Michelle D.

Hi @prosegchile,

We appreciate your shout-out to UserFeedback! We hope you continue to enjoy the plugin.

Thank you!

Hi @ikizceli,

We appreciate your feedback! Our team is happy to know UserFeedback has been nice and useful so far. We hope you continue to enjoy using the plugin.

Thank you 🙂

Hi @stev3lvis,

We’re thrilled to hear that things have been good so far!

We hope MonsterInsights continues to provide what you need and if you ever need any help or have questions, feel welcome to reach out at https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/plugin/google-analytics-for-wordpress/ anytime 🙂

Thank you!

Hi @ismsh,

Appreciate your feedback and review! 😊 We hope you keep enjoying MonsterInsights!

Thank you.

Hi @husseinalmosawi,

Your feedback makes our day! 😃 We hope you continue to have a 5 star experience.

Thank you.

Hi @carloscasadocoach,

Appreciate your feedback and review 😊 We’re glad to know MonsterInsights is easy to start using and we hope you keep enjoying the plugin!

Thank you.

Hi @pedrodn,

Thanks for reaching out.

Our recommendation is allowing MonsterInsights scripts to load as soon as possible for the most accurate Google Analytics tracking.

In case it helps to know, MonsterInsights itself aims to add as little overhead as possible on the frontend for your visitors.

We load the Google Analytics script directly from Google because it’s usually cached in your visitors’ browsers, as it’s used on millions of sites. Besides that, our frontend tracking features script is optimized and very specific tracking functionality is only loaded where needed.

On the admin side, our interface is fully built using a modern JavaScript framework that makes it fast to load async without using up a lot of resources.

That being said, I quickly tested the previously shared code snippet, and didn’t run into any issues with the filter. It replaced the default async attributes with defer. Would you be able to share the code snippet being added to your website, as well as more details on how it’s currently being implemented?

Adding fetchpriority=low doesn’t currently apply to scripts, it is primarily intended for images and CSS resources.

Thank you.