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Yes it does, see attached.

I've been using Journal 3.2 for a while so I'm not sure.

Please see attached.

I'm in a tough spot. For right now, I have to use default cache varies because the cache warmup will not occur otherwise. If I set "Separate View for Safari Browser" then webp does not load and my views gets messed up (for example, mobile version on desktop). As a result, I disabled webp and...

I'm sorry but I am confused. 1) I am using your cache varies. 2) Why can't I warmup the cache using the setting we've been discussing?

I really don't understand user agents. What can I do to get these 4 cached: Chrome Desktop (Mac, Windows); Chrome Mobile (iPhone, Android); Safari Desktop (Mac); Safari Mobile (iPhone, iPad) I did uncomment the strings but then I replaced them with the previously mentioned varies.

I have set as follows Mobile Chrome Safari Good?

I entered them on separate lines. So multiple user agents should be in effect: iPhone Mac Also what if I am using these varies #1 RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} windows|linux|mac [NC] RewriteCond %{HTTP_ACCEPT} "image/webp" RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} !mobile|bot|chrome-lighthouse [NC]...

I've been playing around with it. If I do just iPhone in this field, then the image dimensions generate correctly (smaller images). However, a mobile version is served on desktop. Then, if I do iPhone & Macintosh it creates only desktop versions for both iPhone and Macintosh. What is going on...

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There is a setting in OpenCart LS Cache that says: "Rebuild Cache for specific devices/browsers" and then "Input User Agent of your device browser, one User Agent per line" What values will this accept?

Okay, back to the mobile cache dilemma. Journal 3.2 Theme for OpenCart uses screen width for mobile and tablet versions. However, it is not a separate version. Moreso for image dimensions. https://docs.journal-theme.com/docs/workflow/mobile-workflow

Google it, duh

Okay, but can it then be cached? That's my main goal webp + cache. If I set LS cache with default varies and then add just two UAs to "Rebuild Cache for specific devices/browsers" then I get webp for Chrome inline with how Journal scans the header. Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64)...

This extension may be of interest, as it preloads all webp images and no on-the-fly webp conversion is necessary: https://geekodev.com/opencart-modules/webp-image-converter-boost-your-page +Supports Journal 3/3.2 What are your thoughts?

What is going on here?

To configure LiteSpeed Cache for webp vs non-webp images, is the right way to configure the setting "Rebuild Cache for specific devices/browsers"? If so, this is what I have added just for Chrome. How do you determine which user agents to use? Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64)...

If only I knew how to code. This would be the best solution for each image: I'm not sure what Journal does for mobile devices exactly but it makes some detection for tablet & mobile because the images are resized differently.

Journal 3.2 does exactly this... but I do not know the method it does it by... which is not compatible with Litespeed cache

Looking at this thread I'm trying to see how I can get webp support. Any idea?