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Right now we found a good compromise combining some JS and excluding some. We’ll avoid to defer JS now, because we’re already glad about the result. Thanks the same!

Is there a way to do it privately?

Thanks Julie, nothing else. I’ll wait the fix.

The issue did not happen again, so probably it was caused by something else.

But I did not like the fact that I did not receive any answer from the support. I had started to translate in Italian the plugin, but due to this I prefer to stop.

Have a nice day!

Ok, it is clear now. Thanks a lot!

I did not mention our web site inside that threads. So I don’t believe that it is for this reason. I did it only last time! It could be caused by something else?

Sorry @qtwrk, but I’m not following your reasoning. I contact you because I found on my report on Google Analytics some hit to the URL ourwebsite.com/LSCWP_CTRL=before_optm

It is clearly a reference to your plugin. So I asked you: why it happen? Obviously when we was in Siteground we never found an hit like this on our reports on Google. So why LS do that?

Thanks.

Sorry @qtwrk, I’m not sure to understand what you mean. I already have this code on my pages. What I have to do? Do you mean that the hit is generated by this? If yes, why?

Thanks.

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I prefer do not to hide it with CSS. As you told it could be dangerous! I prefer to wait that your team will fix it.

Thanks!

I’d like to defer the loading of some JS. If I understood well there isn’t a way to do it directly. But I need to defer all JS and only then exclude some JS that I want to keep above. I did it, but without any result.

For example, WordPress loads some JS that are not really important to print the page. So I’d like to defer them. But following the instruction mentioned above it doesn’t work. The JS remain immediately after the CSS files. The same thing happen with external JS and internal.

Do you have any suggestion to try to fix it?

We fixed the issue contacting our SMTP provider. Using as SMTP the direct IP it works.

Thanks the same and sorry!

I already tried that solution, but Google Fonts server is really fast. More than our. As WP-Rocket did well, a good solution is to reduce the requests doing only one if the font is the same IMHO.

Yes, perfect. Thanks!

Hello,

it was on all pages. I had to disable the plugin and re-able the plugin to fix the issue. Thanks the same!