Did you repeat the tests a few times and does your server support http push?
The intended section for the http headers is for http headers, not for the preload link tag. Those are different things. It also only generates after the css and js files are created, so you may need to purge the page cache before you start seeing the headers.
I agree the implementation could be better, but I will improve it in the future.
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eddie
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Did you repeat the tests a few times and does your server support http push?
What mod it is?
Several times. I was cleaning the cache.
The intended section for the http headers is for http headers, not for the preload link tag. Those are different things. It also only generates after the css and js files are created, so you may need to purge the page cache before you start seeing the headers.
I looked http headers by https://bertal.ru. And timeline of scripts/css by https://gtmetrix.com “Waterfall Chart”.
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eddie
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I manually add in code:
<link rel=”preconnect” href=”/wp-content/uploads/cache/fvm/” crossorigin>
But its not a good decision.
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eddie
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Did you repeat the tests a few times and does your server support http push?
HTTP/2 enabled.
How do I resolve the problem?
out/header-XXX.min.js
out/footer-XXX.min.js
have a large loading delay.
let me know your site url.
I’ll take a look.
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eddie
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I gave you the site url 2 weeks ago. Did that help you?
no time to look yet, sorry.
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eddie
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Hello!
Any time for this?
It will be available in a few days time. Thanks
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eddie
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Thank you!
And could you make an option to disable FVM in AMP? It’s not needed there.