Plugin-Schlagwort: performance
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Offline Shell
Offline Shell is a WordPress plugin which utilizes the client side [ServiceWorker API](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Service_Worker …
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VeloIMG – WebP & AVIF Image Optimizer
Local WebP & AVIF for WordPress. No external image CDN, account, API key, or paid feature limits.
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WP Clean Head
Cleans up the wp_head(); output to improve the performance and loading speed of your website.
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SiteLint – Web Audit Tools
Client-side & real-time checker for Accessibility, SEO, Performance, Security, Privacy, Technical issues.
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Health Radar
Detect plugin conflicts, performance issues, PHP compatibility risks, and debug log errors from your WordPress dashboard.
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Debug Bar Query Count Alert
A simple add-on for the Debug Bar plugin to replace the button text with the database query count and time.
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Minimum Configuration WordPress PWA
Add Progressive Web Apps (PWA) enhancement to your WordPress with minimum configuration. Preache your assets, and add offline page.
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Memory Usage Monitor
Displays memory/RAM usage for each plugin as they are activated and deactivated.
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Appcachify
Adds an HTML5 appcache manifest to speed up your site by storing static assets client-side.
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Merge + Minify + Refresh Clear Caches
This plugin clears other page caches/proxies when the Merge + Minify + Refresh cache is regenerated.
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AI Database Optimizer
AI-powered database optimization with automatic backup protection for peak WordPress performance.
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mPulse Real User Measurement
How fast do your users think your site is, really? How fast should it be? How do you get there?
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Whippet
All-in-one WordPress performance: remove bloat, cache pages, control scripts, optimise images, and connect optional Cloud premium services.
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Betterify
Have you noticed that your site is lacking something? Are you experiencing problems with WordPress and/or a plugin and/or a theme and/or your indigest …
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Calculate Page Execution Time
Track page execution time easily. Just activate and view page source to see the loading time at the bottom. No configuration needed for WordPress.
