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While Congratulating the developer for the PRO RELEASE, and WISHING HIM ALL THE BEST. The Major Issue I have noticed with the use of WCVENDORS PLUGIN is it Eats Away Major Resources of Hosting, making your site load VERY SLOW.
Use the P3 Plugin Profiler from GODADDY, and run the scan, after you install the WCVENDORS PLUGIN,
This image is when the WCVENDORS is active
& This image is when the WCVENDORS is deactivated
P3 Performance Profile is an EXCELLENT plugin if you are bad at statistical math.
Why?
It doesnt give you any useful data.
All it shows you is that out of all the things your page needed to load, WC Vendors too up about 70% of those resource loading times. And then it puts it in a fancy pie chart so you think you can see what plugins are “hurting” you performance-wise. Very useless!
What it does not do, is tell you a pie chart of what percentage of the page requires a plugin and then show performance data vs that chart. Look at all the other plugins you have — they all do basically nothing. ?
If you disabled WC Vendors, all of a sudden your pie chart would show WooCommerce as taking up 40% of the pie chart. Does that mean WooCommerce is slow? No!
If you want to test performance, test load times. ( tools.pingdom.com/fpt/ ). Or, better yet, install “Query Monitor” plugin from the free wordpress repository. That will tell you what SQL queries are slow, and that’s what actually impacts your site loading time.
You should safely uninstall P3, delete it, burn it, and send it to its grave. ? Query Monitor will be much more useful for you.
Cheers
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