 
– Users who have not left a comment on your blog. 
– Or users who have not viewed a password protected post. 
99% of your visitors will be served static html files. One cached file can be served thousands of times.
In addition, the site speed is used in Google’s search ranking algorithm so cache plugins that can improve your page load time will also improve your SEO ranking.

Speed Up – Page Cache

A very simple plugin to make your site run lightning fast with page caching.

Brendigo

BrenWP Cache speeds up WordPress by serving cached HTML pages to anonymous visitors. On a cache miss, WordPress renders the page normally; BrenWP Cache captures the final HTML output and stores it as a file. On subsequent requests, the cached HTML is served early, reducing server load and improving response times.
This plugin is intentionally minimal, transparent, and WordPress.org-friendly: 
* No telemetry, no tracking, no “phone home” 
* No external services or dependencies 
* Admin UI assets are strictly scoped to this plugin’s pages
<h3>Key features</h3>
Full-page file cache for anonymous visitors 
* Caches full HTML documents for GET requests only. 
* Designed for the common “public pages” scenario where most traffic is anonymous. 
* Avoids caching in common non-cacheable contexts such as admin, AJAX, REST, feeds, previews, searches, and similar endpoints.
Rules to prevent caching personalized or dynamic content 
* Exclude logged-in users (recommended; enabled by default). 
* Exclude URLs (one per line): 
 – Prefix rules (e.g. <code>/checkout</code>) 
 – Wildcards (e.g. <code>/cart*</code>) 
* Exclude by cookies (useful for ecommerce/session cookies). 
* Exclude by user agent (bots, scanners, special clients). 
* Bypass query parameter: when present (e.g. <code>?nocache=1</code>) caching is bypassed for that request. 
* Optional 404 caching (disabled by default; enable only if your 404 output is safe and static).
Tools and automation 
* One-click Purge cache tool in WP Admin. 
* Optional auto-purge when posts are updated (useful for content sites that publish/edit frequently).
Security and WordPress.org compliance 
BrenWP Cache is built to meet WordPress.org review expectations: 
* Capability checks + nonces for state-changing admin actions 
* Strict sanitization/validation of input and late escaping for output 
* Cache directory is constrained under <code>wp-content/cache/brenwp-cache</code> with path safety guards 
* Cached HTML is served as a full document (not escaped) and is integrity-verified with an HMAC signature; unsigned/invalid cache is treated as a miss 
* No obfuscation, no remote calls, no dangerous execution patterns
<h3>Recommended usage (important)</h3>
A full-page cache should never store private/personalized output. For best results: 
* Keep “Exclude logged-in users” enabled. 
* Add exclusions for dynamic endpoints such as: 
 – <code>/checkout</code>, <code>/cart</code>, <code>/my-account</code> (WooCommerce) 
 – Any pages that show user-specific data, pricing, currency switching, or session-based content 
* If a page sets cookies or sends <code>Cache-Control: private/no-store/no-cache</code>, it will not be cached.
Developed by Brendigo LTD.
<h3>Privacy</h3>
BrenWP Cache does not collect personal data and does not send telemetry. Optional Preload requests only your own site URLs. 
Caching is file-based on your server, stored under your WordPress content directory, and controlled by your configuration.

BrenWP Cache

Lightweight, privacy-friendly file-based page caching with a modern, strictly scoped WP Admin UI.

Speed Up – Page Cache vs BrenWP Cache