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  • Plugin Author LiteSpeed Technologies

    (@litespeedtech)

    Hi longnha,

    If the images are generated in PHP, we can cache them. Otherwise, there is no real incentive to cache images, as they are already static files.

    The reason why caching improves performance so dramatically is because it creates static files out of dynamic pages, so it does not make sense to create a static file of a static file.

    Hope this helps,
    Kevin

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