Matt

That will cache the HTML, it does not reduce the size of the HTML so it should not have any affect on FCP times.

Yeah, I'm not sure why it's flagging an image load as blocking. I'm not sure what we can do about that.

I think the issues with RocketLoader remain.

We wish. I think it works out slightly more expensive as we need to pay bandwidth from AWS to Cloudflare but it offers better protection and that ultimately is our goal. It should scrub more bot traffic which means less hits origin but overall, it won't really give us any savings.

If you scroll down, you can check what is causing the delay to FCP/LCP.

CloudFlare have worked really hard to build their business to become one of the best CDN/Firewalls on the market with excellent bot detection and attack mitigation. We always want the best for our Cloud Platform and we're happy that this means using CloudFlare.

What does the report say the delay is caused by?

I've reviewed the commits and there's nothing that would change it from our end. There are no structural CSS changes, or changes on how JS/resources are loaded.

Yes, there will be some tweaks to allow B2 to work with Invision Community in 4.7.20 (and soon for v5).

There might be an issue with the patch system, so just update these files. Any cloud customers can just PM me their URL and I can push the updated files from our end. Patch.zip

Changed Release Date to 12/13/2024

We'll have the B2 stuff in the next release (v4.7.20). There's a few minor tweaks in there.

Patch will float through the magic clouds in about 10 minutes. Edit, the patch should appear in the support section now.

Changed Long ID to 5000037

We do this now and again to see if anyone is paying attention.

Say more?

Can you update your v5 site ACP/FTP in your client area and let me know when you have? I'd like to take a look at this.

Still with beta 8? I've tested this a lot locally.

Oh yeah. I didn't press a button. I pressed it now. It should appear.

This will be helpful for about 0.07% of our customer base from enterprise down to the smallest of communities and likely improve your SEO by roughly the same percentage. While I don't disagree in principle, Google only takes these things as hints, not cast-iron directives. Also, most members when creating content won't complete a list of allowed domains that can backlink. They'll just use default or leave them empty. We do of course use rel="nofollow" on most things outside of content and profiles.

Nothing is being deprecated. If you are looking to store multiple TBs of data, then either get a disk big enough or better, find a storage solution designed to scale with your needs, like B2, S3. These are not expensive services.

Yes, it's that time of the week where I spend 20-30 minutes of my life thinking of a terrible pun on a number. Our weekly beta release is here! We have a bunch of fixes for you, along with a tidy up of the new tag page and an update to the editor drop down menus to make it clearer what everything does and to make it a bit better on mobile. Let us know what you think!

Changed Current Release to No