WordPress 5.5 Integrate lazy loading image

no problems re. compatibility, best to test with and without lazyloading in AO and choose the one that give the best results for your site.

frank

what happens if we check the WordPress one and the Autoptimize one in the same time?

there is (as far as I know) no option to tick/ untick in WordPress. but if you enable AO’s, WordPress core’s will be disabled.

So, if I miss to deactivated it in AO now, the option in the WordPress core will be automatically disabled. So if I disable it in AO after WP 5.5 update, the WP core’s will be automatically enabled again?

correct ??

Thanks!

@optimizingmatters
I have try both the standard WordPress lazyloading images and the AO

The AO lazyloading image is 3x more fast then the default WordPress. This is good, but how is this possible?

well, native lazyloading leaves it to the browser to determine which images are lazyloaded, which in reality means a significant amount of image are not lazyloaded (which is a good thing for e.g. your logo and one or more hero images), whereas js-based lazyload (AO uses lazysizes) lazyloads all images (which can be too much, as the aforementioned logo & hero images are better not lazyloaded).

hope this clarifies,
frank

@optimizingmatters Thank you for taking your time to explain me the difference. I will continue to use AO lazyloading. At the moment is the best and never get any problmes.

you’re welcome, feel free to leave a review of the plugin and support here! ??