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Happy to report it works fine with no issues. Was 100% the other plugin I updated. Sorry for the waste of time.

Happy to test a control update of just Redis again (no other updates, but looks like you’ve pulled the update).

Hi Till,

Might be a false alarm – I updated another plugin at the same time as Redis updated, I now believe it is this second plugin update – not Redis that is the culprit. Will report back.

Resolved for me: In my case I found that the issue stemmed from a Retina Images script I had running that was overriding the cache control. Had to edit that file (/var/www/html/retinaimages.php) on line 10 to change cache time. Incase it helps anyone else.

I am also experiencing no Browser Caching through Pingdom and GTMetrix, even though I have long expiry times setup in Nginx. This seems to be a conflict with WP Super Cache.

Also experiencing occasional images not loading when using Safari 9.1 on MacOSX and latest version of Safari on iPad (iOS 9.3). Image Lazy Load seems to skip random images (about 10% failure rate), upon page refresh a different handful of images will be affected (ie. different images fail per load).

My website is a photo heavy vertical scroll, retina enabled (using script from https://retinaimag.es/) and current viewport ‘pre-load’ setting via Image Lazy Load is quite large (2400px).

One of the pages that is affected: https://www.hilarycam.com.au/2014/05/ella-garth-yester-grange-wedding-blue-mountains/

Ignore above advise. Seems to be a simple conflict with LazyLoad, once disabled problem resolves itself.

Fixed it. Found a few lines of Jquery code in the ProPhoto 4 theme’s js right at the end that when removed completely fixed the problem.

Here’s hoping it doesnt affect anything else the offending code was in

wp-content/uploads/p4/static/_script.js
and
wp-content/uploads/p4/static/XXXXXXXXXXXX_script.js

and was:

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