Is 10Web's Page Speed Booster for Wordpress another Nitropack - Page Speed Insights - Performance

Has anybody noticed yes it goes lightning fast but on windows Microsoft edge it breaks the SITE because it adds all your images to web wp and I guess edge is not optimized for the new technology. I tried multiple times, and when you go onto the Settings and you try to toggle it off, it does not let you.

I still wonder, is this "dubiousness" with 10web and Nitropack, what it takes to get a simple SEO boost for a small website lacking the team capabilities to improve my site score, LCP etc..
on google?

after 5 months, what do you think about it? i want to use it.

Any more updates about this Imran?

So Imran, do you recommend this plugin? because I have a slow website and I think this plugin might help.

Find anything new on this one?

Hi I was searching your videos to find a way to make a ACF phone field click to call, pls let me know do you have a tutorial on this thanks sir,

Nitropack V2 😂

Rebranded NitroPack xD

@web squadron i would like to see a comparision between code snippets pro vs wpcodebox :D

If I am already using Siteground Optimizer will it cause any conflicts? Running on Hello theme with elementor.

So it looks like the premium offering is literally just putting your site on an optimised hosting environment. In theory you wouldn't need it if you are running your own well set up VPS or dedicated server. All that said, I think you know my opion of the google page speed score, I'm much more concerned with real world load time in seconds. Unless Google offer some transparency on what score starts making a difference I'm not going to chase numbers.

Equally, given the biggest cuprits to a low score are googles own services I really can't see them penalising you in any meaningful way.

I still think it is all smoke and mirrors - but Your mileage may differ

Except for all of these similarities, let's test it in this way. The score you see is in the lab test and not a real user one, so you can try to delete your browser cache( or using a clean browser) and try to load that website and see how it goes and Compare it.
Also I need to mention delaying JS often breaks some of the site's functionality especially in Woo sites. I tried to delay JS using different plugins like Perfmatters...etc, and after that I see for example my pop up or off-canvas functionality wasn't working properly.

I saw Darell's tuts , You always different and i love the way you think bro .. waiting for your feedback after they reply

Yep i totally agree. I thinknI also commented this on Darrel's video. Ill have to see if this is the real deal or same with NP.

Nitropack v2 pretty much 😂

Hey my friend… I have to ask, why does it matter how they do it, if it’s done and working right..?

I don't think this is the best way of page speed optimization. Follow the basic rules, keep your site clean, don't install a s.... load of plugins. Then will be fine. Optimize your contents, images to Webp, minify CSS/JS. CSS in the head, JS at the end of the body tag. Then you won't need something like 10Web to optimize your website.

Awesome !!will try tonight.. and let you know

Great video Imran, thank you for taking the time to view my request :)

Don’t use bloatware and you won’t have problems with Performance 😂

I've tried this plugin. Well, it really does what it says, the score jumped from 74 up to 99 on mobile. But there were some issues as only header and background had showed up after optimisation, and the rest of the content had appeared only after the page scrolling and clicking the mouse all over the screen.
It could work in some cases, I dont know, but in my one it's like confusing and bad user experience. 10web has offered me to submit a support request for this, but I'm not really sure if I want to use this service at this stage. Anyway, must be well tested on different websites to make any conclusions, but for now I'm more skeptical

I’ve been waiting for a video from you on this, Imran! Do you think it’s bad to delay JavaScript execution? I used Perfmatters to do that, excluding a lot of Elementor JavaScript so there was no weird layout shifts before and after user interaction, but delaying Google Analytics and other ad tags. I’ve definitely seen the positive effects of doing this, as speed has improved in tests and real life, but I did notice that delaying Google Analytics until users interact is basically acting as a bot filter (reducing users and sessions because it’s not counting sessions that enter and leave with no user interaction)