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Option to selectively disable JavaScript files

WP Speed of Light · support · 2020-07-24T15:40:00+00:00

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I think being able to selectively disable JavaScript files would be a great improvement. For example, one could disable JQuery, should this not be used. Just an idea… Thank you! Hi, Thanks for feature request. We’ve though about that but that’s not a simple task as a single JS file could be called an use on any page of your website. So this is very complex to test as it requires to test every page of your website. Cheers,

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JoomUnited 2020-07-27T08:50:00+00:00

Hi, Thanks for feature request. We’ve though about that but that’s not a simple task as a single JS file could be called an use on any page of your website. So this is very complex to test as it requires to test every page of your website. Cheers,