ezCache Pro

ezCache Pro brings WordPress caching, page delivery, asset optimization, and site maintenance into one settings interface. It includes page caching, lazy loading, HTML minification, speculative loading, 103 Early Hints, diagnostics, settings backup and restore, and Development Mode, alongside its Pro controls.

Where does ezCache shop cached data?

Page caching serves cached HTML. Redis Object Cache stores database queries in RAM, while Redis Full-Page Cache serves pages from Redis. Cache Preloading warms the cache automatically so content is ready before users request it.

What can it change on a page?

• Critical CSS: Inline above-the-fold CSS and defer the remaining CSS.
• CSS and JavaScript optimization: Minify and combine CSS and JavaScript assets.
• WebP Image Conversion: Convert pictures to WebP to save bandwidth.
• Lazy Loading: Defer offscreen images and iframes.
• HTML Minification: Reduce page size by minifying HTML.

How does it handle asset requests?

CDN Integration rewrites URLs for static assets. DNS Prefetch and Preconnect provide settings for network connections. Speculative Loading lets Chrome prerender pages before a click, while 103 Early Hints lets browsers fetch CSS and JavaScript before the HTML arrives.

Which maintenance tools are available?

Database Cleanup can remove revisions, drafts, and transients. Heartbeat Control helps reduce server load. The Site Diagnostic Tool provides one-click performance analysis, Settings Backup and Restore lets administrators export or import configuration, and Development Mode can temporarily disable the cache during website work.

What should you check before using it?

After installing and activating ezCache, review the available settings. Start with the caching configuration, then choose the Redis, Critical CSS, CSS and JavaScript, WebP, CDN, and cleanup features that fit the site. Use diagnostics to review the setup and Development Mode when temporarily disabling cache behavior during changes.

The current plugin listing warns that ezCache has not been tested with the latest three major WordPress releases and may have compatibility issues on newer versions. Check compatibility with your WordPress installation before relying on its settings.