Free Download Divi Rocket v1.0.48 – Best Caching Plugin for Divi Latest Version [Activated]

Database Optimization

By giving your Divi website’s database a good scrub, you can cut down on bloat and speed up your site. When you use WordPress and Divi, your site stores small bits of information that add up over time to make a huge digital scrap heap that can slow down and slow down your site over time. There are features in Divi Rocket’s database optimization that will help you get rid of unnecessary data, optimise (defragment) the MySQL tables, and even get rid of your trash with the click of a button (trashed comments, posts, pages, etc.). Every one of these options is below. You can choose which one you want to choose from. all or just the ones you need!

Browser Caching

All of the website’s files have to be downloaded by the user’s browser every time they visit a Divi web page. These files have HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and image data in them. The browser has to download all of this information, which makes it take longer for bigger pages on Divi websites to load. This can make users more frustrated, which leads to more people leaving and less conversions. Because these files are stored in a user’s browser, Divi Rocket doesn’t have to download them every time a user visits your site.

GZip Compression

Gzip is a powerful method for compressing files that can cut the total size of your Divi website’s pages by up to 80%, which means faster load times and less data use. While we aren’t the first caching plugin to use Gzip compression, we think it’s one of the best ways to speed up your website and serve content to your visitors more quickly. GZip can be used with the other powerful features in [Free download] Divi Rocket to make the most powerful caching solution for the Divi Theme that you can use.

Divi-Aware Server-side Caching

Traditional server-side caching works by storing web pages on the website’s server instead of in a browser. When your website is visited again, the server remembers the content and loads it quickly. The stored cache is then regenerated for the whole page every time there is a change made anywhere on the cached page. This way, the next visitor will get the correct page. Web page content is served to the visitor more quickly when this method of caching is used, but it can be a lot of work and take a lot of resources to do so.