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Check your Chrome Dev Tools or PageSpeed Insights report to see third-party domains and how long they take to load. Third-party code can also load heavy JavaScript files on your site. Use Query Monitor to find your slowest plugins Elementor + Divi also have built-in settings for speed. Theme + Page Builder – GeneratePress, Oxygen, ACF, Astra + Gutenberg, Genesis Framework, or Elementor Hello Theme if you insist on Elementor.SEO – Rank Math or SEOPress (less bloated than Yoast with more features).Security – Cloudflare, your hosting firewall, limit login attempts, strong password, latest PHP version, disable XML-RPC, rename your wp-login page.Sliders – Soliloquy or MetaSlider, but I don’t recommend sliders.Translate – MultilingualPress, Polylang (not WPML).Gallery – Gutenberg Gallery or Meow Gallery.If you used Chrome Dev Tools + Query Monitor, it will be obvious which plugins are the culprits (Elementor, Elementor Pro, and page builder plugins are notorious for adding JavaScript + CSS). View my full list of slow plugins and avoid them when possible.

Some plugins add large JavaScript files to your site while others increase CPU with resource intensive background processes. I’m in the middle of designing my comments in CSS and will delete the wpDiscuz plugin when I’m done. My heaviest JavaScript file by far is coming from my comments plugin (wpDiscuz).

Is it third-party code from external domains?įind heavy JavaScript in Chrome Dev Tools → Coverage Find heavy JavaScript in PageSpeed Insights Find heavy JavaScript in your GTmetrix Waterfall chart.

Use a smaller Google Analytics tracking codeįind your largest JavaScript files using Chrome Dev Tools (recommend), PageSpeed Insights, or your GTmetrix Waterfall chart.

Remove unused JavaScript with asset unloading plugins.

Defer or delay non-essential JavaScript.

Remove unused JavaScript in Elementor/Divi.

Asset unloading plugins like Perfmatters or Asset CleanUp can also help remove JavaScript and plugins on content where it doesn’t need to load. Other than using lightweight plugins/themes and optimizing third-party code, you can use minify, combine, defer, or delay JavaScript.

Some third-party code can be hosted locally, delayed, or you can add prefetch and preconnect. Third-party JavaScript is usually from Google Tag Manager, Facebook and Twitter widgets, social share buttons, Facebook Pixel, reCAPTCHAs, Analytics, and AdSense. Review this list of 70+ common slow plugins or use Query Monitor to find your slowest plugins. Slow plugins and third-party code are the most common reasons you’ll see remove unused JavaScript errors. That way, you can learn if it’s from your theme, certain plugins, or third-party code. When testing your site in Lighthouse, you may need to remove unused JavaScript.Ī good starting point is to find your largest JavaScript files in Chrome Dev Tools or GTmetrix Waterfall.