Sayan Naskar

<p>WordPress by default adds query strings “?” or “&” to the static resources (CSS & JS) files used in the site. This plugin will help to remove the query stings from all the static URLs used in the site, thus it will significantly improve site speed scores in services like PageSpeed, YSlow, Pingdoom and GTmetrix.</p>
<p>Resources with a “?” or “&” in the URL are not cached by some proxy caching servers, and moving the query string and encode the parameters into the URL will increase your WordPress site performance significant.</p>


Static Resource Cleanup by Removing Query Strings

Nice and robust plugin to enhance page speed.

Page Speed Increase

Wordpress by default adds query strings “?” or “&” to the static resources (CSS & JS) files used in the site. This plugin will help to remove  …

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Vladimir Vassilev

<p>Cache Me Baby is a powerful and flexible caching tool designed for WordPress websites. The plugin automates warming up your website’s cache by simulating visits to every published page, post, and custom post type, ensuring that cached pages are ready to serve at high speed. It seamlessly integrates with Cloudflare to optimize both your local and CDN caches, making it an ideal solution for sites that demand fast performance without waiting on manual cache builds.</p>
<h3>Key Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Simulates visits to every published page, post, and custom post type to keep caches preloaded.</li>
<li>Integrates with Cloudflare by clearing cache before warming up and reinitiating Cloudflare s caching process.</li>
<li>Processes thousands of URLs efficiently with minimal server impact.</li>
<li>Provides flexible scheduling for cache warming (daily, weekly, or monthly).</li>
<li>Automatically rebuilds the cache when content is updated.</li>
<li>Compatible with all WordPress caching plugins.</li>
</ul>


Cache Me Baby

Cache Me Baby simulates visits to pages and posts to warm up your cache and integrates with Cloudflare for faster load times.

Static Resource Cleanup by Removing Query Strings vs Cache Me Baby