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From the HTML you shared, there is no clear evidence of a traditional WordPress caching plugin (like WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, LiteSpeed Cache, etc.). However, there is strong evidence of WordPress.com / Jetpack edge caching.

Here are the key indicators. 1️⃣ WordPress.com / Jetpack platform caching

This line is the giveaway:

/wp-content/mu-plugins/wpcomsh/jetpack_vendor/

wpcomsh = WordPress.com hosting environment

That means the site is very likely running on WordPress.com Business / VIP style infrastructure where caching is handled automatically at the platform level.

These platforms use:

• edge caching
• object caching
• CDN caching
• asset concatenation

All done without a visible caching plugin. 2️⃣ Static asset bundling (another caching signal)

You also have URLs like:

/_static/??-eJyVjMEKgCAQRH8o…

That format is typical of WordPress.com asset concatenation / caching, where multiple CSS files are bundled and cached.

This again confirms platform-level optimization rather than a plugin. 3️⃣ WordPress.com CDN for images

Your schema shows images loading from:

https://i0.wp.com/

i0.wp.com is the Jetpack / WordPress.com CDN.

That means:

• images are cached globally
• resized dynamically
• served via CDN

4️⃣ Jetpack is installed

You also have:

/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/

Jetpack often provides:

• image CDN
• lazy loading
• asset optimization
• site accelerator caching

✅ Conclusion

The site does have caching, but it is:

Platform-level caching from WordPress.com + Jetpack CDN

NOT a WordPress caching plugin.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by Rickp01.