Ilya Grigorik
Ilya Grigorik
That should work. I'm guessing the user you're executing that command with just doesn't have the right permissions to create the cache.flush file? FWIW, you can change the cache path,...
@lookingupdate hmm, did you turn it on? Docs: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/module/system#flush_cache_legacy - looks like it's off by default in favor PURGE method.
@passcod's answer is basically there. A few small corrections: - Chrome supports rel=prefetch, and it works great - Chrome also supports rel=subresource, rel=dns-prefetch, and rel=prerender - DNS prefetching _does_ work...
@nimbupani @Raynos fwiw, http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1230000000545/ch10.html#_browser_optimization
@Lefaux I agree that current logic might miss some sites, but we're to shooting for 100%. If you have a prod policy that strips any and all identifiers, a tool...
> Since the whitelisting stuff is not really an option what's your thought on having a `XMLHttpRequest` against an endpoint on the CMS side of things that LH could do...
Sadly, DMOZ is deprecated.. I don't think we should hitch our wagon to this particular dataset.
Hmm, no that's something we need to investigate. Thanks for the heads up Eric. /cc @pmeenan @rviscomi
Strong +1. It's far too easy to draw wrong conclusions based on current synthetic tests running on oversubscribed VMs.