Wonyx Speed Optimizer

Wonyx Speed Optimizer is a lightweight WordPress performance plugin that provides practical caching, image and front-end optimization controls without requiring an external optimization service.

The plugin focuses on common performance tasks that can be managed from WordPress: caching eligible public HTML responses, generating WebP image sidecars, minifying cached HTML, deferring eligible JavaScript through WordPress script strategies, preloading a configured hero image, and warming a small set of local pages after cache purges.

Performance Features

• Page caching: Stores eligible public HTML responses in the WordPress content cache directory and serves warm cached pages on later requests.
• HTML minification: Reduces safe whitespace in cached HTML output.
• JavaScript defer: Uses the WordPress script strategy API for eligible front-end scripts while skipping handles with inline before/after code.
• LCP image preload: Lets an administrator specify an exact above-the-fold image URL to preload.
• WebP generation: Creates WebP sidecar files for supported JPEG and PNG files while preserving the original media files.
• Bulk image optimization: Processes existing media in small scheduled batches and reports conversion results.
• Cache preload: Makes small background requests to the same WordPress site to warm the homepage and a limited number of recently modified public pages.
• Optional Apache/LiteSpeed rules: When explicitly enabled by an administrator, the plugin can add its own marked .htaccess rules for browser caching, compression and WebP rewriting.

Privacy and External Services

Wonyx Speed Optimizer does not include advertising, telemetry or third-party analytics and does not require an external account for its core features.

The cache preload feature sends HTTP requests only to URLs on the same WordPress site’s host. It does not send site data to Wonyx IT Solutions or another external optimization service.

Compatibility Notes

Performance behavior varies by hosting stack, theme and installed plugins. After enabling optimization options, test important public pages and interactive features such as navigation, forms, account areas, carts and checkout flows. Avoid running overlapping page-cache or HTML optimization features in multiple performance plugins at the same time.

The optional .htaccess rules are intended for compatible single-site Apache and LiteSpeed environments. They are disabled by default, are not installed automatically on activation, and are not enabled on WordPress multisite networks.