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WooCommerce Caching in 2026: Three Plugins Stop a Shopper From Writing Your Public Cache
WooCommerce protects three pages by ID, not by URL. Twelve caching plugins read from source: three stop a shopper with a full basket writing your cache.
Redis Refused 4,600 of 6,000 Writes at Its Memory Cap: Choosing a WordPress Object Cache in 2026
Two cache servers, four failure modes, measured on 23 September 2026. Redis refused about 4,600 of 6,000 writes at its cap. Memcached refused none.
The Hit Rate Dropped Overnight and the Cache Never Changed
A hit rate is hits over counted requests, and an update can change what either word means. The shape of the drop tells you whether the cache moved at all.
Meet xSpeed Cache: A Smarter Way to Make WordPress Faster with AI-Native Features
xSpeed Cache is an AI-native WordPress speed plugin with smart caching, CSS optimization, real-user monitoring, CDN tools, and AI-powered recommendations.
Cloudflare Caches 56 File Types, and HTML Is Not One of Them
Cloudflare caches 56 file extensions by default and none of them is HTML. What that means for connecting a WordPress page cache, and the order you purge in.
WP Rocket Pricing in 2026: There Is Nothing Between 3 Sites and 50
WP Rocket's Plus licence covers three sites. The next rung covers fifty. Seven paid plugins priced at 1, 5 and 25 sites, with the setup nobody invoices.
48% of WordPress Sites Have Under 100ms of Cache Headroom: When Not to Use a Caching Plugin in 2026
886 WordPress sites from our own scan archive. Nearly half have under 100ms of server time left for a page cache to take, and both ends of the archive land on the same LCP.
The Theme Looks Unstyled and Minify Is the Only Thing You Changed
Minification rarely corrupts a file. It changes which files exist and when they apply. Four bisect passes find the exact switch that broke your layout.
A Logged-Out Visitor Is Seeing Someone Else's Name
A cached page is serving one person's session to everyone. Two commands tell you which layer holds it, and seven documented routes explain how it got there.
Migrating from WP Rocket: Delete It First and There Is Nothing Left to Import
WP Rocket keeps every setting in one wp_options row, and deleting the plugin destroys it. What an importer reads, and which two Advanced Rules boxes never travel.
Perfmatters vs a Caching Plugin in 2026: Only One Feature Does Not Overlap
Perfmatters costs $29.95 a year and caches nothing. Its own docs tell you to turn your cache plugin's optimization off. What is left is one feature.
Take the Server Out Entirely and 93% of Slow WordPress Sites Are Still Slow: Why Caching Did Not Fix Yours
1,074 scan reports, 413 WordPress sites. Subtract each site's entire server response from its LCP and 93.4% of the failures still fail. The cache ceiling, measured.
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