great, great plugin!!! only one thing….

Yes, that would be ideal, but here’s a workaround using another 5-star rated plugin.

A neat way to improve pagespeed scores for this plugin (and for any other plugin that loads js/css files on every page or post) is to unload unused js/css files with the plugin “Asset Cleanup”, which is built specifically for that purpose.

It gives you various ways to unload unused js / css files from every page or particular post type (“bulk unload”), or from individual pages/posts.

Using it on my Homepage alone improved my site’s Google pagespeed score from 93 to 97. After unloads on other pages/posts, I got it to 98.

For Secure Content Copy, I discovered that I can unload its two JS files and the single CSS file listed by Asset Cleanup for pages I don’t want to protect, but for posts that I don’t want to protect, I can only unload the two JS files. If I unload the CSS file (secure-copy-content-protection-public.css), then my custom formatted copy protection warning box appears as a banner across the header of posts.

Disclaimer: after you install the plugin, make sure to read the plugin’s instructions thoroughly, and back up your site before using it to make changes to your site.

You’d be surprised at how many plugins load JS/CSS files on every page and post (when they’re only needed on certain pages or posts) – pretty much all of them!

Forgot to mention… the Pro version allows you to load files asynchronously on pages where they are needed to further improve pagespeed scores.

Thank you very much for your feedback.

Thank you for the suggestion.
Hope it will be included in future updates.

We are working hard to improve our Free plugin.

you’re welcome, but you deleted my main comment about using Asset Cleanup plugin to unload JS/CSS files on pages/posts that don’t need to be protected. I put a lot of thought into that comment, in order to help people with speed issues, especially the original poster.

My other two comments which you approved were just “by the ways”. And not really of any benefit to others. The second of them refers to the Pro version of Asset Cleanup and not your plugin. So, without my original comment, my “Pro version” comment will mislead people to think it refers to your plugin ??

Oh, apologies, please ignore my last comment! Somehow, I couldn’t see my original comment, but it finally appeared