ZenPress vs Performance Optimization

ZenPress disables unused WordPress and WooCommerce features, blocks security vulnerabilities, and configures cache plugins from a single settings page. Combined with Cache Enabler, Autoptimize and SQLite Object Cache, ZenPress replaces the need for premium performance plugins. Settings integrate directly into the WordPress core interface, without requiring a custom dashboard. Why choose ZenPress? Use curated settings presets to configure your site quickly. Integrates with the WordPress core interface for a familiar experience. A free alternative to premium performance plugins. Disable unused features to reduce page load and remove unnecessary code. Block security vulnerabilities by disabling unused features. Remove unnecessary third-party plugin code. Lightweight codebase with no external dependencies. Features ZenPress includes the following features: Dashboard Settings Navigate between categories using a tabbed interface. Features are grouped by Performance, Security, and User Interface. Select from three presets: Corporate, Blog, or E-commerce. Each setting includes a description of what it does and what side effects to expect. ARIA-compliant tabs with full keyboard navigation. Design matches the WordPress core interface. Core Settings Block user enumeration. Clean up the admin bar. Disable “WordPress” spelling correction. Disable all feeds (RSS, Atom, comments). Disable application passwords. Disable author archives. Disable autosave (classic editor). Disable Dashicons (admin icons). Disable default lazy loading for images. Disable DNS prefetch. Disable jQuery Migrate script. Disable login language selector. Disable oEmbed. Disable password strength meter. Disable PDF thumbnails. Disable pingbacks and trackbacks. Disable prev/next post links in head. Disable shortlink. Disable Windows Live Writer link. Disable WordPress emoji scripts and styles. Disable XML-RPC and RSD link. Hide WordPress version. Limit post revisions to 10. Limit REST API to logged-in users. Remove “Thanks for using WordPress” from footer. Remove Help tab. Remove REST API links from page source. Remove WordPress logo from admin bar. Gutenberg Settings Disable default pattern categories in Site Editor. Load block styles separately. Remove WordPress default block patterns. WooCommerce Settings Disable Stripe scripts on product and cart pages. Disable WooCommerce cart fragments. Disable WooCommerce scripts and styles on non-shop pages. Disable WooCommerce widgets. Hide WooCommerce version. Remove WooCommerce default block patterns. Ads-blocker Settings Clean up the Dashboard. Tools Settings Protect login from brute force. Show cache actions in admin bar. Integrations ZenPress integrates with Cache Enabler, Autoptimize, and SQLite Object Cache. When any of these plugins is active, the Tools tab shows integration status and one-click autoconfig actions. Admin bar: Adds a ZenPress menu to the admin bar with “Clear all caches” and options for each active cache (page, static files, object cache). Only appears when Cache Enabler, Autoptimize, or SQLite Object Cache is active. Hides those plugins’ own admin bar buttons. Autoptimize: Minify JS and CSS, combine CSS, static file caching, 404 fallbacks. Cache Enabler: Clear cache on content changes, WebP, compression, minify HTML. SQLite Object Cache: Enable “Use APCu” in the plugin if available. Presets Corporate website: For business sites and portfolios. Disables RSS, author archives, and other features typically unused on company sites. Blog: For content-focused sites. Keeps RSS and other blog-related features while disabling unnecessary assets. E-commerce: For WooCommerce stores. Disables non-essential WooCommerce features and removes unused WordPress functionality. Accessibility Navigate the dashboard using a keyboard: Tab, Arrow keys, Home, End, and Enter for all interactions. Tab panels activate immediately when focus moves between sections. Visible focus indicators on every interactive element. ARIA labels provide context for screen readers and assistive technologies. Privacy Statement ZenPress does not store, collect, or transmit any data. It does not send data to any third party and does not include third-party resources. Accessibility Statement ZenPress aims to be accessible to all users.

Did you ever read about Optimization of website/blog through ordering styles and Scripts in head section? If you like your website load in browser as quickly as possible then you may have read in performance optimization tips that you should move all CSS files on top and script at last in HTML head section . How do you order those calls? If you are manually putting CSS and JavaScript files in head section ( ), then you can do this very easily. Just modify once and optimization for this is over. What if you are using plugins and that are adding calls to JavaScript and CSS files dynamically. This is case of WordPress blog, where we use many plugins and those plugins add various Styles and Script files dynamically from wp_head() call. If above lines, do not makes much sense to you then probably you have not read this documentation on Google. The plugin will also collect different inline scripts to one place. Thus making the source code look better. To check, if the plugin is doing anything or not, compare the Head section before and after activating the plugin. (For reading more details discussion, follow the Plugin link on right side.) Author (satya61229) About page on WP