You can disable rules for a given page by adding a specific parameter to the url: ?frz-[rule]=true|false
. If the rule is for sub-resources, the parameter will be in the form ?frz-persist-[rule]=true|false
The list of parameters that apply to a page URL :
- frz-lazyload
- frz-concatcss
- frz-concatjs
- frz-deferjs
- frz-inlining
- frz-cssontop
- frz-resourcesversioning
- frz-preloading
- frz-google_fonts
- frz-persist-optimizefont
- frz-persist-compressimgs
- frz-persist-minifycss
- frz-persist-minifyjs
- frz-early-hints
- frz-responsive
- frz-service_worker
- frz-minifyhtml
- frz-unsharding
- frz-edge_rewriter
- frz-unlazyload
It is also possible to enable or disable all rules at once, which is equivalent to enabling/disabling all optimizations using the parameter frz-optimize=true/false.
It is also possible to disable rule options for a given page by adding in the URL a second specific parameter: ?frz-[règle]-[option]=true|false
Thus, we can have:
- frz-deferjs-onlyexternal
- frz-minifyhtml-keepcomment
- frz-compressimgs-jpg-active
- frz-compressimgs-png-active
- frz-compressimgs-gif-active
- frz-compressimgs-svg-active
- frz-compressimgs-gif-compressionRate
- frz-compressimgs-png-convertPng24toPng8
- frz-compressimgs-jpg-quality
- frz-compressimgs-jpg-progressive
- frz-compressimgs-jpg-stripMetadata
- frz-compressimgs-jpg-automaticQualityDetection
- frz-compressimgs-jpg-automaticQualityPreset (low, medium, high, very high)
- frz-sharding-instyleattribute
- frz-lazyload-offset ( images to ignore)
- frz-lazyload-version
- frz-google_fonts-fontDisplayValue
- frz-google_fonts-asyncLoad
All these options are also available by placing cookies to keep the option for the duration of a session (limited to 24 hours). To place these cookies, just use the parameter frz-persist-[rule]
in the querystring.
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