There's quite often some kind of conflict with third-party plugins (eg. LiteSpeed Cache, SiteGround Optimize/Speed Optimizer, etc.) due to them bundling WPP's JS file while ignoring the various data- properties included with the script, breaking WPP's ability to work as intended.
Some of these plugins though do provide filter hooks (eg. LiteSpeed's litespeed_optimize_js_excludes, Speed Optimizer's sgo_javascript_combine_exclude_ids, etc) that we could rely on to automatically exclude wpp.min.js and wpp.js from their JS bundling / minification process.
There's quite often some kind of conflict with third-party plugins (eg. LiteSpeed Cache, SiteGround Optimize/Speed Optimizer, etc.) due to them bundling WPP's JS file while ignoring the various
data-
properties included with the script, breaking WPP's ability to work as intended.Some of these plugins though do provide filter hooks (eg. LiteSpeed's
litespeed_optimize_js_excludes
, Speed Optimizer'ssgo_javascript_combine_exclude_ids
, etc) that we could rely on to automatically exclude wpp.min.js and wpp.js from their JS bundling / minification process.