This stuff is the real deal: just an app that works, no hassling like premium versions or special features. Thank you.

It works. It's seamless. It provides clear explanations of all the options. It's done with the nicest, selfless hacker mindset there is.

While many other optimization plugins try to reduce the server work and get you to use their cloud solution (and pay), this plugin does the most suitable job. Converts the files on request from the end user, doing it on the server. Creating the required sizes and later serving the other users those images.

Practically, if you upload the image and preview your post/page, the converted file is there and no more waiting. No payments, no bloatware.

With popular plugins that's mostly not the case as they do the bulk conversion by sending the files to their servers and of course - if you pay for it - send back the files when they can. It can take quite some time and often having issues as the sync can run into various troubles on your or their side.

Meaning that with other plugins you may have to wait to have optimized images served (if ever).

With this one, you have it there from the start.

Fantastic job!

The plugin which do what it should do. Nothing more!

Works perfectly well. Just make sure to read the documentation and that your server has the proper rules enabled.

This WordPress plugin is working really well for me on a Multisite setup with Subdirectories. Additionally, I've configured a custom folder for image uploads in the root directory, outside of the wp-content folder. All of this is installed on a server running Debian OS, Plesk Panel, and Nginx. To achieve this, I had to tweak the Nginx configuration in Plesk, specifically in the "Web and Domains" section and then in "Apache and Nginx Settings" within the Plesk control panel. Here, I was able to input the Nginx configuration code as per the instructions provided by the plugin developer. While the first configuration option for Nginx didn't work for me, the second option of "Alternative rules (using 'rewrite')" did. Now, with WordPress Multisite set up with subdirectories and a custom uploads folder, the webp images are served seamlessly, redirecting to JPG in older browsers. I really appreciate the effort put in by the plugin developer to provide these configuration options and make everything work smoothly. Thank you very much.

This plugin has an impressive amount of features and configuration options when it comes to converting and delivering WebP images. However, this can also be intimidating, and the UI is quite dry and technical. Highly recommended for advanced users, but maybe not the right choice for the avarage WordPress user.

Very good, congratulations on the plugin

Converted only few files. Thanks God did not brake anything for a while.

The only question: WHY this is here?!

Está falhando na instalação, tanto via painel do admin quanto enviando o plugin diretamente via FTP. Uma pena, pois etilizei em diversos projetos.