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1. Check exclude tab if there is a exclude defined. 2. Check .htaccess if there is a no-cache rule.

Because the built-in crawler doesn't support these varies. He is too primitive. If you use my cache varies, then you have to delete the original cache varies.

For desktop devices you must enter nothing. Only for mobile devices you have to enter terms: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/pre-cache-mobile-pages.22587/post-127995 FYI: The cache plugin does not differentiate between an iPhone and other mobile devices if you use the...

Did you uncomment the rewrite rules in .htaccess?

No. Mobile == all mobile devices Chrome === all devices (Mobile and Desktop) Safari === all devices (Mobile and Desktop) You should look into the topic of user agents a little more intensively. You don't seem to have any knowledge of what a user agent is and unless you know that, you don't...

"Mac" and "Macintosh" is for all Apple devices, also for Deskop device, so don't enter it. The cache plugin has default terms for mobile devices already defined, so you don't have to enter additional terms. My cache varies in .htacces are much more accurate than the plugin's cache varies.

The cache-control is set to no-cache.

It does not work like that. The terms entered are search terms that are used to search for these words in the user agent string. The term "iPhone" is included in the user agent for the Safari browser on iPhones, but not "iPhone & Macintosh". That's why the search result is false. You don't have...

Correction. If you use webp images, you need to enable the "Separate View for Safari Browser" setting.

Enter this Mobile Android Silk/ Kindle BlackBerry Opera Mini Opera Mobi It is not guaranteed that these user agents ensure complete synchronicity between the cache plugin and Journal because I don't know whether Journal differentiates between iPhone and mobile devices. This differentiation...

Could you please post a screenshot of this setting?

@AndreyPopov The problem with your custom solution is that it only works if a page is not cached. Given that running PHP on a cached page is worthless because it is not available, this limitation makes your solution worthless. I don't have to explain to you why this is so. You should/need to...

Regardless of your individual needs, with LScache (LScache == LiteMage) it is possible to either exclude specific areas of a page's content from the cache or to define special cache rules for these areas. LScache uses ESI (Edge Side Includes), which could also be called a fragment cache. The...

According to the documentation, different versions or different code are used for mobile devices and desktop devices. The screen resolution is irrelevant because, according to the documentation, the user agent decides which code is used for which device. The scope of functions of the OC cache...

I already provided the proof! You are required to improve your non-working solution. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/journal3-webp-no-support-in-safari-and-lscache.18880/post-127923

Stupid question! Answer: To make it work. You advertise your custom solution as a working solution, but your solution doesn't work. Then why are you asking such a stupid question?!

I think you have the wrong idea about how to run a website. LiteSpeed is primarily a provider of an alternative web server. But running a website requires more than just a web server. You either have to add the necessary information manually or expand the settings of the server control panel you...

You should use LiteSpeed's cache plugin suppport at WordPress. Only there you will get qualified support for this issue because this forum doesn't support cache plugin for WordPress any longer. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/...