Hi @mushlih
with the PRO version, you will be able to disable specific plugins only on desktop, but with the free version, you can only decide that on mobile, specific plugins don’t run.
But if the problem is only on a few pages, you can do it by installing Specific Content For Mobile.
After installing Specific Content For Mobile, you can create the mobile version of a page. Let’s say you have the page “Page Sample”, and you create the mobile version.
For the page “Page Sample” desktop version you can disable a specific plugin, and on the mobile version of the same page, you don’t disable it.
This would be a good solution if you need it only on a few pages, if you need it on all pages, it would be not so easy.
Take into account that you should have a caching system that distinguishes between desktop and mobile, in another case you would have issues because the cached version of the page would be generated by visiting the page with a device, then all other users would see the same cached version, no matter if they are using a mobile or desktop device. If the caching system generates different cache versions, the problem will not occurr.
