By Chaon on Wednesday, 14 July 2021
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Hello
Nowdays most websites visitors use their mobile devices to navigate. On our website 90% of our visitor are from mobiles and that's the reason that we are looking for methods to boost the loading speed.
We know that there are many factors that can boost the speed and we already applied some changes.
Is there a way to use a light version of the Easyblogs JavaScript for exampe scripts/site-5.4.12.min.js?
Maybe a version with limited functions?
Kind regards
Is there a way to use a light version of the Easyblogs JavaScript for exampe scripts/site-5.4.12.min.js?
Maybe a version with limited functions?

Unfortunately, we do not have a light version of this Javascript minified file.

From what I test this on my mobile device, it seems the first initial server response time below 2s, is it the page load slow on your device?
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Wednesday, 14 July 2021 10:23
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Hello and thanks for the reply.
Don't you think that 2 sec is high?
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Wednesday, 14 July 2021 16:22
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Hi, i have to jump in here.

When it comes to the "Core Web Vitals - LCP" from google search console i can see for the mobile devices that mostly all links to my blog (easyblog) are affected with more then 5 sec..
I have noticed this a long time ago, but unfortunately I do not know how I can solve the problem myself without the help of stackideas.

here is also a follow up post about pagespeed related to javascript files from stackidas easysocial:
https://stackideas.com/forums/performance-measurement-defer-javascript
not about easyblog, but easysocial:
https://stackideas.com/voices/easysocial/item/543-light-scripts-js-versions-for-guest-visi

for the next version from easyblog 6 i hope we will see tremendous optimization for the mobile devices.
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Wednesday, 14 July 2021 16:51
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Hello and thanks for the reply.
Don't you think that 2 sec is high?

To be honest, it is fine for me unless the page only loads the blog content without other stuff then will be slow for me if load 2 seconds.

But we will see if we can do something about this in the next major version.
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Wednesday, 14 July 2021 19:09
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What i ment is that it takes 2 seconds to load this particular js file and yes we only use the blog content without anything else.
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Wednesday, 14 July 2021 19:18
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What i ment is that it takes 2 seconds to load this particular js file and yes we only use the blog content without anything else.

I see, the reason why it loads around 2 seconds is that all the Easyblog Javascript library files compile to 1 minified file so the file size becomes 700kb++ and it will take a little bit of time to load it.
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Thursday, 15 July 2021 13:12
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I enabled this feature after noticing the issue. So even when it's not compiled it takes much time to load
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Thursday, 15 July 2021 13:37
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I assume that you mean enabled compression feature from JCH Optimize plugin right? If yes, I am not talking about this thing from my previous reply.

What I mean is when we build the Easyblog production version, the system will collect all the Javascript files then compile them to 1 single Javascript minified file which is .../media/com_easyblog/scripts/site-5.4.x.min.js,

.../media/com_easyblog/scripts/bootloader.js
.../media/com_easyblog/scripts/xxx1.js
.../media/com_easyblog/scripts/xxx2.js
.../media/com_easyblog/scripts/xxx3.js
.../media/com_easyblog/scripts/xxx4.js
.../media/com_easyblog/scripts/xxx5.js
and etc.

And currently we do not have a solution to reduce this minified js file size yet.
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Thursday, 15 July 2021 19:20
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