Cache Preloading – Typically, a cache plugin waits until a user visits a page to create a cached copy of it. WP Rocket automatically keeps your cache ready, which makes a big difference in page load times.
Browser caching – Storing static resources such as images, JavaScript, and CSS in the browser cache allows subsequent pages to load faster.
File Optimization – WP Rocket helps you minify and optimize the delivery of static files like JavaScript and stylesheets. Reducing the size of these files can significantly reduce page load times.
We have shared our detailed experience with this plugin in our band database WP Rocket review with pros and cons.
What are the settings used in WP Rocket?
We have enabled the following WP Rocket settings:
Full page caching
File optimization (minification of JS and CSS files and delivery of critical CSS)
JavaScript deferred (delay loading of JS, which solves the render-blocking problem )
Lazy loading of images and media files
Need help using these settings on your site? We have a step-by-step guide to setting up WP Rocket for the best results.