Varnish

This extension purges the cache from the Varnish server if your website running with a Varnish. The varnish extension is only available with premium.

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Heartbeat

What is Heartbeat API? The Heartbeat API is a simple server polling API built into WordPress, allowing near-real-time frontend updates. What does this extension do? By default, Heartbeat API ticks every 15 seconds on post edit pages and every 60 seconds on the dashboard. Heartbeat extension allows you to manage this frequency.

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Cloudflare

Powered Cache Cloudflare Extension is designed to enhance your website’s performance and security when using Cloudflare as a CDN (Content Delivery Network). This extension offers key features such as restoring the real IP address of your users, purging the Cloudflare cache directly from your website, and securely handling your Cloudflare API credentials. Setting Up API […]

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Database Optimization

Database Optimization clears out all of this unnecessary data, cleans up your tables. How does it work? Database Optimization triggers when hit on the “Save Settings and Optimize” button under the Database Settings. The optimization items will be added to the queue and batches will be processed as smaller chunks. PoweredCache uses WordPress internal functions […]

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Prefetch DNS

DNS-prefetch is an attempt to resolve domain names before resources get requested. If your website opens connections to many third parties, prefetching those domains can help to reduce latency. The URLs that entered the field will be converted to protocol-relative URLs (//) when adding the hint. DNS Prefetch and Preconnect The difference between dns-prefetch and […]

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Enable Sitemap Preloading

Sitemap preloading follows the URLs placed in the sitemap and preloads them. Sitemaps generated by Rank Math, Yoast SEO, All-in-one-SEO Pack, and SEOPress are detected and they preload automatically when the option has enabled. If you are using different plugins, you can enter the sitemap URLs. Sitemap preloading is available on PoweredCache Premium only.

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Enable Preloading

Preloading will visit pages based on the settings and generate cache, just like any other visitor to the site. How does it work? Preloading operates as a background process and can be initiated by the following events: Does it slow down my server? Concerns about preloading’s impact on server performance are understandable, particularly for sites […]

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CDN Integration

What is a CDN? A content delivery network (CDN) refers to a geographically distributed group of servers that work together to provide fast delivery of Internet content. How to Integrate with PoweredCache? First of all, you need to setup CDN. Once CDN is ready, you just need to map the CNAMEs. Make sure the CDN […]

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Remove Emoji Scripts

WordPress loads “wp-emoji-release.min.js” by default on every page, you can simply remove emoji scripts to reduce HTTP requests and stop being loading emoji scripts. It won’t remove emojis.

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Disable WordPress Embeds

Disables embedding posts from WordPress-based websites (including self embeds) which converts URLs into heavy iframes. Disabling embedding feature also removes wp-embed.min.js file.

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