A frontend script breaks in Balanced/Aggressive
Return to Conservative or disable the relevant deferral/removal control. Sensitive dependencies may need to remain untouched.
TROUBLESHOOT OMEGA PERFORMANCE ENGINE · WordPress Plugin 2.0.0
Troubleshooting guidance for Omega Performance Engine WordPress Plugin 2.0.0, based on its audited architecture and technical boundaries.
Start with the least destructive correction. Restore/revert a high-impact change before experimenting further on a production site.
Return to Conservative or disable the relevant deferral/removal control. Sensitive dependencies may need to remain untouched.
Check compatibility indicators and disable context-sensitive CSS removal for pages/plugins that require those styles.
Re-enable jQuery Migrate if the site still depends on it; removal is an Aggressive opt-in, not a required optimization.
Runtime cleanup is only one factor. Hosting, caching, CDN, theme layout, third-party scripts and browser behavior still affect measurements.
The WordPress plugin is runtime-only by design and does not rewrite posts, theme files or plugin files.
Runtime optimization cannot guarantee a fixed browser performance score. Cache/CDN layers, themes, builders, ecommerce, analytics and third-party scripts can materially affect results. Aggressive options require site-specific testing.
Review the complete public-facing capability specification, pricing and licence information for Omega Performance Engine.