Whenever a WordPress site is accessed by a visitor, the content is generated dynamically with lots going on in the background, including multiple code executions, database queries and so on. This response time from the web server may actually create delays or can relatively slow down your WordPress site entirely. This is where the relevance of cache plugins comes into the picture.
These cache plugins have the ability to accelerate the load time by implementing a proper mechanism for the to and fro data transfer from the webserver to the browser and vice versa.
The cache plugin creates a static version of your content, eliminating all the bizarre activities in the background that takes place when a page is generated dynamically. Therefore, when facing issues with page speed and loading times, cache plugins are the solution that serves the purpose efficiently.
One among the most important peculiarities of our GDPR Cookie consent plugin is its ability to provide full compatibility with all the major cache plugins including:
- W3 Total Cache
- WP Rocket
- WP Super Cache
- Autoptimize
- LiteSpeed Cache
- HummingBird
It is also compatible with the server cache like:
- WP Engine
- Kinsta
- Pantheon
- Site Ground
- Varnish
In context with our GDPR Cookie consent plugin, the cache plugin works in a similar manner where it maintains a static copy of the previously requested consent preferences done by the user. That means separate static copies will be maintained for various categories like Analytics, Marketing, etc. based on the consent preferences given by each user.
Our GDPR Cookie plugin is incorporated with inbuilt cache compatibility scripts pertaining to specific cache, which runs automatically from the back end upon identifying the cache plugin. This will, in turn, essentially create a flawless functioning of your WordPress site. It works effortlessly even without having the need for the user to explicitly make any additional configurations.
Comments (9)
Laurence Cope
July 30, 2020
Its not actually working with WP Rocket. Visit the page, clear all my cookies, refresh page, Accept cookies, I can see Google Analytics there. Clear all cookies again (which should mean no cookies should be dropped), refresh page and I can see GA code on the site, so GA cookies are dropped even though I have not accepted again. If I clear Rocket cache and reload its OK again.
So seems Rocket cache is actually caching the GA output?
Laurence Cope
July 30, 2020
Accepting cookies and refreshing page shows no google analytics code either
Mark
August 4, 2020
It might be some site specifi issue. We will check in the ticket you created.
Joe
June 25, 2020
Is this plugin compatible with wp optimize cache?
Mark
June 25, 2020
Hi Joe,
Yes. It is compatible with WP Optimize Cache.
Arti
January 4, 2020
Is this plugin compatible with wp-fastest cache?
Mark
January 6, 2020
Yes. The plugin is compatible with WP Fastest Cache.
Hugo Messer
November 12, 2019
Hello, how does this plugin play with Varnish? I didn’t find any mention of it.
Mark
November 13, 2019
Hi,
Our plugin is compatible with Varnish caching.