I am reaching out to discuss an issue I’ve encountered while using your plugin alongside WProcket to optimize my website. Specifically, I’ve been utilizing WProcket’s “Remove Unused CSS” feature, which plays a crucial role in optimizing site performance. However, upon activating your plugin, I noticed an unexpected behavior. It seems that your plugin overrides the exclusion list defined in WProcket, resulting in the deletion of essential CSS files and the addition of “/widget-google-reviews/assets/css/public-main.css”.
To address this concern, I’ve already taken several steps to troubleshoot the issue. I collaborated with the WProcket support team to conduct thorough tests, including cache clearing, plugin deactivation, and utilizing tools like “String Locator” to identify any potential manipulations by your plugin.
After our investigations, it became apparent that a compatibility update may be necessary to resolve this conflict. Given the importance of both your plugin and WProcket in optimizing website performance, I believe releasing a compatibility update would greatly benefit users facing similar challenges.
I kindly request your assistance in releasing a compatibility update to ensure seamless integration between your plugin and WProcket’s optimization features. By doing so, not only will it address my current issue, but it will also enhance the experience for all users who rely on both of these plugins simultaneously.
A small note: I have already contacted “Rich Plugins” via their support email two days ago but no one commented or replied to this issue.
