With the free download of the Perfmatters plugin, you can deactivate unnecessary CSS or JS files created by various plugins on your WordPress site’s desired pages. By doing this, not only does the number of server requests decrease, but the size of the pages created for users also significantly decreases.
Other popular features and capabilities of the Perfmatters plugin include deactivating items such as user links in comments, emojis, XML-RPC files, Google fonts, Rest API, and more.
Free Download Perfmatters (v2.5.9) WordPress Plugin:
| Version | v2.5.8 |
| Update | |
| Size | 3MB |
| Original price | 290$ |
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Changelog
2.5.8 – 02.26.2026
Added new perfmatters_lazyload_data_src filter.
Added nav selector support for functions that target elements inside parent containers.
Added additional built-in CSS selector exclusion for Kadence active state class.
Added is_admin check to disable dashicons function for certain edge cases in the admin UI.
Added logic to prevent certain redundant options from showing up in the UI when parent disables are already toggled on.
Added new General, License and Analytics classes to separate out specific functionality.
Fixed an issue with certain attribute pair formats not being recognized when converting an element’s attribute string to an array.
Fixed an issue where delaying certain duplicate scripts would cause a JavaScript error and prevent remaining delayed assets from loading in.
Fixed a code snippet issue where targeting the front or blog page of the site by page ID would not match correctly.
Fixed multiple plugin UI HTML warnings for incorrect label target IDs.
Made some lazy loading adjustments to let WordPress still add the auto size attribute value when necessary before the Perfmatters output buffer runs.
Made changes to the way we handle images excluded from lazy loading to ensure they don’t have a loading attribute applied.
Removed previous functions.php file, refactored and migrated the contents to new and existing classes.
Refactored Utilities class, added a few functions from previous combined file, combined regex passes for clean_html, added memoization to necessary functions to prevent multiple runs.
Minor update to disable self pingbacks function for better compatibility.
Removed BETA tag from Code Snippets feature.
Translation updates.
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