Kakapo Performance

Browser cache

The block disappears as soon as you switch it off.

The kakapo writes long-lived Expires and Cache-Control headers into the .htaccess as a clearly marked block. This takes effect on Apache and LiteSpeed. You can write or remove the block by hand at any time — and on deactivation it goes out again on its own.

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Browser cache

Expires and Cache-Control headers · marked block in the .htaccess

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What the browser cache offers

Expires and Cache-Control headers

A marked block in the .htaccess

Can be written and removed by hand

Disappears on deactivation

Here's how it works

Write the block into the .htaccess

The browser keeps files longer

Remove it again if needed

FAQ about the browser cache

Does this work on every server?

The block takes effect on Apache and LiteSpeed. Other servers don't read .htaccess — there, such headers belong in the server configuration.

Do cache rules stay behind when I switch the plugin off?

No. On deactivation, Kakapo removes its own block from the .htaccess again. The rest of your file stays untouched.

Can I edit the block myself?

Yes. It's marked as its own block and can be written or deleted by hand.

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