10Web Booster Pro is a paid speed optimization edition for WordPress. It covers frontend optimization across the entire website and its images, along with backend optimization, on desktop and mobile sites of any complexity.

Caching and code processing

Page caching stores dynamic WordPress pages as static copies for faster retrieval. File caching stores minified and compressed scripts and styles. Cache controls include invalidation and session-aware, browser-aware, device-aware, and cookie-aware caching. Pro also uses NGINX FastCGI Cache for resources such as pages, feeds, and 301 redirects on subdomains.

CSS and HTML minification and compression reduce file sizes, and selected resources can be merged. JavaScript minification removes extra spaces, comments, and other nonessential code components; scripts can also be combined.

Image and media delivery

Image optimization reduces file size while preserving picture quality. WebP compression, container-specific resizing, and image preloading help deliver sizes suited to different screens and containers. The feature set also includes image lazy loading, iframe and video lazy loading, and font swap.

Four modes set the optimization level

During automated homepage optimization, the available modes are tested and compared. The highest-scoring mode that keeps the website from breaking is set as the default. You can change the optimization level for individual pages in the Custom rules tab of the 10Web dashboard.

• Standard: Caching, code minification and compression, image optimization, lazy loading, font swap, WebP conversion, and container-specific image resizing.
• Balanced: Standard features plus Critical CSS generation.
• Strong: Standard functions plus JavaScript delay.
• Extreme: Balanced features plus JavaScript delay.

Activation and page options

Switch to 10Web Booster Pro from the personal dashboard to manage optimization. Start the homepage optimization process and review the selected speed mode. Use Custom rules to set optimization levels for individual pages; the dashboard's URL area is used to add pages for optimization.