• Facing issues once I try to unload jQuery. Nothing happens on save and it reverts back. Any idea?

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  • Plugin Author Gabe Livan

    (@gabelivan)

    @alriksson I just made a test and everything works as it should when I’m unloading the “jquery” handle. Is this the one you unloaded as well? Perhaps there’s a plugin that interferes with it. I’m positive it works as it’s been tested many times.

    PS: I assume you know what you’re doing. jQuery is unloaded in very rare cases when one is positive it’s not needed at all. If you’re not sure about whether you need it or not, I suggest you leave it loaded and render-blocking.

    Thread Starter Rookie

    (@alriksson)

    I just made a test and everything works as it should when I’m unloading the “jquery” handle. Is this the one you unloaded as well? Perhaps there’s a plugin that interferes with it. I’m positive it works as it’s been tested many times.

    Hmm just reverst back for me all other works to unload even core scripts and css but not jquery not sure why.

    Was thinking about adding a row about this as well so other users don’t see this and think it’s just straight forward to go ahead and unload the main jQuery lib.

    Trying to go vanilla js and get rid of the bloated unused jQuery 🙂 Would hope the core would work and force developers and themselves into vanilla js as it’s a lib not needed 2020 and is a bottleneck for performance.

    PS: I assume you know what you’re doing. jQuery is unloaded in very rare cases when one is positive it’s not needed at all. If you’re not sure about whether you need it or not, I suggest you leave it loaded and render-blocking

    Thread Starter Rookie

    (@alriksson)

    @gabelivan Any update on this one Also good go mention I use jquery updater to update to v 3.5.1

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