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You can easily enable GZIP compression for any local files using the GZIP Compression tab. For any externally hosted resources, you'll have to make sure the provider enables the compression there.

You can easily enable GZIP compression for any local files using the GZIP Compression tab. For any externally hosted resources, you'll have to make sure the provider enables the compression there.

You can potentially save %dms by serving the following resources with GZIP compression.

You can potentially save %dms by serving the following resources with GZIP compression.

Nice! You have compression enabled for your text based resources.

Nice! You have compression enabled for your text based resources.

Compressing text-based resources such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with GZIP shrinks your files, make your site faster, and improve your pages load score.

Compressing text-based resources such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with GZIP shrinks your files, make your site faster, and improve your pages load score.

For Pro users, Smush has a CDN option to automatically resize and serve correctly sized images for their containers. If you’re not using the Auto Resizing option, you can crop or scale the highlighted images using the WordPress image editor to match the container size.

For Pro users, Smush has a CDN option to automatically resize and serve correctly sized images for their containers. If you’re not using the Auto Resizing option, you can crop or scale the highlighted images using the WordPress image editor to match the container size.

Enable the "Detect and show incorrectly sized images" option in Smush. This will add functionality to your website that highlights the images that are incorrectly-sized for their container.

Enable the "Detect and show incorrectly sized images" option in Smush. This will add functionality to your website that highlights the images that are incorrectly-sized for their container.

%1$sSmush%2$s is the easiest way to serve properly sized imagery on your site. Following are the options in Smush, which can help you to improve your score:

%1$sSmush%2$s is the easiest way to serve properly sized imagery on your site. Following are the options in Smush, which can help you to improve your score:

You can potentially save %dms by serving the following images as per their container size.

You can potentially save %dms by serving the following images as per their container size.

Nice! Your page is serving appropriate-sized images.

Nice! Your page is serving appropriate-sized images.

Your posts and pages should output images that are the correct size for their containers to ensure visitors aren't loading up unnecessarily large images - particularly for mobile users.

Your posts and pages should output images that are the correct size for their containers to ensure visitors aren't loading up unnecessarily large images - particularly for mobile users.

The %1$s attribute tells the browser the type of the resource and hence helps to set the priority accordingly. A few common values for the %1$s attribute are script, style, font, image. Click %2$shere%3$s to see the complete list.

The %1$s attribute tells the browser the type of the resource and hence helps to set the priority accordingly. A few common values for the %1$s attribute are script, style, font, image. Click %2$shere%3$s to see the complete list.

Use the example statement to instruct your browser to download key resources as early as possible.

Use the example statement to instruct your browser to download key resources as early as possible.

You can potentially save %1$dms by preloading the following %2$d resources.

You can potentially save %1$dms by preloading the following %2$d resources.

Nice! We couldn't find any resource which needs to use preload declarative.

Nice! We couldn't find any resource which needs to use preload declarative.

The late-discovery of critical resources hidden in CSS or JS files can delay the first render, the rendering of text, or loading of critical parts of a page. Use %s to tell the browser to fetch critical resources earlier.

The late-discovery of critical resources hidden in CSS or JS files can delay the first render, the rendering of text, or loading of critical parts of a page. Use %s to tell the browser to fetch critical resources earlier.