Powered Cache free WordPress plugin

Powered Cache is a comprehensive caching and performance plugin for WordPress. It comes with built-in extensions that improve your website’s performance. Plugin Website: poweredcache.com Features Simple and easily configurable. You can import and export settings via one click. Page Caching Object Caching (redis, memcached, memcache, apcu) Support mod_rewrite (automatic .htaccess rules) Mobile support (separate cache file for mobile) Logged-in user cache SSL support CDN support Cache Preloading Page cache rule management Gzip support Built-in extensions: Lazy Load, Preloader, Cloudflare Multisite support Smart cache purging (automatic cache purging on post update/publish) Built-in extensions Built-in extensions (aka add-ons) come with Powered Cache to provide more functionality. Cloudflare – Cloudflare compatibility and functionalities Free Lazy Load – Loads images and iframes only when visible to the user Free Preload – Preload posts before actual user request page Free Varnish – Varnish cache purging Premium only Minifier – Reduce size of HTML,CSS,JS files by compressing and concatenating them. Premium only Remote Cron – Trigger WordPress cron remotely Premium only Premium Support We don’t always provide active support on the WordPress.org forums. Premium (directly) support is available to people who bought the Powered Cache Premium only. Premium Features All current and future premium extensions Get benefits from our bots like regular cron checks, preloading, etc… WP-CLI commands ready to save your time We are providing top-notch premium support to premium users No Ads on plugin page Contributing & Bug Report Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on Github. Some of our features are premium only, please consider before sending PR. Documentation Our documentation can be found on GitHub From within WordPress Visit ‘Plugins > Add New’ Search for ‘Powered Cache’ Activate Powered Cache from your Plugins page. That’s all. Manually Upload the powered-cache folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the Powered Cache plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress That’s all.