FlyingPress 4.16.1 Nulled

- Fix: A browser console warning regarding preloaded images not being promptly utilized for third-party CDNs post v4.16

- New: Filter hooks to exclude JS files from delay and defer (for third-party plugin developers)
- Improvement: A remarkable 80% reduction in CPU usage during cache preloading for sites with large number of pages
- Improvement: Enhanced compatibility with the SureCart plugin
- Improvement: Enable defer inline by default when defer JavaScript is enabled
- Improvement: Cache was not purged properly when ACF option pages are updated in certain cases
- Improvement: CORS compliant image preloading to ensure efficient resource reuse for better performance
- Improvement: Do not optimize images inside `template` tags for broader compatibility
- Fix: A PHP notice triggered by early textdomain loading in WP v6.7.1

- Improvement: Display alerts after importing configurations and activating license
- Improvement: Simplify smart link preloading for enhanced performance
- Fix: The admin bar was not displaying for logged-in users in certain cases when FlyingCDN is active

- Improvement: Prevent pages from downloading as gzip on OpenLiteSpeed servers
- Improvement: Refactor WPML integration to improve performance
- Improvement: Preload pages with appropriate user agent for greater compatibility
- Fix: Remove unwanted encoded string from `cache_bust` query parameter that caused invalid URLs

- Improvement: Use mime module as a fallback to prevent pages from downloading as gzip
- Fix: A warning about an undefined array key `HTTP_HOST` while purging FlyingCDN cache in the CLI context
- Fix: Element attribute values were incorrectly captured by the HTML parser in certain cases

- Improvement: Further enhancements to reduce the negative impact of third-party scripts on overall performance

- Improvement: Removed htaccess rule to conditionally check for legacy cached files
- Improvement: Ensure responsive attributes are added only if `srcset` is correctly generated for an image
- Improvement: Leverage WordPress native way to add query parameters to a URL for enhanced compatibility
- Fix: Third-party scripts negatively impacted the pagespeed scores in certain scenarios

- Fix: Incorrect rewriting of internal SVG reference URLs caused broken styles in CSS minify
- Fix: An error while generating srcset for responsive images in certain cases

- Improvement: Add 'srsltid' to default ignore query parameters

- Improvement: Disable smart link preloading for logged-in users to reduce server load
- Fix: An error while generating image srcset in certain scenarios