A new Plone site gives me a 'google-speed' of 95 ( https://developers.google.com/ ), but only 53 for mobile.
Is it possible to drop some resources for mobile (maybe a diazo rule ?)
Or maybe move some 'loading' to the footer ?
A new Plone site gives me a 'google-speed' of 95 ( https://developers.google.com/ ), but only 53 for mobile.
Is it possible to drop some resources for mobile (maybe a diazo rule ?)
Or maybe move some 'loading' to the footer ?
Thanks… Had not seen it.
Is there a 'quick' way of getting it 'OK' (The site I tested on is quite simple and small and do not have much traffic (and no-one will pay me for the work)
The experimental profile is the first step.
After that reduce bundles sizes, split them up...
Let us know what you found out
From what I read, I assume I need to use (upgrade to ) Plone 5.2 ?
Yes, 5.2rc4 and above.
Maybe off topic, but I added a new site with a bit of styles and images:
In the DNS settings, I setup: mydomain to be redirected to www.mydomain
In apache rewrite rules, I set http://www.mydomain to be permanently redirected to https://mydomain.
So, If I check with 'Google Page Speed', I get mobile score:
http://mydomain --> 29
http://www.mydomain --> 34
https://www.mydomain --> 40
(for 'computer' the numbers are: 78, 82, 85)
Plone.org gives ( 37/ 85, 49/88, 55/ 93 ) https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=plone.org