Hello @nadhonar,
I hope you’re doing very well; it’s a pleasure to assist you.
At the moment, the plugin loads some resources from jsDelivr. We understand your concern about possible CDN restrictions, and we’ve already logged your request to have those files loaded directly from the site’s server (without a CDN). Our team works in sprints, prioritizing based on user impact and demand; if this improvement is included, you’ll see it reflected in the changelog of an upcoming release.
Thank you for sharing your case.
Best regards, peace!
Thread Starter
Mo
(@nadhonar)
Greetings
It seems that loading the required files from jsDelivr is your priority in developing this plugin, and loading them from the site’s own host is not approved by you. Is that correct?
Regards
Hello @nadhonar ,
I hope you are doing well.
Our team is already aware of this, and the option to load these resources directly from your own server (instead of jsDelivr) has been added to our development roadmap.
We work in sprints and prioritize improvements that benefit the largest possible number of users, so this change is planned for a future release and will be mentioned in the changelog once it is included.
Best regards, peace!
Hi @nadhonar,
I hope you’re doing well.
I’m reaching out to let you know that: Yes, this is now handled in version 2.0.
In v2.0 we changed the plugin to load JS/CSS locally instead of using jsDelivr, so the plugin no longer depends on external CDNs (which can be blocked in some regions). This also means you should no longer need to manually replace those references after updates.
Please update to v2.0 and let us know if you still see any assets being loaded from jsdelivr.net on your site.
Best regards,peace
Thread Starter
Mo
(@nadhonar)
I really appreciate your great work. 🙂
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