Take advantage of browser caching

You cannot do anything about facebook, because you have no control on the headers on facebook or google analytics. The only option is to remove it.

But there is a solution for the simple google analytics tracking.
https://thejunkland.com/blog/fixing-last-point-on-google-pagespeed-insights.html

As for urlhomepage/wp-content / cache / minify / 28ef0.js that doesn’t look like a fast velocity minify file, but rather some other cache plugin. Bare in mind, you cannot have multiple plugins doing minification of js and css files. You have to disable all that if you’re using fvm.

For your local (same domain) js and css files, you can set w3 total cache to do browser cache. It will rewrite your htaccess accordingly.