Managing multiple cache crawlers is simple with LSCache for WordPress. Learn how!
LiteSpeed QUIC and HTTP/3 Library v4.0
March 8th, 2023LiteSpeed’s QUIC and HTTP/3 library gets its first major feature enhancement release after a stable and performant 2-year run: lsquic v4.0.
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Customized Cache Tags With LSCWP API
March 6th, 2023Use customized cache tags with LSCWP API to group WordPress pages in your own way and purge together with a unique custom triggering event.
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WordPress Cloud Image FAQ
February 6th, 2023This OpenLiteSpeed and WordPress Cloud Image FAQ answers all of the common questions surrounding one-click images.
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Our new cache crawler script travels its way through your sitemap file, refreshing pages that have expired in the cache.
What works for small-to-medium sized stores may not work for stores with thousands of products.
Some hosts wanted the ability to allow their clients the use of a LSCWP crawler, but only if the providers had the ability to set some limits. Here’s how we implemented that.
You have questions? We’ve got answers. This week we’re talking some more about our crawler functionality.
LSCache for WP now has a crawler! Find out why it has the potential to make your WordPress site even faster.