Speed Booster Pack was created for developers and end-users that have no clue about search engine optimization (SEO) or the complex techniques needed for improving a site's loading speed.
The plugin abstracts all these operations to a beautiful interface in the WordPress backend, where users can turn on or off various settings based on their site's profile.
Once these options applied, there's a noticeable speed improvement on the site's frontend, making your site's pages load much faster than before.
Why is this important?
Because most search engines (including Google) have announced they take into account a site's loading time when creating their search rankings.
So if you dream of ever getting on Google's famous "search results first page", you better start caring about your site's speed from now on.
And where's not even going to mention about the user's impatience. We all hate slow-loading sites, and if a page takes too long, most users will abandon it while still loading.
Installation:
Unpack and upload it to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
Features:
- Move scripts to the footer
- Load JS from Google Libraries
- Defer parsing of JavaScript files
- Remove query strings from static resources
- Lazy load images to improve page load times
- Removes extra Font Awesome stylesheets
- Remove RSD link
- Remove WordPress shortlink
- Remove Adjacent posts links
- Remove Windows Live Writer Manifest
- Remove the WordPress version number
- Remove all RSS feed links from WP Head
- Load CSS asynchronously
- Minify all CSS styles
- Insert all CSS styles inline to the footer
- Disable all above CSS options on mobile devices
- Shows page loading time in real-time
- Shows the number of executed queries
- Shows the peak used memory
- Change the default image compression level
What is new in this release:
- Added Spanish translation.
What is new in version 2.1:
- Added an option to disable all CSS Async features on mobile devices, to avoid some appearance issues until finding a clean solution to fix it.
Requirements:
- WordPress 3.6 or higher
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