• zlager

    (@zlager)


    Hi,

    I wanted to add the AMP to make my website faster and more accessible from mobile.
    but after adding the plugin my score actually dropped for mobile pages.
    after setting the cloudflare off for the amp version, i get the “Leverage browser caching” issue, I also have “Prioritize visible content” as an issue.

    I wanted to know, is it possible to use cloudflare to solve the browser caching?
    what would be the best solution to those issues?

    Best Regards,
    Roy Glaser

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  • frenchomatic

    (@frenchomatic)

    Prioritize visible content is always going to be an issue if you have a hardcoded image. If the image is in css you can often pass this rule but that requires reworking the theme. To be frank what really matters is user experience more than page speed stuff. do the basics right like image optimisation.

    Cloudflare – yes you can overcome this by caching static content (html) and caching at the Edge. However, you need to set up the correct page rules to do that and this depends upon your specific set up. Are you in AMP takeover, do you have W3 total cache running etc.

    I do this for my sites which are in AMP takeover (all pages are AMP and only AMP versions exist) – if you do it correctly you don’t need W3 total cache and many of the usual plugins like scripts to footer etc. You are always serving static html. It does mean of course that if you update anything, you have to clear the cloudflare cache.

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